... Persia was more ap- parent than real, and that we had an enormous ad- vantage in the fact that the Persian people and the Persian Government infinitely preferred England to Russia. At the same time, he advised that care should be taken to make it clear to Persia ...

... troops have, moreover, been. despatnhed to the scene of the disorders, and further fightingz is ex.peted. Hitherto, the Persian Government has always been sympathetically disposed towards the 4rnaenians. Constantinople, Thursday-CReuter).-Intelligenee hae ...

... s and the Persian Government officials, claiming certain- of the Armenian inhabitants, whom he mentioned by name, and endeavonred to carry off by force. Such acts have been of frequent occurrence, and on eacE occasion the Persian Government has ade repre ...

... The sais, equipment, and all the Toronto Yacht Fleet stores in the building were cousumed, nothing being saved. The Persian Government has granted a concession, to run for seventy-five years, for the construction of a earriage r^oad between Kavin and ...

... ment. The engineers would also draw up estimates for the extension of tha above railway in different directions. The 'Persian Government proposes to cover thia eapense by maeans of a special em. VALUE OF PROPERTY AT 'PONTEFRACT.- Last night, Messrs. Bentley ...

... and closed again almiost im mediately, tan amount subscribed being considerably above the a a rcrnof tire loaln Tire Persian Government is said to have requested thhe Russian GoveonreInt to send engineers to mak L a preliminary surveyr for a raifoavg to ...

... in ltealth is causing tnim to return to Englatid. RUSSIATN CONCESSION-S I N PERSIA. Teheran, Wednesday 114-outer)i-The Persian Govern- ment has granted to Al. Polinkoff, the well-known rail- way contractor of Moscow, a ninty-nine vears' cotices- sion for ...

... declined from 1) to I|, and the eight days' sight rate tha centre was eaaier, 20.41). The -Times understands that the Persian Government hare arranged with the Imperial Bank of Persia the terms ard conditions the issne loan for £500,000, the of which to ...

... and denounced the use of tobacco tr tainted with the touch of a monopoly The opposition tl became so strozg that the Persian Government could ba not withstand it, and the Prime Minister declared that w ii the terms of the concession were pressed he should ...

... abolished, and that the cbhef pnest has been requested to raise the interdict recently laid by the mollahs upon smoking. The Persian Government grants to the Corporation a monopoly for the export of tobacco, and will discuss the question of the indemnity to be ...

... Minister of Com~merce. THE A3BDUCTION IN PERSIA, (BDAtY Nerws TEaEincnj.) Tarmies, Friday Night-it is reported that the Persian Government hIs notified the Tnrkish Embassyv of its resolution to order the sum- mary execution of all rioters who may be captured ...

... Sir JAXiE9 HE.GSS (nderUo-eign Seeisr- jIhe position of asifrs, sacording to tie last advices -reeeved, was that the Persian Governent had despatched troops and guns to Soegbrcla to obtain the release of the girl. As Wone of thos0e who are detnlinig her ...