... ha* aroused unusual interest here. ORDER RESTORED IN PERSIA. Tiflis. Monday ifv officially date. tli ...

... Tiflis, Monday. It officially announced from Teheran, under yesterday’s date, that the misunderstand* mgs between the Persian Government and the people have been entirely removed, and than Ihe Shah and Parliament are now in complete accord.—Reuter. ...

... J Tetli®. Monday. officially announced from Teheran, under yesterday’s date, that the misunderstandings between the Persian Government and the people have been entirely moved, and that the Shah and Parliament are now in complete accord. EX-DUMA MEMBERS’ ...

... never entirely free from marauders; and Bander Abbas scarcely rise to its fnl! importance as trading base until the Persian Government take steps to maintain the security of the roads. Cotton and Yam Declines. White sad grey shirtings procured almost ...

... telegram.] St. Petersburg, Friday. The following advices have been received bere from Uraraah, dated the 23rd inst:— The Persian Government having no means of guaranteeing security at ite disposal, the regular traffic iu goods between Persia and Russia cannot ...

... pretest *l>at the Persian Government is concentrating troops in the vicinity the frontier. Orders have been sent to the fourth and sixth Army Corps to reinforce the troops nlreadv established toe eontefded points. The Persian Government has informed the ...

... been christened Roosevelt Connaught Edward Tsar Alfonso Wilhelm M‘Naughton. The Forte has addressed com plaint to the Persian Government against the concentration of Persian troops at Snj Buiak, and threatsning corresponding measures to safeguard Turkish ...

... PERSIA AND THE PORTE. Constantinople, sth December. The Porte has addressed a complaint the Persian Government against the concentration Persian troops Siij sßukbk, and threatening corresponding measures to safeguard Turkish interests. ...

... large rial interests Northern Persia, and hw political agents in Teheran bar© quit© gained the tipper hand with the Persian Government. In the negotiations for this Convention, Sir Edward Grey could not ignore all this. influence and Russian trade were ...

... Anglo-Russian Convention was confidentially communicated to the Powers today. Its tenor has been previously disclosed the Persian Government; and learn from trustworthy source that made an excellent impression, entirely setting rest the alarm engendered by ...

... explanatory the Anglo-Russian agreement, the terms of which the British and Russian Ministers jointly communicated to the Persian Government. This has greatly contributed to allay tbs popular suspicion, which arose after the announcement of the signature of ...

... appealed the Russian Consular antborities for protection, the Rum;an Legation has not only called the attention of the Persian Government to tbi* of affair*, tat has taken the remarkable step conveying a direct warning to the National Aasemblv. the memorandum ...