... ebaolrl be defsersi u% Mil be mule Lis promised stab:meet ea the •hole matter neat ea k. Kr. Mimell edited 'butter the Persian Government, tactieg on the &driee of hid ()ovenware:a 'gust to the terms of the Ent ultimatum the no lemtaading Slag (rah Burial' ...

... disorder on the trade routes in Swath, tn F rein led my flow rtment Molly to whims 'trouts rept. et stations to the Persian Government. she !sae eon woes attattice to the eel rte. gorse imf rovernent gas lately Urea Wows is the eourlitioa of the nosh ...

... _A Reuter’s from Teheran says the British Goverament tae thet withia three month» order is restored om da Note to the Persian Government stating the trade reatrs in the South, the British Government will te obliged to take measures. ...

... slut her up in his 'anderun.' The girl—for she is only twenty —hoe been most to return to her pormta in London. The Persian Government have reoisted, there Ming, of cause, • religious difSeulty with regard to the little sou. That trouble has now been ...

... then of the that led the Kuoyal Commission to recommend a relaration. In aoswer to Mr. Labouchere, Mr. J. W. said the Persian Government bad, on the advice of oar Minister at Teberan, paid half a million sterling to the Imperial Tebacos Corporation io ...

... Consul, or Agent, went up to endeavour to rescue her, ot all events to find oat her condition, under safe duct from the Persian Government, escort, and aleo by the Consal Ge to the last news, she was in the Tarkish at Sougbalak, and there was considerable ...

... to escape was indeed con- sidered so probable that Mr Nicotsoy, our Tepresentative at Teheran, officially warned the Persian Government that the enterprise was meditated. The SuHau, however, has a double game to play It is more to his interest to oblige ...

... time between the Eng- lish and Kassian Governments in regard to the Russian in Turkestan. It is understood that the Persian Government views the present position of Reale in Central Asia with considerable uneasiness. ...

... known ' as the Traveller, mcired about the year 1518, by maims, rid Mr. Browse, in • paper which be read, et the Persian Government. from en **founded suspicion that he was upon a mimeo* into Tartary injuncoes to the Persian inteeeste. Baca as described ...

... a district om the ( oust, and he had thought it werth while to to ascertain what truth there might be in the and the Persian Government absolutely dented the truth of the statement that any anderstanding bad been come to, or wus being come to, for the ...

... A. BomBay, May 12.—The troubles in are ended. According to news published in the Bombay papers, Dost Mahomed and the Persian government have agreed to a compromise in reference to Furrah. FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS. Forrian Orricers AND THE ARMY. —The following ...

... May 12.—The troubles in Afighanistan are ended. According to news published in the Bombay papers, Dost Mahomed and the Persian government have agreed to a compromise in reference to Furrah. FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS. OFFICERS AND THE FEDERAL ARMY. —The following ...