... in regard to the dismissal of Mr. Shuster, and to the of the apology which it was demanded should be- tendered, the Persian Government have defied the Govennent of the Czar, and invasion Northern Persia Russian troops appears unavoidable. The objective ...

... territory upon which the Persian disorders may have a disturb-1 effect. Great Britain and Russia have made demand upon the Persian Government for the supprctsion of lawkaneM and the clearance and protection of the trade route*, failing which, within given time ...

... of the country. It* partition between Great Britain and Russia would, presumably, follow in due course. The reply the Persian Government is somewhat evasive. being little more th«B an expression regret that their depleted finances leave them unable provide ...

... best far better to make more firm our standing Lad influence in Panda by cultivating the goodwill and friendship of the Persian Government and the nswlyawaksued Persian people, and slowly but sorely thrusting out that power and influence which Russia acquired ...