... between 0 and 400 telegrams received, some of them coming from New Zeal New York, the Continent, and one on behal the Persian Government. About 400 letters also received, and many presents, includin, e American axe, a bust of Achilles, and one of late Lord ...

... Fires THE PERSIANS AND New The special co: ndent of the Daily | Central Asia writes that, owing to the order: truc- Persian Government forbidding any corn to be the Turcomans lest they should resell it tothe R the former are in a position in which they ...

... change, tue two peoples bave struck cutore, warmest of friendships. The condition been agreed upon between the Tekes | Persian Government, and which are to sec ; most desirable object, are ae follow: In the fi nounts the Texes acknowledge their allegiance ...

... bh 2 bee ee ay att noel ae + Persian Government They. will ce sent through s in Colonel Napier, on his way to Rassian caravan Asterabad met, at & o her COTTON SPINNING AT SMYI factory is about to be er m by ten, of this kind from a se | wife permission ...

... fortilications. The arrival from Calcutta of the dead body K*-Commissioner Veil, createit no sensation whatever Canton. The Persian government making preparans in anticipation of a war with Turkey. Independtly of the camp Sultanich, where the Shah is at ■*nt ...

... rortc on rubioee coiwlitions. The - ••ntraci.uw for the great KnpUsh loan remonstrate ...

... income-t: we proposed a budget which was approved by a majority of th the s that ‘The Persian war, which had of eng: by the Persian government, was put an end pair of treat concluded at Paris, Our the nited Stat States had been upon their usual footing of the ...

... British Minister, who resided at before the war, will return to Teheran, where he will Le In the with great honours by the Persian government.” as to when a vase is CHINA. clerks The Moniteur de la Flotte has the following : —We have re ninent some odious o ...

... the Shah to 9 ouse of has also been waived. Mr. Murray wil} be received with ure, in honours due to his rank, but the Persian government wil to take a step that would lower it in the eyes of its subj » house, which, indeed, it We ew es, never would have ...

... provinces,” ing the THE PERSIAN WAR. The Gazette de Teheran of Dec. 24 publishes 9 lengther & new on the part of the Persian government to the declaration o Ve may the part of Great Britain. In this appeal to the public o rise the such it is), it is stated ...

... Government to mainta conventions in vigour, to admit that the latter be without mot ive, existing trea! Persia. disposed to Persian Government p great ro in the ki y, and the perfect eq the English Cabinet. If even the vessels were to states, the’Cabi the Persian ...