... 1 received frequent communications from the Persian Government. but hitherto those communications had led to no conclusion wfith regard to the specific statement that they had released the Persian Government from their engagement not to occupy Herat. That ...

... the Times announces it has, reason to believe that directions have been sent to our Minister at Teheran to inform the Persian Government that HEn MA ?? Government released Persia from the treaty engagement of 1857, by which Persia bound herself not to take ...

... active part in the past lic policy, but had essentially contributed to form it. Tile N first reason put forward by the Persian government tr against the appointment of Mirza Hashimn was, that he in had not been regularly dismissed front the of ice which ...

... authority of the viceroy, who had returned tt to Alexandria. r PERSIA. Statements from Persia are to the effect that the , Persian government had suppressed the school for Pro- 's testants formed in that country, and that the suppression .- had been instigated ...

... thee conduct of the Pesa government lice ci led to hostilities between hier M 'jSty and tile Shall of ti Persia. Tile Persian go)vernment, in defiance ofrepeated T ,warnings, and in violation of its esegageinents, has be- aso sieged and captured thle inspoetant ...

... to Mr WAnREaN, Lord PALMeERSTON stated that no information had been received by the government of the refusal of the Persian government to evacuate Herat. The house adjourned at half-past one o'clock. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5. The Sale of Obsceno Books Prevention ...

... he would give a, statement of thefacts as he had heard-them 'from, partisans of our own mission aiod'frombhose of the Persian government. . It appeared .,that a ?? Hashiai,,whp had something. to do .wi~th the Persian gevernment, thinkipg himself unfairly ...

... relative of Shah Shooja sol-moolk (who is to this day remembered with blessings on his soul), has been a q pensioner of the Persian government, and lately sta- tioned in Snngbust between Mushid and Ghooryan, to avwe-and check the ?? from ravaging t that part ...

... were reported iA espath fro Marsilles, dated Tuesday, the 10th instant, statesta tb General Buoler had been sent by the Persian government to the seat of war in the Persian Gulf, but lie bad left Herat win a good state of defence. The Persians were much excited ...

... Christians. PERSIA. The Presse ?? brings, in a letter dated Teberan, July 22, the unlooked for intelligence that the Persian government is about to publish in its official journal a notification of the highest interest. The Shah will pro- claim the absolute ...

... of rhis Majesty the Emperor of all the Russina. The Caulcase, a Russian journal pablished at Tiflis states that the Persian government has sent an expedi- tion against Herat, and is, moreover, concentrating at Aderloidjan an army, which has become n6eessary ...

... in 'that diredtion Vill give ¢ additional confidence to the tribes, and produce a cor- G responding effedt upon the Persian government. 3 t Three small river' steameto'swith 300 riflemen, have ! left thbiida, for Akwaz,'and should the, report ibe favourable ...