... THE SHOOTING OF AMERICAN TRIBUTES CAPT. ECHFORD. TO BRYCE. British Demand to the Persian Government. APOLOGY AND PROMISE OF REPARATION. TEHMRAN, Dec. U. Last evening on receipt of instrootnns his Government the Minister addressed a Note to the Persian ...

... Persia 1909 having been proved insufficient. it will be necessary to strengthen guarantees. It is essential that the Persian Government should be relieved of any fear of a repetition the ex-Shah of his former proceeding*. We that the measure* now taken ...

... by the death of Captain Eckford It is officially declared that *art will be spared to convince Great Betain that the Persian Government resitees the necessity for the immediate suppression of brigandage on the Bushire- Shiraz road. and that. moreover. ...

... BRITISH HONEY FOR PERSIA. TEHERAN. Thursday. The British Government has advanced the Persian Government tls.oin f ar administrative purposes in the Provisos of , Fars. It is believed that intriguing a= 11 •: 8 1. '&D P6 7I= with • view ha preweetips ...

... RUSSIAN DEMAND GRANTED. TEHERA N. Friday. The Persian Government hos messed - the Russian demz.n.: an increase la the Persian toseack force at Tabriz to 700 men. with two addi.ional Russian officers. on the understanding that the Pervian Cossacks shall ...

... Persia, continued Yr. Price. I Last stimater the Tipadar was appointed , Governor-General of the province by the 'Persian Government. On his arrival at 'Tabriz he found Government omitoect by Ittimian troop., who refused to move out, and they were ...

... BRITAIN, RUSSIA, & PCRSIA. Reuter's Agency learns on inquiry that the report that it is intended to ask the Persian Government to recognise British and Russian protectorates Persia is totally withont foundation. An exchange of views is proceeding between ...

... in the British and Russia& Consulates. The outcome of 11. visit to Balmoral is awaited with anxious interest by the Persian Government. It is thorixlit that the question of the ex-Shab's motors- tion will form pert of the eon bons between Sir Edward Grey ...

... narrstiv• of the smarten°, band ea the tS&a ci ths Geweraor•Ganstal of Pam the Minter coactudss by stating fleet the Persian Government attaches the Featest importance to the incident, and m fully resolved to make adequate reparation. The Persian Minister ...

... finally expresses the hope that when the Medj lies is assembled the British Government will facilitate a loan to the Persian Government on reasonable terms aid under necessary safeguards. ...

... correspondence on the of Penis was issued last night. The main subject dealt with refers to the conditions on which the Persian Government was to accept a losu of £2011.000. the sulviidiary correspondence dealing with the executions at Tabriz. the Invasion ...

... such agitation. In return. the Persian Government granted a pension to the ex-Shah; but it was stipulated that this pension should forfeited *he ex-*>hah should leave Russia and in- trigue against the Persian Government. M hen the ex-Shah returned to ...