... PERSIA. The riazetle of Teheran, of the Bth of January, contains a new manifesto of the Persian government. The concessions offered by Persia to Great Britain are again alluded to, and a contrast is instituted between the frienuly disposition of Persia ...

... Persia. The Cabinet of Turin can have three consuls in the Persian empire—at Teheran, Bushire, and Tauris ; and the Persian government three on the Piedmontese territory—at Turin, Genoa, and Cagliari. The treaty is to last 12 years. ...

... Shah, and his wife had been removed from the mission by the Persian government, in spite of the reclamation of Mr. M. Murray, who had sent in an ultimatum, with which the Persian government refused to comply, and the recent advices from India announced ...

... from Constantinople states that the Turkish expeditionary corps destined for Widdin will be encamped near Mislak. The Persian Government has sane timed the Persian railway concession. ...

... y at the Court of the Shah of Persia, and his Highness the Sudr Azim, or Prime Minister of the Persian government. By those articles the Persian government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops —that is, troops from ...

... from Constantinople states that the Turkish expeditionary corps destined for Widdin will be encamped near Mislak. The Persian Government has sanctioned the Russo- Persian railway concession. GREECE. ATHENS, July 4.—The King arrived here unexpectedly at ...

... situation of the besieged are very vague. It is said that they suffer much from famine, but. that the troops of the (Persian) government are not much better off for provisi o ns. S ome Bokhara merchants, who came from Herat about a month ago, declared that ...

... until to-morrow morning at sunrise to consider his position, when, should he determine on surrender, the topmast of the Persian government flagstaff at the Chetar Boorj must be struck as the signal of submission. The sirdar general sahib and the sirdar admiral ...

... referred to England, and the government sent out instructions to get au assurance from the Persian government that the man should not be injured. The Persian goVernment was quite ready to give an assurauce ii is kind privatelx to the mission ,- and promised ...

... His Majesty the Shah-in-Shah of Iran shall treat Prince Kamran as one of his own brothers. 2. The ministers of the Persian government shall in no possible way interfere in the internal affairs of the dominions in possession of Prince Kamran, but those ...

... manufactured. The trade of Persia has received a mortal blow by a decree which has been recently promu l g ated b y the Persian Government, which prohibits any d ealer to sell the smallest article on credit to any civil or wilitary employee; and as these ...

... whether, since that, any intelligence had been received that the chief of Herat hail come to an .understandlag with the Persian government, and had rejected the protection and assistance proffered to him by the British government? Viszount MELBOURNE answered ...