... reasons which left no stain upon his Popu: reputation, was employed by MR. MURRAY as the any, British agent at Shiraz. The Persian Government, advai however, refused to ratify this appointment, and or th when requested by MiR. MURRAY to give a reason SchoC for ...

... 1 received frequent communications from the Persian Government. but hitherto those communications had led to no conclusion wfith regard to the specific statement that they had released the Persian Government from their engagement not to occupy Herat. That ...

... probable that the loss of that town, even when it became known at the capital, would produce such an effect upon the Persian Government as to induce it at once to sue for peace. The capture of a single d stronghold, in a small and highly civilised country ...

... the Times announces it has, reason to believe that directions have been sent to our Minister at Teheran to inform the Persian Government that HEn MA ?? Government released Persia from the treaty engagement of 1857, by which Persia bound herself not to take ...

... leave its precincts. To all appearance he was resigned to his fate. In the beginning of last spring he petitioned the Persian Government for permission to reside during the sunmmier in the country, as town -was too hot. The perinissionwos granted. Ayoub ...

... at the Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Highness the Sudr Azim, or Prime Minister of the Persian .Government. By those articles the Persian Government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops -that is, troops from ...

... Con- cession which were demanded by the Persian Government. This is the usual way in which such disputes arise, and we may rest assured of this, that whether BiosN PUEIUTER has failed, or whether the Persian Government has insisted upon unreasonable modifications ...

... s and the Persian Government officials, claiming certain- of the Armenian inhabitants, whom he mentioned by name, and endeavonred to carry off by force. Such acts have been of frequent occurrence, and on eacE occasion the Persian Government has ade repre ...

... delivering inflammatory speeches against Europeans, and endeavouring to stir up the people against them. B13 order of the Persian Government the priest was forcibly expelled from the town lass Sundavy but some of his adherents caused a riot, w hich lasted till ...

... mperor for approval. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 8. [Via Marseilles.1 A difficulty has arisen between the Porte and the Persian Government, the latter having refused to con- elude a commercial treaty with Turkey on the same basis as with other Powers. The ...

... is. TURKEY AND PERSIA. (TrSa TELEOaAM.) Le CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Monday.-A slight difficulty bas e arisen with Persia. The Persian Government demands * the immediate cession of Ihotour, according to Article 0 60 of the Treaty of Berlin, which provides ?? the ...

... active part in the past lic policy, but had essentially contributed to form it. Tile N first reason put forward by the Persian government tr against the appointment of Mirza Hashimn was, that he in had not been regularly dismissed front the of ice which ...