... Teheran, where the Persian government consents to receive it with the apologies and the ceremonial indicated in the separate note signed this day by the plenipotentiaries of the high contracting parties. Art. 11. The Persian government pledges itself within'the ...

... Teheran, where the Persian government consents to receive it with the apologies and the ceremonial indicated in the separate note signed this day by the plenipotentiaries of the high contracting parties. Art. 11. The Persian government pledges itself within-the ...

... enter into a treaty with America. roa No later news. fled A despatch, dated Berlin, the 23rd inst., mentions ap that the Persian Government has acknowledged the rights of the English Consuls, and that, consequently, erty the differences previously existing ...

... His Majesty the Shah-in-Shah of Iran shall treat Prince Kamran as one of his own brothers. 2. The minis- ters of the Persian government shall in no possible way interfere in the internal affairs of the dominions in posses. sion of Prince Karmran, bat those ...

... stated that the Russian officers now in Persia for tialning she Shah's cavalry have extended theiv contract with the Persian Government for a further period-of three years. The New York World says Mr Thomas Stevenu, the bicyclist who rode roinnd the globe ...

... decisiom with regard to Herat bad been arrived ?? Premier replied that her Majesty's Government bad not released the Persian Government from their engagement not to occupy Herat. THuRSDAY.-The Attempt en the Life of the Czar.- Earl Beaconsfield, in reply ...

... of a Persian expe. dition with a view to the occupation of Afghan Seistan, and eventually Herat, ?? abandoned by the Persian Government on account of the political ditticulties con- sidered as likely to result. weers the proposal carried out. The owners ...

... sent a despatch to his Govern- was Y ann ment, informing them that, having heard of the fall of for sc the Bushire, the Persian Government decided to make peace subje ion upon the English terms. for so ar- On its reaching Constantinople, this intelligence ...

... direction of Cabul Or K Candahar or other foreign country-should invade Herat, at in the event of troops being sent, the Persian Government , engaged that the said troops should not euter the city of in lIeret, and that, o01 the return of the foreign troopstowards ...

... majority of eighty votes. b The Persian war, which had originated in. aggressions Ii d and breach of engagement by the Persian Government, was t pot an end to by a treaty of peace concluded at Paris. Our c f diplomatic relations with the United States had ...

... the transaction will Id be speedily arranged. a- PERSIA. hie FRENcI DISCIrLINE FOe TlIEm SjiAH's SoLaDInaS.- ad The Persian Government has appealed to the French rd Government for assistance in the education of its troops according to the European system ...

... project in itself is feasible and promising enough; but its success must largelydepend on the measures adopted by the Persian Government. to improve , roads and secure their safety, to remove under restrictions and taxation, and allow commerce fair play ...