... differences which may arises between the govern- ste ments of Persia and the countries of Herat and Afghanis- Ki tan, tho Persian government pledges itself to refer their tiv arrangement to the friendiK good offices of the English WI government, end never to ...

... Van. The Ottoman Government has also requested the Persian Government to arrest these criscinal bands, who, on being pursued by Turkish troops, may attempt to recross the fron- tier. The Persian Government is also urged to take proper measures for preventing ...

... Minuister, on hear. in Of Ay~on Rha.nks intended journey to Bokhara through Kboras~a15 and M1ferv, represented to the Persian Government, and to His Majesty in parti- cular, all the inconveoiences of allowingthe pre- tender to Shere Ali's succession to ...

... ity of the Foreign Office in the matter. The pressure brought to bear by her Majesty's Minister at Teheran upon the Persian Government for the com- pensation which the Russian Government is now stepping in to provide was not indirect and unofficial ...

... at the Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Highness the Suder Azim, at or Prime Minister of the Persian Government. By those articles the Persian Government en- gaged not to send troops to Herat, on any account, unless foreign troops, that is, troops from ...

... would not come to the Fair, and many caravans from the East have returned on hearing qf the out- break of cholera. The Persian Government has given reassuring statements about the plague to the Diplomatic Corps. It is admitted that it is prevalent in the ...

... MORNING. Official intelligence was received here yesterday that Dust Mouhamied was marching upon Rerat, and that the Persian government had asked assistance from the BritislI minister. The withdrawal of the cain1es from circulation comumenced yesterday ...

... is beginning to assume a very serious aspect. A letter from Constantinople thus refters to the controversy:- The Persian Government was all along aware of the preparations of the Englishi in In(dia for the expedition to the Persian CGalf. A11 this ...

... (Lord Beaconsfield) went beyond the absolute statement he had made, that Her Majesty's Government had cot released the Persian Government from their engagement not to occupy Herat. (Cheers.) THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL. The Earl of BEACONSFIELD, in reply to the ...

... 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 ...

... deaths. PERSIA. - The following paragraph from the Journalde Conastantinople shows that the course to be ex- pected ofthe Persian government is not so certainly known as has been stated in some quarters. The Tournal de Con- ?? says: - Just as we were going ...

... Majesty commands us to express to you her regret that the conduct of the Persian Government has led to hostilities between her Majesty and the. Shah of Persia. The Persian Government, in de- fiance of repeated warnings, adi in violation of its engagements ...