... Porte on rninons conditions. The delegate contractor for the great English loan remonstrated against it in vain. The Persian Government has ratified an agreement concluded between Feruk Khan and Frecoh honse for working part of the silk produce of Persia ...

... Commodore the Hon. Elliott C.B. A cabinet eoancil was held this afternoon at the official residence of Lord Palmerston. The Persian Government, through Ferukh Khan, has engaged French offloers to proceed tq Persia in the capacity of Military Instructors. At the ...

... towards the Gulf and Afghanistan. However, war having been declared, it was necessary to meet the difficulties boldly. The Persian government, whatever may be its opinion of the troops which are against us, perfectly aware of the strength of its mtlitary post ...

... commenced their return march on the night of the 7tb, carrying away the large stores of flour, rice, and grain which the Persian government had collected fur their army, and destroying their magazine, found to contain about 3f1,0001b. of powder, with small-arm ...

... approved of by a majority of eighty votes. The Persian war, which originated in aggression and breach of faith by the Persian government, was put end to; diplomatic relations with the United States were renewed ; oar relations with Napk-j were explained ...

... which the British Tnisripn at Teheran is to received. Tsp Persian Government engages to appoint Commissioner Teheran, to examine into complaints made by English subjects against the Persian Government, well as by fphjects of the Shah and other Powers who ...

... the Shah to accede to, has also been waived. Mr. Murray will be received with all the bonours due to his rank, bnt the Persian government will not not have to take step that would lower it in the eyes of its subjects. M Persia has consented to receive English ...

... ■■yi snss She conduct of the Peimaa Government has led to hostilities between her Majesty and Ska Shah of Pernio. “The Persian Government, in defiance of repealed warnings, and the violation its engagemeats. hoe besieged and captured the important city Beret ...

... Macneill, Mr. Merrier, and others ; but all these volumaa—valuable in many respects —fail to give us insight into the Persian government, into its domestic life, or into the trade and revenue of the country. A work recently published by Murray, written ...

... given by the Sultan to Ferruck Kahn, the Persian Minister, that diplomatist assured him of the pacific sentiments of the Persian Government. The * Gazette’ notifies the appointment of the Prince of Prussia to be a Knight of the Grand Cross of the order of ...

... HERAT. The Persian correspondent of the Times,** at Constantinople, writing the Bth instant, slate* that the Persian Government have declared themselves ready to retire from Herat and to offer compensation to the Hcruttces, and they arc said also to be ...

... add the Affghan city of Herat to his dominions. By ' the treaty of between Great Britain and the Court of Teheran, the Persian Government l hat its troops should on no account approach Herat except in the single event of the city chancing to menaced force ...