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... honoured with the privileges of Cotisul-General. In like manner, two commercial aents are to reside, on the part of tle Persian Government, one in London, and one in the port of BIliubay. The Per- sian G ivcrnmrsnt further gratits porntission that a Resi- ...
... Right Hon. Gent, read some communications from Mr. Ellis, our Minister at the Court of Persia, to the ef- fect that the Persian Government regarded a great por- tion of Affghanistan as part of the territory of that em- pire: and that Affglsattistan, therefore ...
... THIE WAR INT THE EAST. IESNA, TUESDnAV EVi:XNO.-Tiie Oest. Correspon- (fjjz states, inder date Bucharest, Dee. 17:- Te persian Government has offered Prince Woronzoff 'nt:0 auxiliaries, and demanded a Russian comman- diL for them, as yoU wvei o led to expect ...
... ciled. Russian intrigue at Teheran had at one time succeeded in creating a rupture between our repre- sentative and the Persian Government, the immediate cause of quarrel being wholly irrelevant to the Eastern question. Diplonatic r elations were immediately ...
... leading agents in which were the Persian envoy in the town, and the grandson of the late Shah Zadah, a pensioner on the Persian Government, by which the city was surprised during the night by a large body of troops and the revolted citizens, who took posses- ...
... do- mending the woman's restitution to her husband, allowed the Persian Government 48 hours to do it; afterwards lie eaxtended this period to twice 48 hours, in which the Persian Government rad to de- cide whether it would comply with his demand or compel ...
... since the death of Kioendil Khtan, reigits at Calnldthar, entertain hostile designs UpOll Herat. For tbat motive thb Persian Government has decided that aii expedition should be marchted to that city, anti it hsts given olders to concentrate likewise a ...
... prevailed oal both sides. P E R S I A. Accounts from Teheran state, ?? tra- vellers were busy trying to convince the Persian Government of the utility of a treaty with the United States, especially under existing circumstances. THE PROTOCOLS. The Paris ...
... his passage rnthrorigh Constantinople. Not less than 230 diffeerent claims and grievances have been collected by thc d Persian Government, ard are now all brought in a re heaip before the Porte. 'e Admiral Sir Houston Stewart arrived on Tuesday l afternoon ...
... Turlkish capital wvith the object of investigating tlhe Baglad Railwavy there. There were disturbances in Nablous. The Persian Government was provi iin, a brilliant re- ception for the French Ambassador. ...
... Turkish capital with the object of investigating the Bag.dad Railway there. There were disturbances in Nablotis. The Persian Government was providing a brilliant re- ception for the French Ambassador. PARADING OF MR. JOHN FIROST. The parading of Mr, John ...
... is beginning to assume a very serious aspect. A letter from Constantinople thus refters to the controversy:- The Persian Government was all along aware of the preparations of the Englishi in In(dia for the expedition to the Persian CGalf. A11 this ...