... Persian Department at the Foreign Office, interviewed to-day, repeated that the Russian Government was convinced that the Persian Government was not concerned the anti-Rusnian outbreaks at Tabriz and elsewhere, and that those who were reallv responsible were ...

... Cossack escort. ST. PETERSBURG, Sunday. Tlte Russian Government has caused it to be known that it will not bold the Persian Government responsible for the isolated attacks which are made on Russian troops snd Consular offices by the Fidsis. The latter ...

... ).40 pin A from stutoo that Mr. Sbustor Las already been notified of hi« dismissal. The will opened to-lUOTTOW. The Persian Government greatly disturbed by the sanguinary encounters at Tabriz and Kesht. and has sent to the local authorities and to the ...

... divergence views, however, has not tbaken the determination our Government to seek satisfaction on this point too. The . . . Persian Government, whatever it tr,, not small baby. It is responsible for its actions,and. though spoilt by the endless indulgence of ...

... advisers must facilitated if Persian Government wished for them where they were necessary. Police and gendarmerie —that must facilitated, too. And course a loan was most import ant on proper trrrna to the Persian Government. held that it ought to a cardinal ...

... pushing forward our frontier to the Caucasus.” The six points his poliey, laid before Russia, may thus summariseil: Persian Government must conform the Ang.lo-Rius.siun Agreement—i.e., not 61niggle against the idea of bpheres of intlueneo. (*Ji The ox-Sbab ...

... Convention with Great Britain und of the co-relative assurances given in (he names of both Great Britain and Ruesia to the Persian Government connection therewith. Bnt if for any reason,” fh ...

... from Teheran have warned their papers to be prepared for the news that Mr. Morgan Shuster has been dismissed by the Persian Government on advice from London. This morning the official published communique announcing that the Knsaian troops have been ordered ...

... from the property of a Persian Prince which had been confiscated. An ultimatum was issued by- Russia, and, when the Persian Government had complied with its terms, a second ultimatum was presented, with fresh demand*. on the ground of delay in complying ...

... appointment was made. Nevertheless, Russia was busy Teheran, where the Russian Legation actually endeavoured to prevent the Persian Government from telegraphing Mr. Shuster's travelling expenses to Washington. When Mr Shuster arrived was frankly informed by Russian ...

... satisfactory. Persia was nation, and in this country believed in the spirit nationality end the rights of nation*, but the Persian Government was not just the kind ot Government would choose ourselves here. (Laughter.) country was debt; the Exchequer was practioally ...

... the evils were not due the action They aroee from the nature of the e\i»eriment that had been tried Wo could not Ibe Persian Government should make a start in now and unfamiliar system wilhom being exposed great number difficulties. The difficulties about ...