... with the States of Affghan- istan to prevent any cause of umbrage being given by ror them, or by any of them, to the Persian Government. The Shall further engages, within three months after in- the return of the British Mission to Teheran, to appoint ...

... of stich vast t 'e works. n PERSIA. The Gazelle de Teher-an of the 8th of January contains I a newv manifesto of the Persian Government. The con- t cessions offered by Persia to Great Britain are agaiss ralluded to, and a contrast is instituted between ...

... of the complaints of various Armenian contractors, who could not obtain regular payment for their deliveries, and the Persian government had therefore advised the mer- chants not to make auy contracts whatever with the expedition. ...

... between that country and England. While Ahmiet Effendi, Turkish Charge d'Affaires, satified with the explanations of the Persian Government, did not think it right to inn terrupt his relations with the Shah. ...

... church for the use of the Nestorians and ehad contributed 1001. towards its construction. The x- Prime Minister of the Persian Government, the repre- e !esentatives of the British, French, and Turkish Govern- 1 in ments, as well as the leading merchants ...

... commands as to express to you her regret 2' that the conduct of the Persian Government has led to a, hostilities between Her Majesty and the Shah of Persia. d~ The Persian Government, in defiance of repeated 1 l warnings, and in violation of its engagements ...

... British agents, who have repeatedly violated treaties, pi created embarrassments, and infringed the authority of 55 the Persian Government. The rapture with Mr. Mar- ma ray is charged, with respect to thle Hasherm affair, to his to own conduct 'in violation ...

... Siali to break off c friendly relations with the Cabinet of London. or to excite hostilities against that power. The Persian Government C has at various times manifested its good intentions in an s official document. It always lad that object in view, ...

... tti Shah. This also lis been set aside. Mlr. Murray C will be received with all the honosirs due to his rank, but the Persian Government wilt not have to perform an act which would have lowered it in tie eyes of the people, and to the humiliation of which ...

... would Le - now be taken by the English and French squadron in connaxion he er with that affair. and the report that the Persian Government had d'- determIned to co-operate with Russia. Yesterday, Consols were .done as low as 94, on the announcement of another ...

... from Teheran states that the overflow of tt ~'the Tejend River having rendered the roads to Merev Y impassable, the Persian Government have allowed two of it battalions of Russian troops to march through Persian c C. territory to Merve. E~ A flimes Meshed ...

... this p reclamation implies a threat to occupy the territory of 1 Azerbaidjan in order to attract the attention of the r Persian Government to the north-western frontier. in Meanwhile there is every reason to believe that the v. danger for Persia lies in the ...