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... MAY 12.—The troubles in Affghanistan 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. FROM nu SECOND EDITION OP THE TIMES. STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, 1 ...
... PERSIA. A letter from Trebizonde of the 22nd of June, received in Paris, informs us that the Persian Government is making preparations in anticipation of a war with Turkey. Independently of the camp at Sultanieh, where the Shah is at present, another ...
... 11 r- S. Fitzgerald, in reply to Mr. Gregory, stated that the independence of Herat had been fully ree°gsized by the Persian Government. As to whether the object of the war with Persia had not been aban(l,°o, it rather difficult to state w h a t was th ...
... has proposed as the basis of a treaty to be concluded with the Shah, that Persia should cease to occupy Merawrond. The Persian Government has refused to yield to that pretension. The belfry of the church of Bon Secours, at Mien, is , about to be supplied ...
... , proceeded ,to lay before the house the chief stipulations of.the. treaty recently signed between the British and Persian Governments :— They are these—that all Persian troops and authorities shall withdraw from Herat and every part of Affghanistap ...
... troops suddenly attacked Bender- Bushire, and seized upon a place which the Persian Government had left undefended, without increasing its usual garrison. The Persian Government is much astonished at this mode of proceeding, and asks what public law sanctions ...
... regret that the conduct of the Persian Governtnent has led to hostilities between her Majesty 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 of ...
... ford de RedcHire, announcing the receipt of a despatch from the Turkish Envoy at Teheran, to the effect that . the Persian Government, on hearing of the fall of .Bushire, had decided to make peace upon the English terms. Our contemporary adds :— ...
... consistent with the treaty of Herat concluded between Great Britain and Persia. Notwithstanding all that has passed, the Persian Government has not lost sight of the preservation of its friendship with Great Britain, and is ready to withdraw her troops from ...