... not ihteiid te> demand indemnity from the Persian Government for the disorders Tabriz,, hut it will impose certain conditions Tabriz itself. Mr. Morgan Shuster has received communication from the Persian Government regarding his successor. Reuter learns ...

... Smart was at tho house of Mahomed AH Khan suffering from a wound in the thigh, but Ire hoped reach Kaeentn on hint. The Persian Government Im.s expressed the British Minister Teheran its sincere regret at the incident, and has given assurance its intention ...

... Persian reply to the Russian ultimatum in regard to the demand concerning the appointment of future foreign advisers:—“The Persian Government, in view its strong desire always maintain cordial relations with Great. Britain and Russia, in future will he careful ...

... says:—The the Persian Department of the Foreign Office to-day reported that the Russian Government was satisfied that the Persian Government was not concerned in the anti- Russian outbreak at Tabriz end elsewhere. Three to four thousand troops are icing sent ...

... herself the reversioner the better half of Persia.'' And the belter part Persia” includes Teheran, the historic seat of Persian Government. and a great extent of open couatrv divided from India an “iraaginarr line--like the boundary between the I’nitcd ...

... Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday Morning. Last evening brought news of actual fighting between the forces of the Persian Government and the Russian troops taking part the friendly and innocent advance ” hich recently referred in quite respectful terms ...

... Our Own Correspondent.) London, Friday Morning. Last evening brought news of actual fighting between the forces of the Persian Government and the Russian troops taking part in the friendly and innocent advance ’’ which wa* recently referred in quite respectful ...

... England. Mr. Schuster, it is declared, has all along acted in accordance with the “mandate” given to him the Persian Government, and the Persian Government has never recognised the Anglo-RnssiSn Agreement, with its spheres ” and other arrangements. To argue ...

... bad culminated in present crisis. The Russian Government had demanded that Mr. Shuster, tho financial adviser of the Persian Government, should -withdrawn, and tho British Government had said they could not object to that demand. Mr. Shuster’s intentions ...

... debater!. see stated that there need little doubt aa to the American view. Mr. Schuster has entered into contract with the Persian Government, and the relations between that Government and hipiwlf are hold to be no concern United States, provided always that ...

... troops to Teheran is only considered a last resort. , Router learns that according to telegrams received from Teheran the Persian Government has cancelled the appointment of Mr Lecoffre. one of the British subjects employed the finance department, th)s being ...

... policy? WHAT DID THE RUSSIAN GOVERN- MENT SAY? Thcir object was the establishment of normal and stable relations with the Persian Government and tho removal all elements discord. With this object Russia -proposed make to Persia further proposals. Lord CURZON—Is ...