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... S. replied that Colonel Taylor had only gone to Herat for temporary purpose, and therefore did not remain there. The Persian Government had shown intention inter* fering with the independence of Herat. Mr. Rich asked »he Under Secretary of State for Foreign ...
... ;, l-i-d town in En-d.-uid mine the there was one word more than tin* ekv. and i.e* «•>• breach of faith by the Persian government, was rose and said, that, letter signed feat. . their kind- i like every other • »« •. .»ni another comprehended in ...
... which tho British mission Teheran is to received. The Persian government engages to appoint a commissioner at Teheran to examine into complaints made English subjects against the Persian government, well by subjects of the Shah, and other persons who have ...
... farewell audience the Sultan Khau, tho Persian Minister, that diplomatist assured him of tho pacific soutimouta of the Persian government. PENINSULAR MAIL. The Sultan arrived Southampton, Friday evening left Gibraltar, 26tU Lisbon, 29th ; Oporto. 30th. A ...
... add the Affghan city of Herat to his dominions. By the treaty of 1853 between Great Britain and the Court Teheran, the Persian government engaged that its troops should, no account, approach Herat, except in the single event of the city chancing to menaced ...
... PERSIA Accounts from Tcliorrui stiito, that American travellers wore trying to convince tiro Persian government of the utility of a treaty with the Lin ted Stales, especially under existing circumstances. ...
... replaced by Mr. Browne. Lord Dudley Stuart had arrived. General had taken hi* departure, absence of some months. The Persian Government bad ordered two annaraonts, necessary effectually to meet eventualities. M. Kiuiikuff and Russian general were Teheran ...
... i w, that there in the treaty l»etweeu Huswa and Persia, nude in the year 1828, a sp-clrd clause, which forbid* the Persian government from assembling any force the valley Sultameh, the permission Kaaria bung first obtained. The reason of this the pro»i-mity ...