... meals, and was never out lute night. One person, ol rut her superior class of society from his dress and general o|.peaioilce,baB latterly been in the habit ot visiting him, and remained for some time alone with him in bis room, hut parcels were ever sent ...

... the first bishop of Rome, they have racourse affirming that Babylon, in this passage, means Rome ! But no, the title given Bab on. in the 17th of Revelations, more applicab.e the ruler of that city. That system b.asph*u.ous the titles it gives the Pope;— ...

... PERSIAN CRUELTIES. The Holner Zeitung says, •* The late attempt assassinate the Shah of Persia was made hy two persons who the religious sect of the Babis. This was the only confusion they made in spite of the inexpressible torments o» the rack, and though ...

... having her return Irom Seims topol, announced that the Russian fleet bad quitted that port, the two squadron* made sail for Bab urn. The Turkish convoy has since relumed, without any accident, to .CuustautiDOpie, after bavioj( disembarked the troops and ...

... ship Britannia, standing to tbe northward ; and on the 11th. 8.40, a.m., passed tbe Canada, hence for Boston. The steamship Persia, Judkins, hence, arrived New York on the 80th ultimo. screw-steamship City of Baltimore, hence, arrived New York, 3 a.m., ...

... believed that death wss only change of habitations: and the Magian sect, which prevailed in Babylonia. Media. Assyria, and Persia, admitted the doctrine of eternal rewards and punishments. The doctrines taught the second Zoroaster, who lived in the time ...

... hltncrto unknown rolcano. near Edd. tmall Tillage the Aliywlnlac c >aat, aboil half way between M aaeowab and tbc Stralu of Bab e|.Mandeb. It waa attended with loud report* aa of cannon, which were at a great dlaUnce. Deuae clouda of line while doat were ...

... beyond Ihe Straits of Bab-el-Msndeb. Or, looking in another direction, find that there is already uninterupled telegraphic communication between England and Bagdad, and line is now proposed from that ancient city through Persia and all Ihe coast of Uekran ...

... proportion of coal tonnage aggregate tonnage is not quite so great in ordinary steamers, but it is still very large indeed. The Persia, of 8,500 tons, one of the finest Atlantic packets afloat, gives 1,400 to her fuel; the Warrior, our strongest ironclad, gives ...

... irritation and misunderstanding between England and Ireland will dried up. —Northern Wh 'nj. A New York paper states that the Persia, on her recent departure from that port for Liverpool, carried out fourteen ncWly-mado bridegrooms and their brides. (Central ...

... heating effect of petroleum is 103 per cent, greater than coal, and that the economy would be such as, with vessel like the Persia, to save in single voyage across the Atlantic about A' 2,400, taking into account the space gained for freight. They say that ...

... Ironworkers, held Darlington, resolution was passed expressing sympathy with the Welsh miners strike, appealing lor support. Tra Bab.—A general moeking of the English Bar. eonvened for th» porposa of eousldariog scheme for the formation of a Barristers’ Benevolent ...