... to grant IiOU paistres month to every officer oraoldier maimed in the late war. There was disturbances Naplouse. The Persian Government waa providing brilliant reception for the French Ambaaaador. f 9nnji antt Wab®. MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. Omcß ...

... PERSIA AND AMERICA Tho accounts flora Teheran stale tliat Amencan travellers were busy trying to convince the Persian government of the utility of a treaty with the United States, especially under existing circumstances. COUNT WALKWSKI S SPEECH IN THE ...

... the Crimean photographs. The di(Terence which had broken out between the English representative, Mr. Murray, and the Persian government, is terminated. The Austrian Correspondence states that the Duke of Valombroea had left Damascus for Palmyra on the ...

... under English officers. A number of volunteers offered to serve under him. Hie mission of M. Murray and M. Source to the Persian government is failure. There was a movement of troops on the Persian Iron ...

... the operations contemplated against the lines of Kalafat itself. The Russian fleet has withdrawn into Sebastopol. The Persian Government, wo are informed, has resumed friendly relations with England. ...

... between that country and England. Ahmet Effendi, the Turkish Charge 1 Affaires, satisfied with the explanation of the Persian Government, did °t think it right to interrupt his relations with the Shah.— Times. WEST INDIES.—The papers brought by the West ...

... them Kalafet. The Trieste Zeitung asserts that the British diplomatic agent at Teheran has renewed relations with the Persian Government. REPLY OF THE TWO AMBASSADORS TO RESCHID PASHA APPUCATION FOR THE FLEETS. Our Constantinople correspondent writes : ...