... of t its chief and founder Bab, the soi-disane represell-r tative of Mahommed Mehdi, the twelfth and last a Imam, claiming direct succession from Mahommed, continues to increase, and its followers are said to number in Persia alone 50,000. The village ...

... to the Secretary of State, in D51gwrigstreet' PERSIA. The following additional intelligence respecting rcet attempt against the Shah of Persia, has hedus rid Constantinople, from Tebran, the epital of Persia, to the 24th of August, and from 13areez to the ...

... Adalbe4t was born in 1828, and is unmarried. PERSIA, A letter from Constantinople (says the Constitu- tionnel) gives fresh details of the attempted assassina- tion of the Shah of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or four years a religious ...

... now fully creafitteed take his trial at the next assizes. ted t How THEY PUNISH TREASON IN PERSIA.-We went a few days since the attempt against the Shah of Persia ° now learn that Hagee Suleiman Khan, acused as tile gater of the crime, was seized, his body ...

... much rather be bang'd than write to you, for you i treat my letters with the utmost contempt, and always an- a swer them to Bab, which is us mucl as to say, ' I imploreC you niot to write to imc any more.' But yet, being as good- t natured a fool as you ...

... 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 ...

... riches, which a sative ?? rather than 'ober reason had eaggested, oely to meet with bitter disappointment;; who, from previous bab ts, wnt Of physical strentbh, or vigorous hfalth, are in ?? of ada tina- tb mielves to the rude end comfortless ,t5te of th ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... but these rumours require CDfirastiib. M. Bourrie, the French ambahssdor to the court of Persia' will retura from that country to be present in Paris bhen tie Persiae embagsy arrives there. A'ter B3ourse honrs there was a fall on the Boale- Tard of 50c. ...

... Bushire. To cut off the communication of Persia with the Gulf we should Fire require to blockade the whole Persian coast, from as the isle of Ormuz to the mouths of the Euphrates. 'I Besides, the foreign trade of Persia which passes mal through Bushire, is ...

... her ends, for what was more likely to throw Persia into the arms of that power than the-present unjustifiable Invasion ofther territory and destruction of her little standing army? To counteract Russia, Persia should be strong and attddhed to our alliance ...