... Russian Goverament. 2. The Persian Government undertakes to begin in the spring of the present year the good carriage reds between Itesht and Teheran on one side and itesht and the Russian frontier on the other. 3. rho Persian Government will, as speedily as ...

... in which the Brituh mission Teheran to be received. The Persian Government engages appoint Commissioner at Teheran, examine into complaints made by Eng lish subject* against the Persian Government, well as subjects of the Shah and other Powers who have ...

... disorder on the trade routes, in Southern Persia, led my Government, reluctantly, to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... disorder on the truge routes, in Southern Persia, led my Government, reluctantly, to address strong representations to the Persian Government, who have since given attention to the subject. Some improvement has lately been shown in the condition of the routes ...

... PREPARING FOR WAR. The Special Correspondent of The Times in the Middle Foist, writing from Teheran Rays : —The Persian Government has been informed that the Foreizn Missions in Baku, except the Persian, have been interned. It is reported from a good ...

... PREPARINC FOR WAR. The Special Correspondent of ““The Times'’ in the Middle Fast, — writing from Teheran savs:—The Persian Government has been informed that the Foreizn Missions in Bakn, excent the Persian, have heen jntermed. Tt is renorted from a good ...

... next commission, which will sit about the Ith or August, immediately after the return of the judges rora circuit. The Persian Government is understood to have prohibited the export of silver, from fear that otherwise that precious metal would entirely quit ...

... the enemy, who has ocenpied the Pass. and has advanced as far as Malidechi—some thirty versts from Kermanshah., The Persian Government insizacied the Governor of Keamanrhah to retire in order to avoid useless bloodshed. The Cahinet at Teheran continuing ...

... W. Lowther told Mr. Labouchere that the Persian Government had agreed to pay t.'s Ml,llllO compensation for the abrogation of their conemeion. The corporation premed for arbitration, but the Persian Government were anxious to settle the nutter without ...

... A. War Special—Friday). Petrograd, Thursday A Teheran telegram states the Turkish Ambassador has addressed to: the Persian Government a note declar‘ing that the Turks are ready to with-‘ draw from the provinces of Azerbayan when the Russians have definitaly ...

... between that country and England. Ahmet Effendi, the Turkish Charge do Affaires, satisfied with the explanation the Persian government, did not think it right to interrupt his relations with the Shah.— Times, A London contemporary, the Pres* Saturday ...

... Ministers, who are in constant munication witli the Russian (loversmerit in regard to the best means of enablisv the Persian Government to re-establish order and tranquility in the constry. Papers will he laid as stain a• possible before l'a'li•rmuut in ...