... the. Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Highness the Sudr Azim, or.Prime I Minister of the Persian Government. I IBy those articles the Persian Government engaged not to send do troops to erai on any account, unless foreian troops-that is, an troops ...

... the Court of the Shall of Persia, and his Highness the tiudr o t Azim, or Prime Mlinister of ?? Persian Government. By those articlea the Persian Government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops- that is, troops from ...

... Persia, has always been treated by the Shah with marked kindness, and by the Persians in general with due respect. The Persian Government, with an unusual liberality, allowed him for his maintenance a thousand tomans (about £350) a month, and of late that ...

... at sight. The bank shall not issue notes abose the value of 20,000,0oo francs (&i00,000) without giving notice to the Persian Government, ry. The object of this bank as a 35 national institntion being the public veal and the nd good of the State, the Government ...

... Mr Murray, remains in Tabris with the members of the embassy, although some journals assert that his rupture with the Persian Government is of trifling moment. I should say that however true this may be, our ambas . sador is fully justified. The treaties ...

... , and took possession of this place, which the Persian Government had left in its old state, without preparations for defence, and without in- crease of the small regular garrison. The Persian Government is much astonished by this kind of proceeding, ...

... the Persian Government, and to evacuate Herat. It is not surprising that the Serdar should see in the present state of India, and in the embarrassments of England, an encouragement to his ambitious projects. In the event of the Persian Government, whose ...

... ts days ago for the Russian Legatiou at Teheran. fordsh le These despatches contained instructions that the becomn h Persian Government should be given to understand Campi es that Russia could tolerate the incursion of the Kurds port's ns on her territory ...

... Van. The Ottoman Government has also requested the Persian Government to arrest these criscinal bands, who, on being pursued by Turkish troops, may attempt to recross the fron- tier. The Persian Government is also urged to take proper measures for preventing ...

... Minuister, on hear. in Of Ay~on Rha.nks intended journey to Bokhara through Kboras~a15 and M1ferv, represented to the Persian Government, and to His Majesty in parti- cular, all the inconveoiences of allowingthe pre- tender to Shere Ali's succession to ...

... July 15.-Official intlat gern was received here yesterday, that Dost 'Moiha met was marching upon Herat, asnd tha.t t.. Persian Government had askezi assistanie ft. the British Minister. The withdrawal of the caimes from circil1:tic. commenced yesterday. ...

... audience, given by the Sultan to the Persian Minister, that diplomatist assured him of the pa- cific sentiment of the Persian Government. SWlTZERtLAjND. From the Globe's Paris colr espondent of Friday ?? from Berne, dated yesterday, state that the trials ...