... was addressed to M. director of the Persian Customs Teheran. The latter alleges that the shells are destined for the Persian Government, which lately acquired some Hotchkiss guns. There is an sir of about the case, which has aroused considerab! comment ...

... the Belgian Director of the Persian Custom House at Teheran. The latter alleges that the shells are destined for the Persian Government, which lately acquired some Hotchkiss guns. There is air of mystery about the case, which has aroused considerable comment ...

... want of moisture —water for irrigaiiou having been very scarce last year. It. was matter of common knowledge that the Persian Government were negotiating new tariff with Russia, and opium was said one of the objects of export which would be heavily increased ...

... this country. A French commercial firm inquiring whether a gunboat, which had just been completed at Birkenhead for the Persian Government was purohasaole, negociations were opened, and an agent arrived at Liverpool mortly afterwards. He proved to be a Russian ...

... Consul at Kerman, will travel for a portion of the tour with the mission, which will have escort of Indian cavalry. The Persian Government has also deputed colonel, with Persian soldiers, escort the party. ...

... Majesty'® Minister at Teheran, from the P e rsian Government: Whereas the Persian subjects holding concessions from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transactions with foreign subjects which afterwards lead contention between, rtihe two parlies ...

... been received by Sir R. Hardinge, his Majesty’s Minister at Teheran, from the Persian Government: “Whereas the Persian subjects holding concessions from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transactions with foreign subjects, which afterwards lead ...

... success. however, that refugees have any accurate from jassault on Port When nearing Chifu the Japan, and that is why the Persian Government lowing ‘1889) the Naval Defeare Aci was passed, which provided for the constracuon of 70 weesels of all | | | Wuchow ...

... servant, took Mr Labarec six miles secluded plain, and murdered him. in a very cruel manner, with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised secure the punishment of this terror Christians. he is still protected the Chief Mujteheid, who appears determined ...

... took Yr. Laberes sit miler to a secluded plain. and murdered him in • very cruel manner with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised to senate the punishment of this terror to Christian.. he is still protected by Chief who appeorsdstarinised ...

... servant, took Mr. Labaree six tniies to secluded plain, and murdered him in a very cruel manner with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised to secure the punishment this terror Christians, he is still protected by the Chief Mujteheir, who appears ...

... became, the occasion Lord Cursor's recent hoar in the Persian Gulf, he did net go on beard the Viceroy's ship. The Persian Government ►as sodded the Mita& Government et the diemiseal.—ltenter. IMPROVEMENT ON THE RAND. mina JOHANNESBURG. Monday . In with ...