... expedition in the direction of Herat which is not believed to have for its object tho acquisition that fortress. The Persian Government is often involved in difficulties with the neighbouring Turcomans, and it was recently compelled threaten the Merv Turcomans ...

... Persia, has alwaya been treated by the Sbah with marked kinduess, and by the Persiana in general with due respect. The Persian Government, with au unusual liberality, sowed him for his maintenance a thousand toqwas (about 3SQ.,) 4 month, ap d of late that ...

... Shouldthese conditions be refused Mushteid threatened to appeal to the Russian Minister for their enforcement. On the Persian Government representing it was quite impossible to comply with request No. 3, it was after some diflcieltyagreedto compromise on ...

... This statement (the portion in italics) is quite in- 1 correct, but as it emanates from a representative of L the Persian Government having, presumably, cor- roct information upon the subject, it is likely to be believed by the public at large; and ...

... obtainad lihotur, although the policy of the Persian Government waa not everything that could be desired in the late war as regards Rlussia. What is l'ersia doing ' By what acta is the Persian Government endeavouring to repay the generous thoughtfulness ...

... Cameran Shah'd son. The Persian government is preparing an expeditio in- tended to arrest the progress of Djest fobhmed The English mission is journeying by tdow stages; On the 20th of December it wss still at Kaswin. The Persian government bas issued orders ...

... indepen- dence. The Persian Government should simply be asked to get rid of the British militasry posts estab- lished in Eastern Persia. After this the Russian Government should lose no time in obtaining from the Persian Government a conocssion for the ...

... Minister rlenipo- tentiarv rt ?? thc Shah ?? his Highness i the Suar Axim, or Prime Minister of the Persian govern- I By those articles the Persian government entgaged not to Send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops I -thet is, troops from ...

... article oii the Emperor's speech. PERSIA. The Gazette of Teheran of the 8th of January contains a new manifesto of the Persian government. The concessions offered by Persia to Great Britain are again alluded to, and a contrast is instituted between the friendly ...

... ?? been honoured by as. ?? from the Prince, te revard of successul rebellion. It is of course now the policy of the Persian government to disclaim and dmounce the Junghistan Chief's proceedigs, who still holds in possesio one of the princlpal walled villages ...

... Perso-Ru'siun frontier. The Persian Commni- sary bas asked for instructions. HE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT AND AYOUB KHAN, (FROMS OUR O0nRBSPoNDEI4T.I. TEHFRAN, LOowAv. The Persian Government has requested Ayoub Khan to leave Haothan aud reside at 1spahan. SERIOUS ELECTION ...

... has proposed as basis of a treaty to be con- cludedwith the Shah, that Persia should cease to occupy Merswroud. The Persian government has refused to yield to that pretension. ...