... warder at the Spike Island convict depot, has resigned his situation through ill-health. Persia. — We mentioned a few days since the t against the Shah of Persia. \\o now learn that Haje. Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of tho crime, was seized ...

... unfortunate young man. By the same letters we learn that the persecution against the Babs was awful, and that 20,000 or 30,000 had been put to death in the south of Persia. Money matters are very sorry here. Go- vernment paper has fallen to 10 per cent, ...

... the Turkish fleet at anchor. ' be was observed by the commander of the fortress 01 Aiuali Kayak, and immediately captured. PERSIA. (FROM our own correspondent.) _ , TABREEZ, Nov. 22. Our letter., received from Teheran hy yesterday's Messenger mention that ...

... the condemned cell which had been prepared for ' th m * • he prhon there are three cond. mned cells; and 1 tu* ln • leu Le baB been lodged was last occupied by d° » sa f BBln Dombey, and a year ago by another con- i ZS _ ?? whose sentence was commuted ...

... country ought to have gone to war with Persia without having assembled parliament, and appealed to it for its decision on tbe matter, or whether tbe course wbich the present administration pursued to- wards Persia was in itself a wise and a just one. I ...

... high. The steam ship Hammonia arrived^early On the monjing of the 2d. She saw no ice. The ilammonia brought 20,000 guns. The Persia arrived at six o'clock oa the morning of the 3d. COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK, July 2, Sir p.m. Thero is no change and very little ...

... had a bonnet oa whea picked up. j Upon off tLe and L sent a thy 4 ! these various vorages the Great has had no fever | The Persia did eo, bat percei that the ship homas Cahill, mate of the Bertha, deposed he was looking | Cross-examined.—W > did not at ...

... (REUTER’S EXPRESS) LIVERPOOL, Sunpay. The Royal mail steamship Persia, Captain Judkins, which left New York on the 9th instant, arrived in the Mersey this morning at ten The advices brought by the Persia are of slight importance, and, contrary to the general ...

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... Cranwerth), oae tae objects of which m ‘ve. The next resolition wes, That the t ior whose opin: ns | al blot in the syster Bab a that it drew i murder We ret known 2t thes tations until seven | ficiency may de on ef the Hamentary pts, on eS by 156. We ...

... The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Ronald Ferguson Thomson, now First Paid her Majesty’s Legation at the Coait Persia, Oriental Secretary to her Majesty’s Legation at that Court. Foreign Office, Sett. 23. The Queen lias been pleased to approve ...

... including 3380/. from New York by the Edinburgh, 19,6497. by the City of Baltimore, by the Borussia, and 34,0007. by the Persia. The Transatlantic, from Anstralia, has brought ; the Delta, from Alexandria, 2809/. ; 35007. in gold has been received from ...