... frigate had been ordered to co-operate on the coast. M. de Saetiges, the French Envoy at Teheran, who had been obliged to leave Persia in consequence of some differences with the government, was still at Constantinople, but was about to atart for France. The ...

... of January. Government was preparing for the immediate despatch of reinforcements, to form second division for service in Persia. Several interviews had taken place between Dost Mahomed and Sir John Lawrence, but the nature of the communication bad not ...

... eneeras.—TheT Maar The Bocbelec—The Towed Lody.—The M Part I,—THE INDIVIDUAL. Chap. 1.-THE DRESSING-BO 11. Clagatlane -The Bab Ant, Cold. mad TWA - Haig.. --Tbe lawn Maytag -Beard, Tb. Haig. Chap. IL-THE LaDra TOILET. Tarty Slam -Cloantlaeo Gagrala.-11 ...

... passing her Majesty's ship Donegal the yards win manned, and the had of the Manna struck up varies naked abs. The Cunard steamer Persia, desolated from slat to stern with bunting, and carrying the Danish dard at the foremast, was next 111111.14 but no seemed ...

... hands of Chinese musicidns Maimatchin, the famous 'trading place on the border Mongolia. Sir William Ouselcy met with £t in Persia, where it is called nei ambdnah (from Ufri, a reed or pipe and ambnnah, a bag), and where alsd “it appears to have been more ...

... Kurdistan frontier. Somewhat less than two years ago Farlmut Mirza, Governor of Sheila in Irak, and a relation of the Shah of Persia, invited one Hussun Sultan, the Chief of the Aoramau Kurds, to an o tem.-ibly friendly conference an I then trewthero•sly ...

... litars . a r is et=ra IC morasiiß fr i US la t skeet yerad _ --- - Me Goa Talon of llosoisia Ash eelehrai FALLON pree with a Bab for paiar, ifaffiggr. Ma alleP i. 1;44 .`•77•ai re; ITes4-b; Ma all IMO Millakielaik) Taman wea issaVias ONIPBTOW. the 6Masainweery ...

... The Pate; , minonnces that the Shah has sent Manila] an album, richly set with diamonds, cot.taining the portrait of his Persia:, Majesty aud the principal members of his C. urt. Several shocks of earthquake are reis.rted to have occurred at Valparaiso ...

... at Lis. a ppliA for a spirit sod wine to be ri wr prentiesb. (Farr Wade) oppoeed he s & mks. eioe, sa behalf of the of of Persia There Were Pas said) three public-houses bib. district, awl 'within • of ose WU. B bomord these so Application spinet the ...

... peach was a poisonous almond- In dden for ^esy pat (a were used to poison arrows,and it was &nd ln,rP')se introduced into Persia. The transportation but CU;tivHtion not cnly removed its p, h nous properties lell1 OùncèÙ th. delicious iiuit which we now ...

... LOCAL LAW OAPS. Tim owe was hewed (below Mt Jeutlas Puma) era Pelday— — ;owe v. ram. The s by Yr A. Bab It P. ea Warren be teebela it. delearate. ate Male; to. seou l Lad Lbalsrd, oat her Mo 13, The lea r yerulltbto Ike to be mar, se el it. lot to lades ...

... fled to the mountaius, and became the first hear.— ' and Narton's pi emises had not time to escape by Adrentures in Persia, Sersiana and Bab lon the stairs, but were rescued in their night- By Sir Henry La yard, G.C.B. lressies by means of the fire escape ...