... which the whole Empire is vitally concerned. Persia and the Anglo-Russian Loan. (The Timor, 'Nasdaq, April 12.) The Persian Government, as we announced yesterday, have rejected the Anglo-Russian loan. On Saturday, our Teheran Correspondent tells us, they ...

... overland eamrls from Muscat to the sea coast opposite Bahrein and run into Persia from them. That easy iugh to ao long Persian Government powerke* it now w. The patrol of tbe Gulf proper, north Bander Abbva, nppored carried the ana, but ii la merely Connertlen ...

... PERSIAN LOAN DECLINED. TEHERAN, April 10. The Persian Government yesterday informed the British and Russian Legations that they arsi unable to accept any conditions for a foreign loan save such as relate to interest, amortisation. and security. The statement ...

... ENT.) thetic interest in every path. He had done TEHERAN. Aram le. everything possible to weld together the two The Persian Government yesterday informed races—too long and too unhappily autagothe British and Russian Ministers that it waa unable to accept ...

... Franchise Bill, and urging a wider measure of electoral leform. Similar meetings were held all over Prussia. (Page 8.) The Persian Government has practically refused the proposed Anglo-Russian advanai of £400,000. (Page 8.) General. By the Queen'e desire a number ...

... PERSIA'S ANSWER. TEHERAN, April 10. The Persian Government yesterday informed the British and Russian Legations that they are unable accept say cooditiona for foreign loan Sara such relate to interest, ssportrsstiorv. and security. Th« is practically ...

... Persia expires on April 8 it may be presumed that the British and 'Russian Legations wilt before that date inforut the Persian Government of the principles which will guide the future of their policy on point. (FROM R OWN CORRESTONDFNT.) T. PETERstwItG. ...