... a mrrjority of 80 votes, The Persianrt war, wvich hudl originratedl in aggressions anti bricis of engagement bv tile Persian Government, WEIS put rit end to by a Irerty of iteace conclured at Paris Out dilrlomarie relatierts with tire United States hald ...

... men ride harder to communicate. good news. In three or four days couriers reach the capital from the coast, for the Persian Government has organised an admirable system of communicatiou-one of the few good institutions the country eal- boast. The Soojah ...

... is to say, from 10,000 to 12,000 souls. What is now to be apprehended is a rising in Khorassau at a tmoment when the Persian Government, having 6 their hands full with disturbances in other parts of the country; will be powerless to cope with it. Russiain ...

... expects to complete the campaign in three months. NotwithL- standing its Inancial derangements, anti fear of re- volt, the Persian Government exhibits great activity. The Persians are rnastpr4 of almost all the roads to Canudhar. Tue Joutrna I d Constantinopls ...

... as it was before. The ocly differenca is that' the controlling power over new undertaking-a wiii not reat with the Persian Government, bat I wvith Earon de Reuter, or his representatives. 8 Ia control is not likely to be less satisfactory thean that ...

... .Muem correspondent at Odessa says- The. Russian Steam Navigation Company have just contracted with an agent of the Persian Government to carry during the next three months large quantities of war material, such as cannon of various calibre, balls, and ...

... Shobsovans and seventeen Cussackis were killed. Mmay were wounded. The Russian Commander has asked l for reinforcements. The Persian Government is agitated, fearina Russian interference in Ehoras. san and Azerbig-an. Qniet has been restored at Meshed. The Sl1h ...

... three rid or four millions of Mahommedans in Persia and the n- Caucasian provinces of Runsia. The attitudeof the he Persian Government has become surprisingly tale- .er rant of missionary labour in the country. Four as yearn ago we were forbidden to print ...

... miles, and the road is easy. Many of the lfhorassan people are migrating into the newly-conquered Russian territory. Tie Persian Government is greatly agitated. BURNING OF A SWISS VILLAGE. A telegram from Geneva states that during a storm a house in the village ...

... number of lurcomans, and entered Mltovassan. He intends unarching on Askabad, after the canture of 'Kalat- inadri. The Persian Government is sending troops against him. T'HE iSOUDAN INSURRPECTION. It is stated by the Cairo correspondent of the Dnily News ...

... excused t himself on frivolous grounds. He has also inter- I fered with some horsemen vho have been detailed hi bv the Persian Government to escort couriers between the British camp aand Meshed. Sir Peter Lum sden having complained strongly through. the ...

... Trevor, and Nicol attended as English delegatm. THE PERSIAN A.RMY. ST. PEmTEsnBRGo, SuND.Ar.-It is stated thsat the Persian Government has requested the despstch of Russian oflicers to reorganise the Persian army. THE INJERNAL MACHINES. PhillLrADTIIA ...