... the Shohsovans and 17 Cossacks were killed and mavy wounded. The Russian commander has asked for rein- forcements. The Persian Government fears interference in Khorassan and Azerbijan. Quiet has been restored at Meshed. ‘The Shab is sending troops. Warrs's ...

... membets of Mr. Ca: e's staff engaged in in‘ ing the flhahéial alfaits of Egypt have not completed their labburs. ‘The Persian Government have decided on © junction with the Iasish postal Gordes’ expedition Nie madd frott ven back to Trebinje, but were repulsed ...

... to noonee number of and attract rornd him a large vidly and t+ such ap thie namber in creased 80 Tay extent that the Persian Government took serious elarw, and the Nallas denounced as an arch-beretic. With all this and with bis pe tenets we hare no immediate ...

... the Nes'o ian community, his lordship instructed Mr Alison to make strong representation to the Persian Government on their behalf. The Persian Government gave orders which it was hoped would hare been attended with very beneficial resolto, but it su ...

... spot only awaits the receipt of e cond tions of the treaty of the 4th March have been completely fale filled by the Persian Government. RUSSIA. Loxpon, Tuurspay A tech from St. Petersburgh, dated Dec. ircassians. 4th, announces an important victory over ...

... was approved by a majority of 80 votes. The Per- sian war, which orlzinated in ageression and breach of faith by the Persian Government, as pat an end to; diplomatic relations with tho. United States were renewed ; our relations with liament, Naples were ...

... in case of dispute with those countries, Persia shall apply to England, the latter power recognizing the right of the Persian Government to take up arms, in the event of a violation of the Persian territory by the inhabitants of Herat or Aff- ghanistan ...

... America. Majesty, commands us to express to you her regret that the of the Persian Govern- ment has lead to hostilities between her Maj and the Shah of Persia jesty Persian Government, in defiance of ed warnings, aul violation ofits engagements, a besieged ...

... Suddr Azim had com- led Mr. Murray to think of hauling down the ritish flag. Much irritation had existed before the Persian Government brought matters to a crisis by av out which could not be over- looked. Meerza of the British mission, whom Mr. Murray ...

... at that capital has sent a despatch to his Government informing them that, having heard of the fall of Bushire, the Persian Government decided to make peace upon the English terms. On its reaching Con- the intelligence was immediately aent by telegraph ...

... expects to complete the campaign in three menths. Not- withstan ‘ing its financial derangements, and fear of revolt, the Persian Government exhibits great activity. The Persians are masters of almost all the roads to Candahar, The Journal de Constantinople ...

... the Shah to add the ‘ffgten city of Herat tohis By the treaty of 1853 between Great Bricain and she of Tohcrao, the Persian Government en- gaged that iis troops shou'l, on ne account, ap- in the single event of the ity chancing to be menaced by a force ...