... Nasar-ed-Din'u assassin Was for s-a Babi, or follower of El Bab. Concerning~ this pri I-sect the following~ intersting detail-s are sup- not g plied, About 5S) years ago tlkere rose in Peri, G, .rone El Ba~b, who declared himself to he the Mei.- hase 3- silab ...

... than five days; ,theA at a much less expeadi- , 1 ture there might be oonstructed,.steamera of the 1 powenD and speed of the Persia, which woal re ] duce both portiona. of, the sea voyage to.,10 days each,.giving about 21, dys to aceomplish,the dis- e tauce ...

... new quasi Christian sect in Persia have. I believe, appeared from time to time in English raeNeFapers. Little, how ever, appears to ba known upon the subject in this country. Of all the followers of Mahomet, the ?? of Persia, are among the most bigoted ...

... Kars, and seconded by the Marquis of Stafford. the x Preparations are being made at home for carry- othe ing on the war with Persia. It is said that about reapi 8000 troops are to be despatched from this Klin1 country. Several transports have been taken ...

... rights comprised in the concession from the Government of the Sbah of Persia, for the term of 60 yeas from C1th Jannary, 1889, and which conoession is now vested in the Imperial Bank of Persia. r The royal charter granted by the English Government . that bank ...

... army in the Soofd Ko 0a hinset ?? M Mundoor Khan, AbdolYhuzdurKa, n nther (1) Ith August. (t,2) Mahomnined Shaht, King of Persia, head of the Kajar ta-lbe, isthe son of Abbas Meerz-ah, the eider son of the late king. (3) Coos-about two miles, though it ...

... Emperor of kussia will visit UT that city- but it is stated that the promised ti Mvii will not be paid until the important baB domestic reforms concerning the emancipation ?? of the serfs have .been oompleted. The Czar B is reported to have expressed ...

... to ito. virtue. Mr. Bentley is also the publisher of, Ayeaha, oyS by the author of 1 Haj ii Babs. In this new work Mr. lot: Motter has quitted Persia. but still laid the scene of it in the the East. This woo judicious, on account of the author's ...

... 0 ?? on.Aq. X,£ . Petroleum, V. teun Du oh sun.cr0 u 6P de .12 0..130 ?? b 22 &O.8.. 00 6 ?? 9 Berris, V owl. B. d. e. d. Persia, yel'.. 4610 6 0 refined,'gal.. 13.. 1l Turkey , o.0 0.0'0 ?? 1. .1 10 Borax, owt. iattyns, V 100.. 3 02 0 B. I. refined, ...

... Thursday next6 tho lot Julio, at One o'olaek, at the Brokes Offlca, 18, Haokln's hey, St01 BalesJUTO OUTWINGS, Lately lauded ex Persia In Albert Doels ADply to 26fWejel ALBX&WDBER SLEIGH' & CU., Brokers. FRIDAY. On view from Ten to Four odlook each day. On ...

... Charles Scott, son of the late Sir lWalter. and one of the clerks In the Foreign-office, attached to Sir J. M Neiils embassy to Persia. The fatigues of a long and irkseome land journey, combined with previous indisposition, breught en a fever, which terminated ...

... Hawthorn, from Quebec; San Francisco, from Taganrog. Belfast.—Arrived: Pacific, from Archangel; Cherub, from Pernau ; and Clara (Bab from Havre. Dartmouth.—Arrived. Little Nell, for London, short provisions. . 19.—Albatrofs (ss), from for London, put here with ...