... Minister at Teheran, concluded certain articles of agreement with the Suder Azim ?? 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 ...

... acquired the sole right of vending tobacco in the Shah's dominions. The terms en-which the concession was made by the Persian Government are not stated, bat were no qoubt businesslike and shrewd. The contract was exeuted, -s the chairman of the Company ...

... it ever tshoutd be proposed. PERSIA. ?? Gazette dc Teeran. of the 8th of January contains- a new manifesto of the 'Persian Government. ' The con- t cessionvs offered by Persia to Great Britain are again s lludet1' to, and a contrast is institulted between ...

... will take the command in Asia. TnmoLI.-The Arabs are masters of the country. Foreign troops are expected. PEnsIA.-The Persian Government, instigated by Russia, has suppressed Protestant schools. ITAL.Y.-The Brussels paper Independence is informed from Italy ...

... although the construction of the Teheran Railway is a very silly affair, it is rational compared with many acts of the Persian Government recorded by travellers, while at least ten miles out of 200 have been completed,- .Evgineeriwg, 3 ...

... Russia by the refusal, as no English representative is per- mitted to dwell in Meshed. There is another outcry that the Persian Government has refused to allow the exportation of corn from the province of Khorassan, but there is as much difficulty as ever ...

... TABBEBz, MONDAY. - According to letters fron Meshed, dated January 21st, Ayoub Khan has not received funds from the Persian Government to enable him to proceed to Teheran. He has been promised £4000 for the expenses of his journey, UNITED STATES. XENxv ...

... greatly risen in consequence. 150 lives have been lost by a fire in Galats. The difficulty between the Porte and the Persian Government is more serious. MEXICO, PAnRS, MAnIr Sl-A despatch from Admiral Ntazeres, pub- lished to-day, announces that a small ...

... articles of agreement with Persia for the express purpose of securina the independence of, Herat. By that agree- ment the Persian government engaged not tosend troops to Herat on any account, unless foreign troops-that is, troops from the direction of Cabal ...

... explained on the aseumnptlon that they intind to brlng all their Influence and diplomatic pressure to bear upon the Persian Government, in order to wrest from the latter a portion of territory through which au army could vtry conveniently march upon Merv ...

... the Tekkds. Commenting on the announcement that the Britiih iinister at 1Teheran has been instructed to inform tho Persian, Government that it is relieved hy the British Government from the obligation of the Treaty of 1657. forbidding the occupation of ...

... years' hard labouT in the mines. Dr. e Weinar and Troetchausky will have ten years' hard labour in a fortress. The Persian Government refsos3 to interfere in the Tskko question, or to accept the proffered allegiance of the Merv Turcomans. The Turcomans ...