... be made public showing that the Persian Government had appealed to the Russian Government for assistance in consequence of internal disorders, or that one of the Princes had raised so army against the Persian Government. Mr. RUNCIMAN said no such information ...

... Persia, has always been treated by the Shah with marked kindness, and by the Persians in general with due respect. The Persian Government, with an unusual liberality, allowed him for bis maintenance a thousand tome= (about £350) a month, and of late that ...

... Ponta and the Persian Government with a view to a loan. To aay that the agate of uareat in the 'oath of Persia sae doe to the tact that the Persian Government could not get money was • rather exaggerated view to take. The Persian Government could obtain ...

... STRANGE TALE OF A NOTE TO THE NATIONS. NLIC lORK, Wednaniar. The Persian Consul here has given WA • bngtby the She Persian Government sad te the Pr dent .4 the albs* hv nation. t.. prolvct Paiii:fll.olll beast Briton) and R.= MOISANTS FAMOUS FLIGHT. ...

... of forma apogee to be diagram. The Governmeot is ondennood to be mnditimi of their withdrawal, the exhibition b the Persian Government of certain marks of goodwill. no Remise demands as at present formulated extension of the copper mining the and the ...

... (Via Marseilles). oNWAOTTNOPUt, Feb. 8. A difficulty has arisen )>>tw>-en the Porte and the Persian Government. The latter having refused conclude commercial treaty with Turkey on the same as with other powers, the’P»»rte declares that it will withdraw ...

... friewhiehliey — were stmt. to moiety of Brash brim and property at Botha.. end Nowhere. had not rat been attained. The Persian Government had been iniormed that se woe they had nucarded in potting into operation an effertit• *thyme for the MIMI greenly the ...

... has been hastily appointedeand sent to Tabriz, in the person of Prince Firman Firma.—Reuter. TEHERAN, Wednesday. The Persian Government is consulting the foreign irpresentatives in connection with the recent invasion of Persian territory by Turkish troops ...

... Shah that asylum would only be granted to refugees in cases of the most exte-me danger to life, has protested to the Persian Government against this supervision as an unheard-of insult, and has demanded that the Cossacks shall be withdrawn from the gates ...

... Lord Aberdeen asked whether any intelligence had been received that the chief of Herat had conic understanding with the Persian Government, and had rejected the protection and assistance proffered him by the British Government . Lord Melbourne replied that ...

... All was quiet in the south. Mr. LYNCH: Is the brother of the Shah raising troops in the south and marching against the Persian Government? Sir E. GREY asked for notice. ALIENS DEP)RTED• Mr. GLADSTONP: stated that under the Aliens' Act 493 persons were excluded ...

... withdrew from Belsasavar into the A complete state of anarchy prevails in the Persian territa,.♦ bordering on Russia. The Persian Government telegraph has been destroyed. Another has occurred at Zagnar, shots having been tired from that place upon some Russian ...