... policy would GENERAL FOREIGN TELEGRAMS, disastrous to all the best interests of the country.” Ashkabad, Friday. —The Persian Government has Sir Edward Grey wrote—” I regard the present prohibited the exportation of oats and oil from Khoattempt to establish ...

... Kingdom and Persia, and the date of its ratification ; when was the communication made the British Government to tile Persian Government in regard to he modification interpretation of article 2 of the convention; and what the terms of the communication ...

... (BBona’s rxuMBAW) Ooloobb. Monday —The KodnUehe Zeitumg pub liehed oommanlealioo from Bt. Petersburg stating that the Persian Government has determ on ••heme of fioaoeial reform, with the operation of Beletaa expert*. Thirty have arrived at Teheran RUSSIA ...

... near that riser; and whether bis Majesty’s Government would lay on (he table the papers showing the terms set forth the Persian Government when opening the navigation of the Karin River. Lord CRAXBORNE His Majesty’s Government. understand that a Russian ...

... them that their own interests were identical with ours; but pressure might be put on the Persian Government to make roads and construct railways, the Persian Govern-' meat either doing the work themselves or allowing do it. In fulfilling the high mission ...

... inflammation of Ms longs. Br. Pina.strao, Pansy. —The Czar and Csariub return ben on January 23J. Tzusaers, FRIDAT.—Tbs Persian Government lo making arrangement. toe the payment of the Bel. tiab oommereial claims, eome of wh;ob, in feet, bare already been ...