The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-11
Curious Persian D0cuments-A Declaratl
OF War against England.
From lie PAYS of Feb, 10

OF War against England.
From lie PAYS, OF Feb. 81
MANIFESTO OF THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT.
Annexed TO the number $40 OF the renerAu 3ssca. OF
the date Of the month Osmadi sues Dso a. answering
In the eourse Of the foruitous difficulties aud comp-
cations which have arisen st the present moment pc
twe Persia and Eng land the Persian government has
in A respects fully compiled wish oil tbs OF
frierdshp and nstonsl oomy which could considered
duo matter OF just England Persia neglected.
ken ber relations Of smsy With Crest Brissia' Wnsu
LEmin Oul Nouk Ferukh Khan, the Ambassador Of
Persia, arrived a. ConNaptinople a,ing uuter the I'd
v.lement and with the appreciation OF the Persian Osbi
net he ma 10 OF the most earnest Efforts TO 10
terms with EDgapd he carried his com puAncs with
the demands Of the EnglAh government 70 the utmost
vernment oweo him to do cngns to the hops that oy
this mesrs he might be able to mAntso undisurbed he
friendly relations and good understanding which hthorto
long OF years has existed bet the two
Powers Of Persia and Great Britaia
We en.er,.in tns hope that the,e exeruons, msde on
the part OF the Persian aud Is Am
dor will hereafter come to be known 10 eli other govern
menb and Powers who possess the proper feelings OF
knowing that the blame belong to Of having
In any way commenced the infraotiou OF the Pes
'ons Of ami,y held BY US eth The Eagnh nation
unty In the world 10 It's pleasure and make Ill OF them
submit TO ts views The moro respect and moderator
vsfpment incYeaies it, tyrannica demands attr5utng
30 weakness any denomination Of moderation and good
Will, This - the reason Wny the 0Deu ana manly 00u
duct Of his EIceepcy LEmin Ould Aouk has failed Ia
producing the favorable termination which looked
for to the existing differences between toe two Powers
While negotiations still goUg between his Excet
Ieucy ana the British Ambassador and before they
brought TO close, While was yet matter Of doub!
whether tho conferences between the two ausssdors
would terminate In peace or In war; behold, oil OF SD
den force OF Brsh troops proceeds to the attack OF
BAnder Bushir and this fortress which the Persian 60
neeo.,,ons had si. defenoeess without any 70
the usual garrison, and in m previous uDprepared coud.
ton, without notice or warning attacked and taken
poaeessen OF by the British.
The Persian government IL greatly astonlshed at this
~sy OF sotibs 1t AXIS the question Of i.selt-"What
pubic law Of patons by which great and CivEsd
tons, and a the very sAms umo sends an army TO In
vsde the territory Of neighborng 20 ser, thus violating,
The Persap government, therefore, sfter suoh things
these seeing that all II, friend efforts 10 vain,
ma. :, ,hss w nos ass, so s
presumption Of urging her old prceusious TO dominion,
and Of insisting upon her unjust demAuds-sces itself
Hgh 70 sasner together al the In iss power for
the 1oence OF the country and OF the nation to resst
WIN nrmnsss ana deSs,0n "a ,osoon! ens%y, .oa' ~
good Of sbe oounuy and tue support OF the faith rnts
the Persan government viii do, and not lightly surrea
der the country and her holy rcgl,n 10 gnomtuy sns
dshonor, tl sball pe~se Goa 70 duPose Of then
cord,Cg 70 bic supre me good pleasore.
ns evioe A. toss 'ne rennn aovs.nmsS' nss sn1 uo
not sought aftes pr for violating trcsdss taa
has sot wished 10 revive old aud forgotten quarres nor
has any desire 10 blood spit Any OF ths two
parties ~hoh has been guilty Of leading to thsse ossmi
ues will be jucged BY tbe deorees Of the Most Ga.
