... TRAVELS THE PERSIAN SHAH. The S!aiidnr.-i's Petersburg correspondent says : ATiliis paper states that the Shah will leave Teheran about the middle of April, and travel to Moscow by way of Baku and Astrakhan. leaving Russia he will visit Vienna and Home ...

... TRAVELS OF THE PERSIAN SHAH. IThe Stemdarde St. Petersburg correspondent, telegraphing yesterday, saw —A Tithe paper states thee the Shah will leave Teheran about the middle of April, and travel to Moscow by way of Baku and Astrakhan. Oa leaving Rusala ...

... The Persian Shah is said to be writing a play—and nobody will dare to condemn him. For hia Majesty once painted a picture in which camel in the background was higher than a tree in the foreground, and an unlucky critic, who hinted that the work lacked ...

... THE ANGLO-PERSIAN ALLIANCE. A letter from Paris in the Political Correspondence asserts that the Persian Shah will hardly fail to appreciate the prudent and disinterested counsel of France, given by Mr Tricou, in regard to the struggle between England ...

... advantage men it the weals of the eompauy made at necessary. as is hinted. Next, ii not superior ha importaace to the visit ot Persian shah, :l. t o a.m. been that of the directors of the Moethhtetern. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland. and Sheffield hallways ...

... the son of the HEokbaram Ameer, the son of Yakoob Beg, the former ruler of Kashgar, and Abdoussamed Mirza, brother of the Persian Shah, are also expected. It is uncertaim whether the attendance of the Shah himself can be secured. The cowardly menaces of ...

... gal tine for new distractions, and the visit of the King of Siam will be scarcely lees interesting than was the of the Persian Shah. Is not his Majesty the Lord of the White Elephant by title? Although he will probably not bring in his suite one of ...

... qui vivo for new distractions, and the visitor the King of Siam will be eurciely less interesting than was the. of the Persian Shah. Is not his Majesty the Lord of the White Elephant by title? Although he will probably not bring in his suite one of ...

... qui rice for new distractions, and the visit of the King of Siam will be scarcely less interesting than was tha. of the Persian Shah. Is not his Majesty the Lord of the White Elephant by title? Although he will probably not bring in his suite one of ...

... ALLIANCE. [From To-Day’s “Standard.”] Vienna, Friday. A letter from Paris in the itical Correspondence assests that the Persian Shah wiR hardly fail to appreciate the prudent and disinterested counsel France, given by M. Tricon, in regard to the struggle ...

... qui vies for new distractions, and the viiit of the King of Siam will be scarcely leas interesting than was the. of the Persian Shah. Is not his Majesty the Lord of the White Elephant by title? Although he wiU probably not bring in his suite one of ...

... in his Diary gives the best account of the impression made by this third visit of the Shah. Says the Prince :— The Persian Shah is much less of an Asiatic than he showed himself to be ten years ago. Some say he has become more serious, others that ...