... Bank, the Persian Government, and any communications which had passed between the British and Persian Governments in relation to this loan; and whether the British agent Teheran had exercised any pressure or influence the Persian Government to accept ...

... Government proposed adopt in the cv.-rit of the Persian Government declining allow the southern roads of Persia policed by forces under the command of British officer*. Sir E. GREY—What the Persian Government have hitherto been urged to do to restore order ...

... Persian territory, and whether any appeal had been made the Persian Government to his Majesty's Government for assistance. Sir F. GREY—His Majesty’s Government have been informed the Persian Government that force Turkish troops with guns have crossed into Persian ...

... trustworthy sources in Persia telegraphic confirmation of the nows recently published in London, to the effect that the Persian Government troops, while pursuing the ex-Shahs Turkoman followorp, were fired upon from Russian gunboats. Parties of the Russian ...

... Consular officials nearly led bloodshed The Persian Government demanded the withdrawal of the official'. The Russian Minister was instructed offir verbal explanations, and demand satisfaction. The Persian Government refusing, the Minister was instructed renew ...

... idea of.;-J. .. ; LENDING INDIAN OFFICERS the Persian Govtnftnent, He, thought that if the Persian Government were oer* would responsible the Persian Government. Sir EDWARD they would the employment the Persian Gov* eminent. The object his Majesty b Government ...

... tions the Persian Government the subject, urging them immediately despatch force from Shiraz to punish the robbers and recover the stolen property, and to hasten the arrival there the Governor-General. H© seated that the Persian Government were alive ...

... MESSAGE FROM TEHERAN Announces Continuous Arrival of Russian Troops. Reutor learns that according Persian Government telegram the Russian troops are continuing to arrive in Persia. the time of telegraphing 3,000 bad arrived. ...

... bad culminated in present crisis. The Russian Government had demanded that Mr. Shuster, tho financial adviser of the Persian Government, should -withdrawn, and tho British Government had said they could not object to that demand. Mr. Shuster’s intentions ...

... not ihteiid te> demand indemnity from the Persian Government for the disorders Tabriz,, hut it will impose certain conditions Tabriz itself. Mr. Morgan Shuster has received communication from the Persian Government regarding his successor. Reuter learns ...

... ex-Sha-h. Reuter has received communication of a telegram -from a Persian official source stating that on Saturday the Persian Government forces came into contact with Hashed Ex-Sultan, who was defeated and mortally wounded. More than one hundred of the ...

... exaggerated the condition the Southern roads, but tho state of affairs warranted bis Majesty's Government in warning the Persian Government the steps they would be obliged to take unless order was restored. was still impossible to say that immediate restoration ...