... BAROX REUTER AND THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. -A Vicnna. telegram says the Ptnet Bordeano has re- ceived a despatch from Teheran, dated December 5, bating that Baron Renter having failed to begin the railway works by October 25th, as stipulated in the con- ...

... forcing on the young the observance of Coufession, Lord Oranmore's motion was put aud negatived. BARON DE REUTER AND THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. The Earl of CARNARVON moved for a copy ...

... Southern coast of Arabia, and the Sulatan of Johanna.. A telegram from Teheran of date the 20th ultimo states that the Persian Government is informed from Seistan that Alum Khan has arranged matters amicably with revolted Cniets, and that reinforcements ...

... re- turned to the other side of the river. A Persian who was found a prisoner among the Turcomans was restored to the Persian Government. AN UNPOPULAR TAX.—The Italian Chamber of Depu- ties has been engaged in the discussion of the tax on grinding corn ...

... made forays on Persia, and carried off captives, and have long ceased to be under her influence. On the contrary, the Persian Government has often applied to Russia for aid against them. The sea coast of Persia is now protected by the Russian military naval ...

... been burned to the ground, and a large quantity of tallow was de3troyed. It is stated that orders have been sent by the Persian Government to the Persian representative at Paris to engage forty professors for the Lyceum and new colleges of a similar kind ...

... to attract round him a large number of disciples, and this number increased so rapidly and to such an extent that the Persian Government took serious alarm, and the Mullas denounced Mahmud as an arch-heretic. With all this and with his peculiar tenets we ...

... marched as far as Herat, in direct violation of the treaty with England, and fears are entertained of differences with the Persian Government. Lord Elgin has assumed power, and Lord Canning has departed, apparently much to the regret of the great people of Calcutta ...

... Mr. S. Fitzgeral I, in reply to Mr. Gregory, stated that the independence of Herat had been fully recognised by the Persian Government. Lord Stanley, in answer to Sir E. Perry, said that no official documents whatever had been received by the last mail ...

... Teheran to the Gill of August ha.ve reached Constantinople, reporting the non-evacuation up to that time of Herat. The Persian Government has named a resident Governor at Bushire. The Sudr Azira continues in the ascendant, and matters are pretty much in ...

... Gulf, an armistice of three months has H been concluded between the Commander-in-Chief ol the English troops and the Persian government. This armis- tice will begin on March 1, 1857. By the accounts from Bombay oo tbe 20ih ult., we find that fresh troops ...

... Parliament knew nothing, asked whether the Premier would lay on the table a copy of the ultimatum which was sent to the Persian government previous to the declaration of war ? Lord Palmerston declined to do so, as such a step would be ''contrary to evety ...