... THE SHAH. ST. PETERSBURG, May 26. Ihe visit of tho Persian Shah, which comes to an end to-day, has not heen a long one, His Majesty having arrived in St. Petersburg only on Thursday Inst. It is said that he has the intention of staying several days at ...

... Khivs, the eon of the Bokbaran Ameer, the son of Yakoob Beg, the former of Kashgar, and Abdoussamed Mirsa,brother of the Persian Shah. It is uncertain whether the attendant* of the Shah himself can be secured. A deputation of 11 repromentatives of all the ...

... Sovereigns in the spirit in which they were made. They gave us counsel for counsel, as well as goods for goods. Instance the Persian Shah who, in 1626, exhorted the Christian Powers not to war against each other in the interest of the Turk, and who for the ...

... the polite Courts of Europe. The man who has to do with Orientals, and particularly with such race as is governed by the Persian Shah, must be endowed by nature or education with a character somewhat different from that which suits a representative at Paris ...

... seat of the Metropolitan, orenred with a gold embroidered velvet cushion, be the left. The Tsar's chair was one by the Persian Shah, Abbas I. Vesper services were chanted on the eve of gemination in all the Moscow churches, and at daybreak next morning ...

... played a variety of English and Sada airs. The mystiry is only half explained when wo are told that band was that of 1 1 the Persian Shah which had been captured during lone of the sorties front Herat. One of Mistiest de' scriptions in the two volumes is that ...

... „ it t e third to overthrow him and set his place to shade the bright outline P Q goorai-nd- Bombay was landed in the Persian , Shah Sooiah, the exiled Suddozye, man of many which invested with horror the its de! Unation, and before ite feultS) o striking ...

... in year two the Russian Embassy will be as powerful as ever at Constantinople. the same time learn the audacity of the ‘Persian Shah hew far the Russian fictions alwvit the war hare the barbarous Courts which leam from S*. Petersburg almost they know of ...

... de Lima, from Brazil, the son and representative of another hemisphere, and Abdourrakhn Khan, despatched hither by the Persian Shah, introduced exotic element into this formal and urbane company. The ladies of all the ambassadors, Lady Stuart, and Mrs ...

... found their way back Persia to the seat of their former dominion. The faithless Vizier of Herat became a tributary to the Persian Shah. By and bye Dost Mohamed, released by the British Government, possessed again the authority which had been so unjustifiably ...

... , Drc. 11, The well-informed agent of the Moscow Gazctte in St. Petersburg categorically contradicts the report of the Persian Shah’s intention to send a new Ambassador to Russia who would be more friendly disposed towards British policy at Teheran and ...

... asbniratioe uow felt in Germany foe that composer's works. Hail Bonn honoured by a visit from the Emperor el Germany a dozen Persian Shahs into the bargain, she could mroely decked herself out more gaily than she did on the ormaion of the Schumann-Fest. Not ...