... denianding the woman's restitution to her husband, allowed the Persian Government 48 hours to dio it; afterwarlds he extended this period to twice 48 hours, in which the Persian Government had to decide whether it would comply with his demand or compel ...

... at the Court of the Shalh of Persia, and his Highness thl Sudr Azihn, or Prime Minister of the Persian Government. By those articles tile Persian Government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops,-that is, troops fromn ...

... opposi- tion would be offered to the disembarkation of the troops either at Karrack or Bushire; but the manifestoes of the Persian Government continued to be of the most warlike character, and it was thought, therefore, that the occupa- tion of these places ...

... meted out to the person guilty of burning alive the Israelite Jehuda, at I 1armaadan. Protection is promised by tho Persian Government to all its Jewish subjects. THE WHITECHAPEL TRAGEDY. In the course of the re-examination of the brothers Wainawright ...

... famine in Persia still continues, and cholera is also beginning to commit sad ravages among the population. Meanwhile the Persian Government seems to be doing nothing, and the starving people are left to look after themselves. Large numbers arrive in Bombay ...

... given by the State, so far as may be possible, and in case lands which are private property should be required, the Persian Government undertakes to use its influence to prevent exorbitant prices being charged, and will, if necessary, compel the owvners ...

... moving for correspondence between the Government and Baron Renter, on the subject of the concession recently made by the Persian Government to him, commented on the extensive nature of the concession, and wished for an explanation of the course the Government ...

... conditions, The delegate of the ;contractors for the great English Loan remonstrated cn g against it, but in vain. c 'e The Persian Government lies ratified an ag~reement n concluded between Ferouk Khan and a French house for s ~t working up part of the silk ...

... fromi Trehizonde, of the 11th, state that the t British Ambassador at Teheran had broken off all re- 4 lations with the Persian Government in consequence of V some personal offence. It was thought that the affair ht would be terminated by a reparation on ...

... settled. We learn from Teheran that the German Mission arrived there on Saturday. Great pre- parations were made by the Persian Government for its reception. In the French Senate on Monday M. de Gavardie = asked leave to interpollate the Government on Egyptian ...

... consistent with the treaty of llerat concluded between Great Britain and Persia. Notwithstanding all that has passed, the Persian Government has not lost sight of the preservation of its friendship with Great Britain, and is ready to withdraw her troops from ...

... that capital has sent a despatch to his Go- vernment, informing them that, having heard of the fill of Busbire, the Persian Government ' decided' to make peace upon the English terms. On its reaching Constan- tinople, this intelligence was immediately ...