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... THE CRISIS IN PERSIA. AMERICAN TREASURY OFFICIAL'S COMPLAINT. Mr. Cairns has informed the Persian Government that, while he and his colleagues intended for the present to perform their respective duties, he disclaimed all responsibility for the management ...
... Treasurer-General, under orders of the Persian Government, of the estate* Sbua-es-Saltrnah. the brother of the ex-Shah, both of whom were arms Persian soil against the Constitutional Government. The Persian Government having notified the Russian and British ...
... Persia was to within the sphere of Russian influence economically, and Southern Persia within that Great Britam. . .. The Persian Government was expressly informed at the time that this step was taken to prevent the partition of Persia, and was advised to appoint ...
... Persian members of the Commission under M. Mornard, the Belgian Diree. tor Customs, which has been appointed by the Persian Government to take over the duties of Mr. Shuster, has already resigned. The three others N est rda v visited Mr. Shuster, by whom ...
... PROBLEM OF PERSIA. DIFFICULTY IN APPOINTING A TREASURER GENERAL. TeHERAN, Monday. | The Persian Government, having failed to realise its desire to appoint Mr. Cairns, Mr. ‘Shuster's chief assistant, as Treasurer- General, owing, it is believed, to the ...
... replied that no Persian Government would grant any concession land whatever, but, he * went on, Persia wanted a system railways from the Caspian Sea to the Persian Gulf. If the syndicate 1 represented would provide a system the Persian Government would raise ...
... Russian banks. The British Government is prepared to join with the Russian Government in forwarding the proposal with tbe Persian Government, if satisfactory terms, route, etc., are sgreed upon and after |funh.-r investigation the scheme is held to be practicable ...
... was an opportunity to do • creditable piece of constructive final:mist work. On arrival he found the finances of the Persian Government in • chaotic state, and corruption and dishonesty of all Linda rampant throughout the administrative services. After ...
... regeneration of Egypt after the defeat of the rebels against the ; and it is this indispensable beginning which the Persian Government are postponing by shilly-shally over the appointment of a suitable successor to MR. SittysrEa. That the anarchy which ...
... strength into the interior, unless and until the rieed such step be demonstrated beyond all doubt. We trust that the Persian Government may yet develop energy and ability enough to spare us from that necessity. ' But should the present situation not improve ...
... language agrees with his intimation that the Anglo-Bussian frontier and commercial interests could not be preserved by the Persian Government they must either be preserved by England and Buesia respectively or sacrificed altogether.” The Persian question would ...
... difficulties Mob-Rule of both Russian and British in Persia. Governments in dealing with matters in Iran and Turin. If the Persian Government will agree to pension the ex-Shah, Shua-es-Sultaneh, and Salar-ed-Dowleh, on the condition that they never return to ...