... 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 ...

... inhabitants and the Persian Government officials, claiming certain of the Armenian inhabitants whom he mentioned by name and endeavoured to carry off by force. Such aots have been of frequent occurrence, and on each occasion the Persian Government has made re ...

... ts days ago for the Russian Legatiou at Teheran. fordsh le These despatches contained instructions that the becomn h Persian Government should be given to understand Campi es that Russia could tolerate the incursion of the Kurds port's ns on her territory ...

... of debts contracted by members of the I ate Persian Legation, were on several occasions brought: to the notice of the Persian Government through the Persian minister in London and our minister in Teheran. lie did not think any useful purpose would be served ...

... made forays on Persia, and carried off captives, and have long ceased to be under her influence. On the contrary, the Persian Government has often applied to Russia for aid against them. The sea coast of Persia is now protected by the Russian military naval ...

... 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. ...

... himself:- it' ?? ealliest times the province of Seistan has formed a part of Persia. When- ,Hi an licudes arose there the Persian Government was asked to punish the offenders u.ti (zutes, and even after the treaty of 1273, when, according to English a;i,, Po'ia ...

... bies always been treated by the Shah avith marked lcindae;5,. and by tie Persians in general witb 1leeorespect. 'rile Persian Government, with enr unusual liberality, alloecp, him for his maintenneece a thousand teeinsns (about £350 a month, and of late ...

... made forays on Persia, and carried off captives, and have long ceased to be under her influence. On the contrary, the Persian Government has often applied to Russia for aid against them. The sea coast of Persia is now protected by the Russian military naval ...

... by the troops. The levy en masse is being made an Cata- lonin. TURKEY. CoNsTANTIrorPE, TuEsDAY. It is stated that the Persian Government will be invited to send two delegates to Constanti- nople, to arrive at an understanding in reference to the new Ta ...