... Society of Friends on the ?? Waterford city grand jury. of A new religious sect has arisen in Persia in consequence of t the preaciringe Qf a coan named Bab, who hate written a new t .e hook to take tire place of the Koran. Hle is said to have I is already ...

... of the new cabinet, believes that nothing wili be finally decided for two or three days. PERSIA. We mentioned a few days since the attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Kban, i accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized ...

... -Mayo Constitution. HOW TrmilY PUNIsIu THASON IN Pintsi&.-We men. tioned, a few days since, the attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized, his bomly carefully drilled with ...

... because he refused to ratify the Turkish loan. PERSIA. A letter from Constantinople, says the Conati*ttionnel, gives fresh details of the attempted assasination of the Shah of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or four years a religious ...

... 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 ...

... 't'Cioll SIhtl'hti Ae. A M B R I A. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY mostviNo.- Ilie naialsteam- ship Persia has1 arrived, vith advices from New York to thle 17th inst. Sheo haq brouqht 1,56f1,46 dols. specie on freighft. Our New Yor ce rrespiiildci it writvs e* 'I ...

... accommodation by diplo. mntic Intervention haa failed. The preparations for war are going on throughout the whole of Swilzrland. PERSIA AND ENGLAND. TPI5sTE, 28T~l DECc-It appears by acconuts from Con- Btantilople of the I9.h irstant that Feruker Khan was to ...

... months before they could'otherwise have been expeoted. If, too, the Brabmins have speculated on finding our hands full with Persia and Chins, not to spesl of our European neigh- bours, they have only given one more: example of the incom- petency of Orientel ...

... hands the septre was about to fall, Not only was French , io'luence supreme over the vast empire of Turkey, but even - in Persia the progress of the enemy's ascendancy disturbed oar eastern statesman. It was at such a conjunctur' that the fature diplomatic ...

... Lagos; Suind. dj ntfnde, t'hiladelphla; Mary, Seoa Blay; Unlco, Ibraila; San ~ George DAreire, ilp.bila ; Ueorietta, Java; Persia (a s) New York, and proceeded; Edlnburgh (e 5) New York, ?? is lerpool, sad proceeded: Flordel Plata, from Ifauritins, Y went ...

... any .chane;of ever. cormpassing'his original object. Manhattan thus refers to the departure of ?? Cameron:- ' * &.The- Persia carries to Europe the most costly piece of. cabinet furniture'that was ever created. It has cost this country. 200D millions ...

... for Frederica, Denmark (rock salt). the Sailed from Bristol, on the 26th inst., the T. E. rted Lemntun, Brines, for Cerdiff. BaB- Saild from klyno B4y. on the 19th Jan., the Susan West, Frazer. ftr MIauimitias. Lion, ding at Calnttita, oan21st ult., the ...