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... RUSSIA, ENGLAND, AND PERSIA. (Reuters Telegrams.) Teheran, Dec. 26. The Persian Government drawing op a Note noon the Karan River question, *’ appendix to Its rcalar of Octo er 39 to the Representatives of the Powers at T-heran, whereby anoonnoed the ...
... maintaining he status quo pend a final set'lenient. Bu' in *n'iary, 1875, it was notified officially that the 'urkieh and Persian Government* could n«t agree ipon the bound-try, wberenpon Sir Arnold Kembsll »a* appointed to to Con-Untinople and meet .Russian ...
... dissensions which have broken out between f'abul and hi- Khan, who was until lately govern rof the so-called key India. Tfce Persian Government waa th«refi>i« «rk»i written promise that intervention wa* not contemplated, but the Minister fer Foreign Affairs declined ...
... through Nancy alone, where they received assistance amounted to 88,000. It is stated tnat orders have been sent the Persian Government to the Persian representative at Paris to engage forty prefessors for the Lyceum and new colleges of a similar kind ...
... advance in that directions will give additional confidence to the Arab tribes, and produce a corresp niing effect upon the Persian government. Three era >ll river steamers, with 300 riflemen, have left this day for and, should the report be favourable, the march ...
... for the Shah to acoede to, has also been waived. Mr. Murray will be received with all the honours due to his rank, but Persian Government will not have to take step that would lower it in the eyes of its subjects, and which, indeed, it never would have debased ...
... Her Majesty commands us express to you her regret that the cooduct of the Persian Government has led 10 hostilities between her Majesty and the Shah ol Pereis. The Persian Government, in defiance ot repeated warnings, and in violation of it* engagements ...
... Berlin, Thuradoy Evening. By way of Tt teste accounts from Teheran have been received here down to the 27th December. The Persian Government (the letters say) received the intelligence of the fall of Busbire the 13th, which is stated to have surrendered tosi* ...
... hastening on its operations. It expect%to complete the campaign in three its financial derangements, and fear of revolt, the Persian government eabibits great activity. The Persians are masters of almost all the roads on KandBTbe'Journal Constantinople says that ...
... ry at the Court of the Shah of Persia, and bis Highness the Sudr Azim, or Prime Minis'er of the Persian Government. those articles the Persian Government engaged not to send troops to Herat on any account unless foreign troops - that is, troops from tbe ...
... at Teheran and the Persian government arises out of the hostility of the Persian government man named Mirza who was employed in our service, and who took refuge in our for fear of assassination. Our minister asked Persian government give a guarantee that ...
... manifested itself among the sod divinity students Constantinople—but it did not proceed to any acts of serious disorder. The Persian Government is »sid to have renewed its diplomatic relations with Great Britain. The combined fleets remain in the Bosphorus, h ...