... Minister, had a farewell an- dience of the Sultai. lie is replaced by Malr Brown. Lord Dudley Stuart had artived. The Persian Government had I ordered two armaments, as necessary effletually to meet even- tualities. AL. Kanikoffand a Russian General rvere ...

... with all the rigour of the laws. PERSIA. The following is the text of the official declara- ttion of neutrality of the Persian Government. It iis dated as long back as the 27th of January:- From the commencement of the difference which, has rtaken place ...

... the aoet, attended the ceremony. Tue Constantinople correspondent of the Timem says:- The difficalties between the Persian government and the iritish mission Bsem as Yet not only not arranged, but, if ,he news frou Erxdroum are to be believed, they have ...

... insinuated that Ur Murray was her Paris. UI on this Mr Murray struck his flag, and broke off all relaticns with the Persian government, Could there be a prettier quarrel thn this . 1ow digniied all the circumstances! SurelY Hashim was born to make a hagh ...

... reported to have convinced ut8s the Russian Cabinet of the nezessity of adhering Lde he to the statu quo. .ue he The Persian Government is making strong efforts ;he to obtain the privilege of navigating the Caspian rig er- Sea, which Russia at present ...

... EAST. [BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.1 PARIS, TUESDAY, 5.7 P.m. From Constantinople, Dec. 8, we learn that the Persian Government has issued a proclamation ac- cepting war with England. The British have captured the islands of Ormuz and Karrack. ...

... from the same motives, the expedition against the Kaybles is postponed. The Siecle thus speaks of the conduct of the Persian Government in re. lation to Herat:- Persia, in obtaining possession of the town and principality of' Herat, has violated the ...

... descrip- tion. Accounts from Persia represent the English troops as marching from Bushire to the occupation of Shiraz. The Persian Government, it would seem, hope for a pacific arrangement; for, in nn official document, it complains that war was de- chuhed by ...

... is stated are likely to receive the support of Russia, which was hitherto supposed to be favourable to a union. The Persian Government has issued another ma- nifesto, in which the concessions which the Shah is prepared to make to England are alluded to ...

... Sadrazan or Prime Minister of the Shah, visited Mr Murray on his arrival at Teheran, the latter complained that the Persian government had not only not evacuated Herat, but had reinforced the garrison of that city, although England had fulfilled all the ...

... disastrous lire has occurred at Galata. One handred and fifty Uvea were lost. The difficulty between the Forte and the Persian Government becoming more serious. The general interruption of telegraphic communication continues. TERRIBLE FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE ...

... prelude to a grant of land and settlement. It is stated that an English Company hasreceived a con- cession from the Persian Government, conveying to them the sole right of making railways in Persia for the next twenty years. A contractor has, it is said ...