... new church for the use of the Nestorians and had contributed 1001. towards its construction. The Prime Minister of the Persian Government, the representatives of the British, French, and Turkish Governments, as well as the leading merchants in Teheran, had ...

... Odluial intelligence was received at Constantinople on Tuesday that Post Mohamed was inarehing upon fferat, and that the Persian Government hail asked assistance from the British Minister. The withdrawal of the caiimCs from cireulation has commenced. Eighteen ...

... Hebrew in which it is written leaves no doubt on our mind that it must have originated at least in the latter end of the Persian Government (150-240 B.O.) ; and if it could be shown that the Old Testament canon was not closed till after that time, the language ...

... island of Aiscurade, in the Caspian, which commands the city of Asterabad, and hold it in spite of every protest from the Persian Government. In the meantime, Sir H. Rawlinson, our new minister at the Persian Court, received marked attention from the Shalf ...

... - Mr. Cochran writes, in February last,— There is promise of a decidedly favourable change in the policy of :the Persian 'Government. Orders have been received for the protection of the Missionaries, who are to be regarded as 'the guests of ,the country ...

... Mr. S. FITZGERALD, in reply to Mr. Gregory, stated that the independence of Herat had been fully recognised by the Persian Government; and Loan STANLEY, in answer to Sir E. PERRY, said that no official documents whatever had been received by the last ...

... in the recent trial of the King of Delhi shows that there were confidential communications between the rebels and the Persian Government; and we know that Persia has long been, the mere tool of the Russian Autocrat. We doubt not, that, sooner or later, ...

... professing Christians was doubled last year. It is a remarkable fact that the continued and active hostility of the Persian Government to the Nestorian Mission has not materially affected its operations and usefulness. It has rather served to be hopeful ...

... commencing their return march on the night of the 7th, 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 smallarm ...

... by a majority of eighty votes. The Persian war, which had originated in aggressions and breach of engagement by the Persian Government, was put an end to by a treaty of peace , concluded at pans. Our diplomatic relations with the United States had been ...

... - , proceeded to lay before the House the chief stipulations of the treaty recently signed between the British and Persian Governments, and concluded by saying there was nothing in those stipulations contrary to the honour or interests of Persia. The ...

... PERSIA—ME. APSLEY PELLATT asked the President of the Board. of Contrpl whether any representations would be Made to the Persian Government by the English Government in favour of the Nestorian , Christians, who, since the withdrawinent of the British Legation ...