... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... not yet come before the Con- ference. d er THE RUSSIAN EXYPEDITION IN CENTRAL St ASIA. at- Th TERIflAN, Tuesday. The Persian Government refuses to interfere in the Tckke question, or to accept the proffered allegiance of , the llerv Turcomans. 01-- --- ...

... and twenty soldiers killed and wounded. tht We find it reported that, immediately on the fall of pre i- Bushire, the Persian Government accepted the terms e, offered by Britain, and that the war is consequently at 501 1- an end. There is, however, some ...

... straight to Herat through Deregaz, and without t touching Merv, cannot be carried out without the t connivance of the Persian Government, who either l would have to provision the Russian troops marching r along the frontier, or, what is more probable, Oermit ...

... entertained as to the safety of the crew. TAHE PERSIAN RAILWAY. ST PxrERssBs uWednesday night. According to the Gaspian the Persian Government has arranged with a syndicate of Prench capitalists for the construction of a railway between Teheran And Resht. The ...

... are current here that the Persian Govern- nlert proposes the appointmellnt of a European Coax- , maission for the definition of the North-Eastern and Attrok frontiers of Persia. It it; also reported that the Persian Government contemplates taking active ...

... of Turco- fo rmans, and entered Xborassan. He intends marching J. on Askabad after the capture-of Khalstnadri. The hi Persian Government is sending troops a him. THE UNITED STATES. p _ 'te [Fnox To-DAY'S TimE.1 y 3 PSILADELPIH, Monday. cc Represeitative ...

... the Cabul refugees, and will close the gates against the whole party, compelling them to seek refuge in Persia. The Persian Government might then be asked to make prisoners of them, Ayoub being responsible for Lieutenant Maclaine's murder. Colonel Daubeney's ...

... girl, by changing her religion, had ceased to be a British subject. He proposes a mixed committee of inquiry. E' he Persian Government threatens suddendeath . to all rioters caught opposing the release of the ,stolen English girl. f DISMISSAL OF RIFLE ...

... the cost of Persia that her advance alongside of the Persian frontier, in Central Asia, made it impera-l tive on the Persian Government to seek the more inti- mate alliance-the French and Russian journals say the protection-of England, through the concession ...