... aims at closing Russia is now in a position of ascendancy over the| he door in violation of the solemn pledges she has Persian Government, and knowing her yearning to| 8i¥e0 to the Powers, and wishes to rosorve Mongolia zet to thenca it beh usto de ined ...

... FINANCIAL REFORMS IN PERSIA. RAM. NE, Monday. munication, under date Decem! Tho ‘Koelnische Zeitung” p ya @ com- that the Persian Government bas ber 27th, stating scheme of financial reform with the 00-operation ined on a of Bel Thirty Belgians have already ...

... know many are who were In a further article on the granting by the | ae to ue We is the mest sacred ty we hove to ere Persian Government of a concession of petroleum. | in co worse position. to the tbe tha ieee qoeetions that ere cow 0} fave tought ageinat ...

... within a peri of 75 years, and that the Discount and Loan Bank of Persia, which con- cluded the loan, receives from the Persian Govern. ment a concession for the construction and contro! via of the road from the Caucasian frontier to Kazvi, ...

... meeting at Perreux, and thirty ersons were wounded. , France, on Monday sight, fe & cially announced from St. that the Persian Government has Petersburg further sum of ten million roubles on the of the Customs revenue, security The Earl of Kimberley died ...

... Government in 1900 permitted the Discount and Loan Bank of Persia to take up a five per cert. cold loan issued by the Persian Government in that year to the amount of 22} million roubles, on the security of the whole of the Persian Customs revenue with ...

... Impanel Government an 1900 permitted the Discount and Loan Beak of Permit to take up • five per gold loan awed by the Persian Government an that year to the of twenty-two and a half million roubles on the security of the whole of Persian customs revenue ...

... P ERSBURG, Tuesday. Commentin; on tHe news of the Convention which has just been concluded between the British and Persian Governments for the con- struction of a telegraphic line between Kashen and tho frontier of Beluchistan, the “ Novoe Vremya” declares ...

... said three was reason to believe that an agreement h. I been in existenoe for mine years past between the Russian and Persian Governments, in which the latter undertook to deter to future date the comtructiou of railways in Persia. H.M. Government were not ...

... help of the Chambers of Commerce. attempted to do in arranging with Russia ebould be done with discreet regard to the Persian Government and Sir E. GREY joined in congratalating Mr. Walton on having initiated the debate, and was sure that the terms of his ...

... declaro that there is no joundation whatever for the statenent pub- lished by some foreign papers that the Russian and Persian Governments had come to an ment for the establishment and maintenance of a Persian naval flotilla in the Caspian Sea. It is pointed ...

... to Russia will he to five per cent, export duty, in order to check the export of visions from Persia into Murcia. The Persian Government has also introduced a be daty oa these com oditios, SOUT N EUR! OPE SOPTA, Tuesd ay. ing held here that It has been ...