... LA YARD'S IVINEVEH AND BAB YLOZY.* -- 1. A second volume from the pen of Mr. Layard is sure to be welcomed by a large portion of the reading public. His first volume has made us acquainted with the scenes and the people of l whom he Writes, and interested ...

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... additional inspector of nuisances was appointed. The forn 7rad uchs f the waterworks wast mooted, acid it is pro- the tat de' bab they will pass into the hands of the board. The sur- east Ifinita veyor was directed to prepare plans and an estimate for T ...

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... certain infortoation of the alliance of Persia with Rustsia, said of the advance of a Persian armiy against a the Turkish Pashelic of Bagdad. The armly that bad beeit 1 -collected in thea norib-cest of Persia fec the putrpose (as it wee r, aupposed) ...

... RUSSIAN AND) TURKISIH WAR. Persia, which remains neutral, is fortifying her fron- tiers towards Turkey. If the Affghans attack Can- dahar, Persia offers to mediate. The Khan of Khiva has sought refuge at Bokhara, and calls upon the neighbouring khans ...

... roads in many places nearly impassable. PERSIA, TEHERAN, Fs%. 3. Persia, as you must already be aware, has pro- claimed its neutrality in the Turco-Russian war. Russia was on the point of concluding-of drawing Persia into its circle of action. The conditions ...

... the South. PERSIA. The rumours of coming strife from Persia, which were cireulated so freely a few weeks, since, have proved to be wholly groundless, and no reason exists to fear hostile attacke from that quarter, not to suppose that Persia is Inclined ...

... of their sails in order to prevent is ytheir putting to sea. Letters from the capital of 'e Persia, .to the 25th of March, announce that the )f Shah of Persia continued firm in his deter- i, minatioR to remain neutral in the TurcoRusso I contest. The ...

... all ing the attention and all thle zeal possible, for the organization beet of the necessary rules aund regulations. fact PERSIA. The Journal of Constantinople contains an official beir communication, dated on the oth instant, denying thle Amn truth of ...

... fallen. app, aid havi THE WAR IN ASIA. 1 Ti the The Russian outposts have again interrupted eommu- cert styl. nications with Persia. The Russian general, Andronikoff, anti hew with a superior force, has fortified himself at Arjugketi. The first a The condition ...

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