TUM, London, Dee. 1.
Telegrams from Teheran state that the Mejliss, in a secret session, has considering the Russian ultimatum. Members who have been interviewed declare that the Mejliss is opposed to the acceptance of the R conditions, and say that Persia will not be frightened into abandoning her sovereign rights.
The Government last evening requested an extension of the time stipulated by Rassia for Persia to comply with her ultima-tam, but Rassia has refused to do MR, SHUSTER'S LETTER, London, Dec. 2.
Telegrams from Te that Mr. Morgan Shuster, Treasurer-General to Persia, the Persian Government alike repudiate the translation and dissemination of Mr. Shuster's letter to " The Times."
The newspaper " Civilization," published at Teheran, acknowledges the translation and the broadcast distribution of the letter in Persia, A DARING \TEP BY PERSIA, The Mejliss has refused to accede to the Rassian demands although Sir Edward Grey telegraphed argently advising Persia to comply. The Rassian troops at Resht have been ordered to advance to Teheran.
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