... PERSIAN GOVERNMENT (THROUGH. REUTER AGENCY.) TEHfcIRA.S, 'luesday. After an exchange of numerous telegrams with the recent and leaders of majority in the Mejlias, the Sipahdar has decided return to Teheran from abroad and resume the duties of Premiership ...

... The Persian Government has at last .. „.. .._ The story of the desperate if ray in thel lwahened te the necessity of giving a Wr ' East End of London reads like • more ' rumstantiar account of its measures than usually wild effort ...

... GENDARMERIE AND PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. TELIEDAM.) TEHERAN. The French in his se Ibmit ol Du Corp. end rem.- Ilentstire ol D. 0. imams. re. rimmed the odic., to and me and the before them a they I. to in the ol the Pool.. sad to to the earl its sr Neer= for ...

... ANTI -RUSMAN ATTACKS. PERSIAN GOVERNMENT NOT RFSPONSIBLE. (RE(TA'S TELEGRAM.) ST. PETERSBURG, TVILSDAY. The Director of the Persian Department at the Foreign Office, interviewed to-day, re. peated that the Bastian Government convinced that the Persian ...

... Dims. Nome. Tree. dd. omidamei Aug 31. am Sgt. Persian Government larks. Japed 4 X gelling laaltl Nit 0 5 4. 45e swo. see Sisolim rean Palk SUN N Me ws ,S, Perot Pen. Ns. IS. Pas. Ord 134 h•• 4 X Wad.— b •• UBMad Italtway Mods era Com Banks. Bank .1 ES ...

... « the rx Shah Persion soil, his struggle With the Persian Government most re- garded in the light of a purely domestic affair, the same time both Governments recognised the right the Persian Government cease the payment of the pension the «a Shah. More* ...

... Special.) Ascending to Renter as • result of the joint cart of the Persian Government and Sir P. (x, British Minister in Teheran. an agreement ha. been oinoluded between the Persian Government and Great Britain by which the latter will be able to provide Persia ...

... exclusively between the Persian Government a the Imperial Bank of Perna. without any intervention un the part of his Majesty Government. With regard the last point Sir (ieorge Barclay port- that has never any time pressed the Persian Government accept a loan *rom ...

... his attention bad been called to the boycott British firms in Persia. His latest information was to effect that the Persian Government were taking all possible stops for the removing of tho boycott in the one remaining instance. All other cases had been ...

... officers. is in open revolt against the Persian Government, cut telegraph lines, and seised robbed road toll houses and offices. Our information that all this has happened in defiance of the Persian Government, resent the conduct of the gendarmerie and ...

... the effect that the Persian Government ought not to persist in the appointment Major Stokes command y»e Treasury gendarmerie unless it agrees that Major Stokes shall not be employed in Northern Persia, and that if the Persian Government does not give such ...

... Imperial Bank Per.-ia the Persian Government with view loan. To attribute the stale of unrest in the South of Persia to the fact lhat the Persian Government, could not get money was a rather exaggerated view tak *. The Persian Government could get if they were ...