... and will close the gates against the whole party, compelling them to seek refuge in Persia. It is suggested that the Persian Government should make prisoners of them, Ayoub being responsible for Lieut. Maclaine's murder. CAPTURE OF A SUSPECTED BUTGLAR ...

... now certain that Encland has sent an ullf. int am to Persia, hut the Shah dees not sern mucb disposed tu yield. The Persian Government was ail alone aware of the preparations of the English in India for the expedition to the Persiar. Gulf. All this. how- ...

... vigottr. to admnit that theI latter wtould be dlisposed to break, without m~otive, ex- istini:treaties with Per~sia. The Persian government places gcreat cotifideuce in tlhe kindness. the peersics- city, and the perfret equity of the English cebineL li i even ...

... knowledge of his means, and did lot succeed, he must bear the respon. sibility of the stp. The difficultim between the Persian Government and the British iinlb seems as yet not only not artanged, but, if the news rom Erzsrotim is to be believed, they heve ...

... th According to a telegram from Teheran in the Novae Vreenyo, which had better be received with extreme caution, the Persian Government bas massod consider. able forces on the Turkish frontier near Bagdad as a hI counter.demonetration against the large ...

... at that capital has sent a dispatch to his go- vernment informing them that, having heard of the fall of Buahire, the Persian government * decided' to make 3t5.titinople, this intelligence was immnediately forward. Ied, by telegraph, by Ljord Stratford ...

... Caucasian coast, probably for the purpose of avoiding, C at so great a distance, a collision with the combined fleets. The Persian Government has definitively desisted from its primitive design of hostilities against Turkey. r Six Anglo-French steamers have ...

... communications from the Persian Government, that those commur ications have been not infrequent, but that they have hithesto led to no conclusion. With re. gard to the specific statement that we had releaced the Persian Government from their engagement ...

... interests. The Russians have been in-th triguing very successfully at the Court of the Shah. l It has been signified to the Persian Government that th the debt of 50 millions will not be demanded by Russia, ra and that they will receive aid for anything they ...

... lately published some disparaging remarks upon England, which caused the British Legation to address remonstrances to the Persian Government. The Gazette subsequently made an apology. Sir Peter Lumsden and the Boundary Commission are now on Persian territory ...

... affirmed, have been proceeding wI for some time between the English and Persian Govern- Is meats in regard to the Russian advance in Turkestan. m It is understood that the Persian Government views the present position of Russia in Central Asia with considerable ...

... previous sanction of the ?? Goverirnoint. If there ar-s Rassiain appli- cants for the railwnny cornoessiouls granted by the Persian Government to foreignuers, the Persianx Government undertakes to give theii tire preference. Per-sin undertakies to rulratr uct ...