... port Holot Hans . Reports from Constantinople mention that a great number of Persiaus have been called to arms by the Persian Government and that they inarched through the streets of that city to tho Persian Enibassy , Bulging the National Anthem . They ...

... vi ^ wt as if they had victory within their grasp . By means of gold and threats , they had bribed leading men of the Persian Government , seduced a large section of the gendarmerie from their allegiance , and overawed tha general population . Ispahan ...

... has already been state ( d , it appears that large quantities of war material have been . smuggled into Hamadan . The Persian Government have assured His Majesty ' s Minister at Teheran that they will endeavour to the best of their ability to prevent such ...

... Ahwaz for the protection of tho lives and property of their own subjects was rendered inevitable by the inability of the Persian Government to come to their assistance . The Chairman added that had it not 'been for the timely intervention of a British force ...

... rn its turn . . been tampered with by enemy agents , and was in many places setting the authorities at defiance . Tho Persian Government was believed to be genuinely desirous of restoring order , and it was to assist in that direction that a' considerable ...

... secured the maintenance of a certain degTee of Russian interests and of order in that particular neighbourhood . The Persian Government ^ ere quite well aware that they could not stand alone , and they were wise enough to see that if thev could not stand ...

... threatened fhe British and Russian Lejgation . s and colonies .- The Russian troops have not entered Ihe capital , and the Persian Government have been assured -fliat if they are obliged to do so it will only fee to protest Allied life and property . Meanwhile ...

... had necessarily to be suspended for about a corresponding period . Under the terms of the Company ' s concession , the Persian Government are liable for the consequent loss , but no credit in respect thereof is taken in tho accounts . A claim for the loss ...

... direct evidence that these elements of disorder • were oeing organised and encouraged by German agents in defiance of the Persian Government . The only regular Persian force available at the time for the restoration of order in the provinces was , apart from ...

... e -who had made prisoners of the . British Consul and the manager oi ihe Bank of Persia at Shiraz . states that ihe Persian Government have recalled a foreign instructor -who was in command of the gendarmerie in . Fars . The Swedish Government have alwavs ...

... under escort to Bushire , and were handed over to tiso British authorities unharmed . The matter is under inquiry by tho Persian Government , who are greatly distressed , at the local outbreak . —Beuter . ¦ ¦ • • ...

... offices , and robbed Russian subjaots . . Similaf acts of rapine and outrage hare been committed , in dofianea of the Persian Government , at Hamadan and Kermanshoh . In Southern Persia , gendarmes have taken prisoner Major O'Connor , the British Consul ...