Also the Persian he's no. and wit
for the future neglect send snders With SUN
military troops and artillery, and 70 take al On 80
measuie' q may be neos.ssry 80 re9ei sae enemy
hehemet Khan, Sherkchiki. Chi Bacb, CommAnder In
Chief Of the Roy Guaros and the ust1ous Emir rou
10 The province Of Ksrs CHARGED with the nsoesary or
devs and supplied with the necessary prepsratons se
.n o s s0s a0S % .S y %
1857 10 pro,eed TO toe place OF tnsr ees'tn soa H.
therefore. Ensand should persist In her grounde hos
win II least like Bsnar Boshire, be len without toe
means Of defence, and viii moi supply the Eagnsh win
places for the exercise Of their troops Ba, H. on tue
other hand Epgand should return 10 psaoe, this sxped
ton v pos a eveps Iced 70 greater loes than thcsc
which should be mads 70 suffer by the Kosisn ooa
fIhs above exracrd,pary and curious document bears
internal evidence OF Russian oupcsuon and Russian al
pomaoy, sseruon and faaaucsm.-Nors o. HssnD
fRAssLArox
The Austro-FIeneh Treaty.
from The Paria Oonstitatiosnel, rco "a
debate OF some warmth took place few days ago
10 the Bouss Of Commons, on subject wooh specially
interested ~ Freooh government celebratef orator
OF Tho opposioo NJ. Dsraeli, assered that secrst
treaty existed bet wecp France and Austria sinoe the %
ss % u: " '
that this treaty had been sned In reguls. mssper, and
that limit restricted its duration Lord PAmersoa, In
gallons Ths following, believe, ,he real oiroum
ssanoes OF the case The treaty Of the ID December,
Il tss Ass,rsn srmlss IN ths struggle With Rsss Tse
Cabinet OF Vienna however 70 presented tnat could n,t
ensr with security into any warliss operations In the
BY the agitation fomensed BY political parties In the Pc
nnsus Il therefore demanded that previous 70 psci ag
i,ssli in orasr Of battle, toe security Of M Italian
ira. II v~, IN faes, essential tina, her p
erecuiioa OF The treaty removed. France tnersJre
tsred into neSous Ions on hs point Win The C,oioe OF
Vienna and gagged herself in the above meotlonet con
vestioa 70 employ her efforts 70 maintain rauq 1inty Ia
ItAiy during shs period Of the campaign u sImply
sought 70 assure 70 Austria the freedom Of ssos nsos
ton Of the allies suoh were motives and she bAr
ing Of this arrangement dictated By hish nterest
bu. Only rspdered oesasory In the event OF Austria
joining IN active maoner, and declaring again a
Russa The convection Vas therefore csssoiiay OF as
evestuh and trspstory character u vas an an oeu
ansiorous 10 those whsh wore adopted by Allies
Greece when the latter enfeavoyed 20 create
rsns In rhessay and Eprus in the interest Of Ras,s
Az knovn the eventuAntes provided for we're never
called into existence; Austria did not declare var, and
DID not draw her sword The ohiec, OF the Convention
sss sss.ss sar o. ~ p.rss csu never have been ca,
red into execution and not OF lasting nature; ths
re establhhment Of peace has ransf'rmsd Into dead
letter.
The Threatened Invasion OF Cuba-Her
Means OF Repelliog Assault.
from tne Pars Pau,e. Feb. 2ol
The spsnish jo.rnah are dscu@se a greet lcus'n me
preparations making In spain ana Cuoa In order 70 send
70 The Mexican ccass SUFFICIENT naval force Tor the pur
pcse Of forcing from We Mexican government oompensa
tons claimed, oS long time IN vain, for oursgcs which
alleged subjects 0 The Spanish have been the
victims Of To tnai ever asitated republlo On lesrpng
that the Spanish navy was gosg 70 sdcpt the onensv ve,
whoa II vas fcayoey thought strong enough 70 rcpuse
Unfair aggression, the qsestton hAs been arated In
TIE United states n THAI Spanish move@ent vas any
thing else than vain snow, or, spain vaa really In
postou have her rights respected every where they
shsuld Be attacked or overlooked This guest N 10
siny Of the hisness Importance IN presence Of the
oeasins threats 70 which Cnba subjected 10 ths Uaied
States and Of tbs blibustero schemes which have
entirely ssandsned either In New Orleans New
York England and France would certainly never
sent 10 the annexation OF Cuba 70 the Noy,b kmev
federatos. Cubs H. In fact the key Of the Gu' o
MEXICO, Oonstantinople the ksy Of the Biacx sea
and Europe csn no more admit that tb the Gulf OF hex
90 should become Yankee iake than allow ths Black
Sec become Russian lake But win be understood
that "a better that Spain should be In position W