... AFFAIRS IN PERSIA. TEHERAN'S REPLY TO THE BRITISH NOTE. According to a Teheran telegram, the Persian Government presented on Saturday last (October 22) its reply to the British Note which, as we indicated last week, threatens intervention in Southern ...

... to permit loan. The finan- cial romcdi.TS siißfjrafced by the Persian Government are a loan and a surcharge of 10 per cent, on the Customs; given financial rcseuroos the Persian Government will itself raise a gendarmerie and enforce order. It is satisfactory ...

... The exports of Persian commodities this year • have increased tenfold thanks to the security of the routes. Does the Persian Government insinuate that brigandage is increased in the south because robbers are terrified in the north? Teheran's promise to ...

... October 264 In the present phase of the Persian question the most important fact is that the negotiations between the Persian Government and a British . institution concerning the proposed loan are I.proceeding favourably. The loan, it is said, will be ...

... withdrawn. ** it hoped, adds Renter’s correspondent, that Russia will tuko advantage of the conciliatory attitude of the Persian Government and will withdraw her troops. SOUTHERN TRADE. Increase During Last Year of 80 per Cent. TEHERAN. Oct. Tho detailed ...

... to the German Emperor by the members of the Persian Saadet Committee in Constantinople and their Turkish allies—The Persian Government seems disposed to coins to • compromise over the quest on of the withdrawal of Russian troops by yielding to the demand ...

... lorentmes, Luc- Happily the three months of grace give it an and Venetians w-ere robbed, and four opportunity, end the Persian Government .houses in Bread-street, inhabited by aliens, do its best to make the withdrawal easy. The j loot ed. The mayor, however ...

... withdraw its troops as It has promised to do? The effect of Riaustan troops and agents in destroying the prestige of the Persian Government, and caning irritation and unrest in the population, can be studied in the later pages of Professor Browne'. Persian ...

... perm and good ort:m in Persia, to guarantee our lawful rights and our treaty eights, veleb us saw waste violated by the Persian Government. In to attain all this we must not before severe measures, for two years' experience has shown se the futility of b ...

... the Persian Government reopens the road between Bushire and , Ispahan, the proposals contained in the British Note will at once cease to be operative. A Compromise With Russia. The Times Teheran correspondent states that the Persian Government is disposed ...

... situation. Exchange. Reuter’s Agency understands that few days after the receipt in Teheran the recent British Note the Persian Government initiated negotiations with the Imperial Hank of Persia for a loan of £1,200.000 for the conversion of part of the existing ...

... failure of the negotiations for the Turkish loan was made yesterdty in Paris. (Page 8.) - - It is an , iounced that the Persian Government is negotiating with the Imperial Flank of Persia for a loan of £1.200,000. The loan will be at 5 per cent. on the security ...