... y to attract mund him a largo number disciples, and this number increased so rapidly and to such an extent that the Persian Government took sorious alarm, and the Mullaa denounced an arch-heretic. With all this and with his peculiar tenets have no immediate ...

... ost rrf city. No whipping, frontier, which has been pending tor so many >«& wonhl him to w,thont .topping- years, the Persian Government haa proposed that each State should retain whatever lands it now pos- 80 ° wo ' , sesses a basis of settlement. So far ...

... le that the Turkish frontier should be to them. i rdingly Pasha, the Govern or-Genera- ot Bag-lad, was miuested the Persian Government prevent the Kurds from taking refuge in Turkish and Midhut Pasha obligingly established strong cordon troops close the ...

... received of that statement. t the Persians having re taken Herat, was not aware of anv stej s having been adopted by the Persian Government to send troops there for that With regard to whether Dost Hahoniraed was dead or alive, contradictory inlollgrence bad ...

... —Telegraphic news from Bombay to the 15th inst. announces that the troubles in Afghanistan ar«j ended. Dost and the Persian Government haring agreed to compromise in reference to Furr The commercial intelligence both from Bombay and Calcutta is satisfactory ...

... PERSIA. FtrxcH DiaciPLiNa for th« Sham Sos-twawt.— The Persian Government has appealed to tae French Government for assistance in (he edacatioa of its troopa according to the European system of discipline. Accordingly, the Emperor Napoleon baa granted ...

... Murray had demanded that regiment of the Indian army should accompany biro on bis entry into Teheran, which deroanu the Persian government bad refused submit to. ALGERIA. ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE FRENCH. The following graphic despatch has been received jm ...

... fifty guns, called the ll c*Murometx j one the Archangel building yards sopply every year o the Imperial insnuc. The Persian Government ia understood to have prohibited the export of silver, from ear that otherwise that precious would entirely quit tea ...

... commenced their return march on the night of the 7lh, carrying away the large stores of flour, rice, and grain which the Persian Government had collected for their army, and destroying their magazine, found to contain about 36,0001 b. of powder, with small-arm ...

... Teheran, where the Persian government consents to receive it with the apologies and the ceremonial indicated in the separate note signed this day the plenipotentiaries of the high contracting parties. Art 11. The Persian government pledges itself within ...

... Bebliv, Thubsdat Evening. —By wav of Trieste accounts from Teheran have been received here to the 27th December. The Persian Government (the letters say) received the intelligenre the fad of Bushire on the 13tb, which stated to have surrendered to English ...

... regret that the conduct of the Persian Gorernraent has led to hostilities between the Queen and the Shah of Persia. The Persian Government, in defiance of repeated warnings, and in violation of its engagements, has besieged and captured the important city ...