... Minister at Teheran, concluded certain articles of agreement with the Suder Azim ?? 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 ...

... it ever tshoutd be proposed. PERSIA. ?? Gazette dc Teeran. of the 8th of January contains- a new manifesto of the 'Persian Government. ' The con- t cessionvs offered by Persia to Great Britain are again s lludet1' to, and a contrast is institulted between ...

... will take the command in Asia. TnmoLI.-The Arabs are masters of the country. Foreign troops are expected. PEnsIA.-The Persian Government, instigated by Russia, has suppressed Protestant schools. ITAL.Y.-The Brussels paper Independence is informed from Italy ...

... years' hard labouT in the mines. Dr. e Weinar and Troetchausky will have ten years' hard labour in a fortress. The Persian Government refsos3 to interfere in the Tskko question, or to accept the proffered allegiance of the Merv Turcomans. The Turcomans ...

... the report is true, the Persian Government will not take a hostile initiative, but demand explanations. Should it prove that England has disregarded treaties and broken an old and intimate friendship, then the Persian Government will oppose her proceedings ...

... was any foundation for the statement in to-day'e limes that the Minister at Teheran had been instructed to inform the Persian Government that Her Majesty's Government released them from their engagements under the Treaty of 1857 not to occupy Herat, end ...

... more, -it wa's not disinclined to give to Mr. Murray such satis- I hfaction as was com'patible with the' dignity of the Persian Government. But that, did not suffice; to those two demands others. have' been added. Lord Clarendon and Lord, Redeliffe proposed ...

... tobacco. Notwithstanding the bad crops in some of the provinces the revenue of Spain shows a considerable increase. The Persian Government has arranged with a syndicate Ad of French capitalists for the construction of a railway be- id tween Teheran and Resht ...

... situation of the besieged are very vague. It is said that they suffer much from famine, but that the troops of the (Persian) Government are not much better off for provisions. Some Bokhara merchants, who came from Herat about a month ago, declared that ...

... director of Persian politics. It was by his means that the difference was created between the British Minister and the Persian Government, although to the last the Russian Minister professed the greatest friendship for the Government of Great Btitain. The ...

... regret that the conduct iit the Pelalah ovrernnelit haskd to hostilities between-ber Majesty and the Slsh oS Persia. The Persian Government, in defiance oif ?? nnd in violation of ti engagelieuts, bas besieged and captured the Ilaior~tantecity ct.. l'rat. ...

... at Busbire, on the 10th February. It appearsthat when i General Outram landed, on the 27th January, he heard that the Persian Government was making vast prepara- tions for the recovery of Bushire; that Shooja-ool-Moolk, who commanded the Persian aemy ...