... trede is in hands. there ; and the as to keep outal intiude:t, and the only way we can des: is by obtaining from the Persian Government a writts assurance that oo on the Pe: sian sede of in Galf shall ever be leased or coded to any Pows but Great Britain ...

... are purulent swellu-gi on the body and face, is raging at Kuseli aud Ardabil. It is causing great mortality, and the Persian Government has cut off the two towns from all communication with the outer world. ...

... for their occupation. Mr Lowther stated that the Government had offered their good offices in order to settle the tes Persian Government and the Imperial T. an tek bees tn Persian authorities had agreed to pay the com- pany half a million as compensation ...

... foundation of a Jewish colony. Tux Evecraic Lieut in -ERSIA.—A syndicate of Belgian capitalists has obtained from the Persian Government a concession for the monopoly oi electric lighting aud also gas lighting for the whole of the Persian ire. A 'y for ...

... for not bringing more influence to bear upon the Persian Government, order to obtain her restoration. Sir James Fergusson said that the Government taken all possible steps to induce the Persian Government to act with promptitude in the case of Miss Greenfield ...

... that the gi by changing her religion, had ceased to be a British subject. © proposes a mixed committee of inquiry. The Persian Government threatens sudden death to all rioters caught opposing the release of the stolen English girl. ...

... Persian dynasty, and to assist it with men and money in quelling any insurrection that may prove too formid- able for the Persian Government to stamp out. ...

... saj-ft: —According information received there, Prince Dolgorouki, the Russian Minister of Teheran, is trying induce the Persian Government to liberate Ayonb Khan, for whose safe keeping the British Government pays the Persians a large subsidy. ...

... that the new Russian Knvov to Persia, Prince Dolgorouki, has been furnished with full instructions to treat with the Persian Government connection with Central Asiatic affairs, and that a certain satisfaction is discernible Russian political circles respecting ...

... Shohsovans and seventeen Cossacks were killed. were wounded. The Russian commander has asked for reinforcements. The Persian Government is agitated, fearing Russian interference in Khorassen and Azesbijan. Quiet has been restored at Meshed. The Shah is ...

... building a bridge over the Murghab River. cannon foundry has been established at Herat for the casting of heavy guns. The Persian Government has made a grant of £970 for repairing and strengthening the fortifications and building barracks at that place. There ...

... Vienna, Tuesday evening.—The Russian Government, according to advices received at Moscow, lias beeif informed that the Persian Government quite approves of the proposed new frontier line between Russia and Afghanistan being traced eastwards from Zulficar ...