... death of Captain Eckford. It is officially declared that no effort will be spared to convince Great Britain that the Persian Government realises the necessity for the immediate snppreeaion of brigandage on the Bushire-Shim road. ia asserted that the Bakhtiaris ...

... received In London from Teheran, the chief difficulty confronting the Persian Government at the present moment the financial one. During the past few months the Persian Government has exhibited the friendliest feeling towards Great Britain and Russia ...

... only too reedy to sacrifice the independence of Persian mlareata. It a farce to talk about the freedom ol action of tbs Persian Government the time. The Marquis CREWE said, while the loyalty of the Ruaamo Government rod the Mm. inter Teheran to the Convention ...

... attack on Mr. Smart, the British Consul at Shiraz, was £4,744. It was stated in the House of Commons March *7th that the Persian Government had agreed to pay compensation first charge on the next loan. ...

... with Persian affairs, and covering the period during which Russia sent a military expedition into the country and the Persian Government dismissed Mr. Shuster. The most important despatches are two from Sir Edward Grey to the British Ambassador in St Petersburg ...

... considerable portion this advance will be allocated to the orgaoiear tion of gendarmerie under Swedish officers. The Persian Government agrees to make its policy conform to the principles of the Convention of 1807, and agrees that after the withdrawal ...

... and riSed the stationmsster's WWW ST. 9 (Beater’s Telegram.) St. Petersburg, Wednesday.—A Teheran telegram says the Persian Government has given a reply to the Anglo-Russian note which satisfactory all points. TMB TBAM. (Banter’s Talsgiam.) Chrittiania ...

... Ashurada Island tor Baku on Russian ship. The Persian Government has granted him yearly pension of 7ft,COO tomans. Another message says:—The British and Russian Governments have advanced to the Persian Government 70,000 tomans to pay the ex-Bhah’s forces ...

... COMPENSATION FOR MR SHARP. Mr. AOLAND, replying to Sir J. Lonsdale, said his Majesty's Government intend demand from the Persian Government £4,734 compensation for the attack on Mr. Sharp, tha British Consul, and his escort. CONTINENTAL PENNY POSTAGE. •Die ...

... tbooaaud pounds, subiart to approvA of ths Boon# Consmoua tiy Maiesty’s Government. Thi* wa obeolutelr eeeen tsA if the Persian Government was in a poeition maintain effactive administration and restore order and protect traveilert and trade, and. indeed ...

... th» (abject of the ex-8 bah, the gilt of which wm that the Runiin Coaiul at Alt rah should inform the ex-Shah that the Persian Government was willing to accord him a pension and amnesty his partisans, on condition that he left Persia without delay. ...

... Williamson, the murdered political officer, fell. OF PBBBZA. (Beater’s Telegram.) Teheran, Tuesday.—lt believed the Persian Government intends offering substantial pensions to ex-Bhah Shua, and Salar Dowleh, condi tionaUy on their leaving Persia perm*- ...