... Bombey correspondent tele~ leara from Candahar tuat graphs on are well advanced fcr mung for- ward to Hi rat, The edi ia wot yot bab it is believed that the 078 at Horat intend to move reper s that the tr joie the Ghuzaco snd other by the upper road to Cabo ...

... The moreover, bas yet tomake good » 2a bis sovereignty over Herat, and bis best chance of doing #0, the intrigues both of Persia and Rauis, is by having « fciondly British of et Candsbar, Cn the whole then, wo think it that Candsher should be retained ...

... Daily, News cage that in the midss of congratalaticn, some cavil and adverse ‘@iitien will be heard, and mast Be expected. ‘Bab the fact that will impress most clearly tnd with day by dey the wind will be this—that, owing to » frm on the part of Mr Cladstone’s ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. DUBLIN SHIPPING l.ST-YESTnRDn.n WIND-Westerly; fresh to strong, and showery. BaB romueter, 30.0. ARitvALs-Forelgn steamers-Malud, Otlessa, vheat; Foreign sailing ?? Queen, Galatz, maize. Steam ?? Parry, Newport, coals; Viking, Glasgowv ...

... 824 lone, re* ported, trom have gone ashore broad* aides Seaford Biy. rous'd. The from Calcutta ta London. New Railway in Persia.—The Shah of Per-ia granted a French Comp -ny the conc.'ssioa lor the construction oi lil-vay irooi Teh.ran to K.i*ht on the ...

... company', steamer Patun, from London, left here yesterday afternoon for Bombay. I(libralar, Friday-The Anchor Line steamer Persia, from Glasgowiand Liverpool, for Bombay, arrived here to-dtay. Liverpool, Friday-The British and African Com- pany's steamer ...

... stamer Lelarrived a e th ternoon with outward London mra of Se r 11 via.3au Fr*ancisc.- Liverpool, Thursday-The- Anbd Line ag Persia left here at 2 p m today for B y n Eia c3hee. ?? Quenstown Thursday- -Te HeNal 8tig from Liv7rpool0 arrive st810am to-dy, ...

... Swinbourne-eaoh claim ear at- cnredolong thoronte, the neutral tribes will tention. Lord Tennyson’s new alay has not yet ,n a!1 P«> bab > b ty » ™ any anxiety that appeared, but it is feast instructive j core b y d ooian U g onr favour interesting to watch efforts ...

... Minister Persia in the earliest years of the Shah's reign, who was hie Majesty's brothsr-m law. and who was murdered in his own house bleeding, ia consequence an order the Shah, whose Imperial remorse this shrine is standing memorial. Throughout Persia, TckiKhan ...

... direct from the Office before 8 o'clock a.w, A portal card to the Manager will receive mmedtate attention. HIGH WATER AT DUBLIN BAB THIS DAY M.M. Morning .. 8.81 Evening 8.54 MEETINGS, SPORTS. AMUSEMENTS. *o. TODAY. Langtry and her own Com* pany. from the ...

... tLousseds on ttoussnis ia remb-r, coverirg the entire sarfece in @ Tois specimen cf was 0 .f war taken from one of the Bhahe of Persia, r-eting and besutiful, t owever, i om same room. This is a and most interest ng throne or diven, paccd io,shs upper storey ...

... WINKLE. By Washington Irving, WITH Eight Illustration* Gordon 128 mquJl cloih. top, 10. 6d. PERSIA, THE LAND OF THE IMAMS. Nar. rattve Travel and Reridenck, By James BAb.snr, MisMtonary the Acneneaß Piesi.ytcriAn Cruwa Bvo. d>>_h. 7» bd. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ...