... the 25th July, lias revived Sir A. r,gc, Briti-h Minister at Teheran, from the Persian Government : • Whereas Pordan subjects holding concessions from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transactions with foreign subjects, which afterwards had ...

... PERSIA’S PRECAUTIONS. A despatch received Petersburg from Teheran states that it is rumoured thor* that the Persian Government, alarmed the possibility extension of the Kupsq-Japanese conflict, has decided to send to the Afghan frontier 30,000 additions) ...

... Viceroy Was unhappily frustrated owing to the arrangements locally mode. Tha British Government shared the regret of tho Persian Government untoward incident, now closed, and with regard to which it was therefore undesirable and unnecessary to lay spy ...

... Maieety’s Minister at Teberan) from the Persian Gorernment: Whereas the Persian subiects holding concession from the Persian Government sometimes enter into transactions with foreign which afterwards lead to contention between the two parties, and cause ...

... because, on the occasion of Lord Carson's recent tour the Golf, be did not go on board the Viceroy’s ahip. and that the Persian Government has notified the British Government of the dismissal of Ala Donleh. ■ Legotion further states that far from being of ...

... , the r..atetatei. which had inti..l them to an I that the lora/ties had ceased oppn;it. . H • coulTainlered the Persian Government their dethion that all tesenue Payments shiailii itt future Is made into a mot. 'Phis - maintain,-t. lex 3 p I —word ...

... and took Mr. Labaree six miles to a secluded plain and murdered him in a very cruel manner with daggers. Although the Persian Government promised to secure the ishm this terro Chian still puno tected e n by o f the Chief r Mujteh s d, who eappearspetermind ...

... preserved the spirit of it. SOMETHING OF A MYSTERY. The rather protracted negotiation* between the Foreign Office and the Persian Government with regard the restricted traffic in the sheep For which Southern Persi*. and more particularly the country near Bushire ...

... company with three others, followed them. However, the Americans were not overtaken. The Sayid then found Mr. Labaree. The Persian Government promised to take active steps to bring the Sayid to justice, but au far very little appears to have been done ...

... might be eamly magnified nto an offence against the national flay. The capture of the wlands hae opened the eyes of the Persian Government to Eoglish movements in Porta. We have pointed several tines to the action of im the direction of preparing to mize ...

... post because on the occasion of Lord Curaon's recent tour in the Persian Gulf did not on board the Viceroy’s ship. The Persian Government has notified the British Government of the dismissal of Ala Dauleh. He is experienced administrative official, who has ...

... Government is largely assisting in the expenses, outfit, and transport The mission will have escort of Indian cavalry. The Persian Government has also deputed colonel with Persian soldiers to escort the party. ••HER LAWFUL KING. Henry Simon Charles Drenx, Marquis ...