... inclined for war as ever. reg wint sidi PERSIA. Aysi A letter from Constantinople (says the Conotittitton 1lc) mo gives fresh details of the attempted assassination of the Shah on of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or ord four years ...

... the great jokes of the F— — Club is, * Who cut L 's hair?' How THEr Punish Treason in Persia.— We men- tioned a few days since tbe attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn tbat Hajee Suleimau Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized ...

... 18th in oomph:Dent to hie rnetuory. Hew TIIRT PUNISH IN —WO mentioned, a few days since, the storm pt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Kban, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized, his body fully drilled with a ...

... — Sutherland's Voyage in Baffin's Bay. Persian Hebetics and Exec uti oneb3.— The lato attempt to assassinate the Shah of Persia was made by two persons who belonged to the religious sect of the Babis. This was the ooly confession they made in spite of ...

... Franz I Joseph, pales in atrocity. The Austri-hn decree aiub 'It by the seizsrc of the private property of thle exiled airisto- bab; cracy of Austri-an Italy. Thle process of ?? ?? ntrdupon by the British Indian government afetsafcin revenue which, on the ...

... low 230 M aas, Bahr & Cow 5 Lille Ass 120 Hansen. Vos & Co a L'Assuirm 180 Cassievo. Re Brs Mercur:o 200 I .liartolo. Bab .r & Co a 9 Mary 171 Gunton, Melhu' ah & C 0 o Magistrate 518 A & G Maxwell or T J Harrison Margaret 224 FarrtigiP., Tanton ...

... go closely la. 29, tcets me tw ey-a ?? o ong~ so,, and all bbt meusce to ibando erpl'ada SulIblee s usrsllytep tConstitnti- bab( nople, Vienua,. Paithdprapeodn oth xo-bi tijlatiols of the sat tseleraoal eogtog Ih It does not very Proal gvlh tu esonhtra-a ...

... 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 ...

... 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) ...

... attitude of Persia k again disquietlag. M. If henikoff had retuned to Tabriz from 'r @hem', where be bad IA staff of Mitten. Prince Dohtorovkt seems to recover hie oW influence over the Shah. Coerraiertanytt, Fee. 5.—M. Kenikoff returns to Persia spite the ...

... Ueutl - tbat the y wiU remain home as a body of re-100 1™ rCp ted few days since, that a levy of ladtted t0 be raiSed fortbwitb baB been officially conwar°iri un founded amours relating to the th««2l EaB e latel obtained circulation in France, that th?- haS ...

... 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 ...