... Indo-European Telegraph Company, to erect an additional wire between 'Teheran and Bushire, subject to the consent of the Persian Government, whereby a complete through communication between this country and India will be established by means of two special ...

... representatives of Foreign Powers at Teheran, shows that the relations at present existing between the Turkish and Persian Governments are anything, but friendly. The book is full of complaints of the conduct of the Porte towards Persia, and the Government ...

... I between them an ill- feeling for some emotion, but was the whole calm and suhdued. strong repres. ntations to the Persian Government. Mr, ;and leid then got, aceoidieg to my barometrical oboe , some time has existed. On the evening of March 5, ARUM ...

... to have an indcpendent line from Bagdad to the Perai.n frontier, at a place called Khanokain, fron which point the Persian Government, under the advice and with the assistance of English officers, will carry the line to Teheran and &hints, and to Bushire ...

... the Turks in three centuries. PERSIA• A communication f corn Teheran of November 3rd, contains the following : The Persian Government, anxious to give a further proof of its good feeling towards the Porte, has ordered the local authorities along the ...

... in his power. The organisation of these camps has given rise to the most extraordinary rumours. It is said that, the Persian Government not having succeeded in arranging its differences with the Sublime Porte. the Shah had resolved to invade the Turkish ...

... THE PERSIANS AT HERAT-FINANCIAL CRISIS AT CONSTANTINOPLE. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 19.—11 p to the 10th of August the Persian Government had not, as represented, recalled the garrison from Herat. Mr. Murray had addressed remonstrances to the Government on ...

... Sadrazan, or Prime Minister of the Shah, visited Mr. Murray on his arrival at Teheran, the latter complained that the Persian Government had not only not evacuated Herat, but had reinforced the garrison of that city, although England had fulfilled all the ...

... obey the Persian government and to evacuate Herat. It is not surprising that the Serdar should see in the resent state of India and in the embarrassments of England an encouragement to his ambitious projects. In the event of the Persian government, whose ...

... present on leave of absence, have, with the exception of the sick, been ordered to return forthwith. REFUSAL OF THR PERSIAN GOVERNMENT TO EVACUATE. HERAT.-- We have good reason to believe that the intelligence of our Indian troubles has reached Ilerat ...

... been under the protection of the British Government at the time of the cessation of diplomatic relations against the Persian Government; but saving such existing claims, the British Government renounces all claim hereafter to protect a Persian subject ...

... approved b y a majority of 80 votes. The Persian war, which had originated in aggressions and breach of engagement by t hel Persian Government, was put an end to by a treaty of peace concluded at Paris. Out diplomatic relations with the United 81 aces had been ...