... this was rather a Persian than a European kind of propaganda. Bab, my dear sir, said M. Bont, one can't be standing on ceremony with beasts like these. Our relations with Persia were then extremely strained, and it ended in Mr. LAYARD'S quarrel- ...

... before him likel the Indians before OLavE, like the Aztecs before I CORwTEs, But when wve consider the overawing 1 prestige of Persia, her vast armlaments, theI perils by land and river and armobg unknownu i hordes that beset the progress of ALEXANDER, wh~en ...

... carrying out & contract which had been g thle entered ist.i for the purchase of a concession g~raiitedl s are by the Shah of Persia for the sole and exclusive p1 of right of iuitiating aud conducting the operation uf rrile lotteries throughout the Persian ...

... Grand D~irt 'rovia of Caiiada and Mexican Railwa stocks Dit are dull avid featureless. Among wniscal?'neous, Dit 13.ask of Persia shares are down to 10Q, and 831 Entr Steiln ard Bank of South Africa to 52 xd. Gold (iree i4darozi have barely moved, while ...

... being obtained for the methl. Nitrates 155X are firm, Railwiay~s being 15i and Primitiva 117 8Snae ll-3. Imperial Bank of Persia shares -2 Cl have fallen to 94-, 10. 10 c Amon~g foreign Governrment bonds thle prini- - D cipal movements are a slight rise ...

... to-day. Lake Winnipeg, for Montreal, r left the Mersey to-da~y. Arizona ancd 17mbria, 'both for Newr . York, left to-day. Persia lift the Meraer to-night for Cal n cuLtA. MichigSn and Virginia, both for e oaton A f ericLn, d for BCiyadoesf Oregon, for ...

... and bonus English, Scettish, and Aus-jUnoofAsala64 ~C tritlian Chiartered, 2393 Union of London,35% jw Le Imperial Detnk ef Persia, 6~ A LS c3nwnnnRES AND Dishsrzraanee-Barthulomnay Brew. Proef. has risen 4 (1.19f to 1241) Dublin Distilleries 4 P Irred ...

... DOCK, May 2.-Aidar, from Philadelphia, Ubt arrived W-day. ard IWtlA, A riil 30. -11a.6ellan, for Biver Plate, left to-day. tie BAB'JIlblMO1OE.--P. Cal:nd, for Amsterdam, has left. 'Oc IIUMBAY, April 30.-Iloire arrived thld'afternsonu with Lc)) thre ?? London ...

... but rall~i- a little *t the close. Suez dhmaes were ?? marked down on a report that the Rusan Goevt&inrnt had obtained from Persia the concessiou of a railway to the Persian Gulf that would divert traffic from the Canal. Miniug s&baes we're weak, all the ...

... tourse, in Persia, *but it would go hard with the pantomime librettist 1. I I I I I I II li I if he could not smehow contrive to bring hlti p personages nearer home for the greater facility of el introducing topical and satirical allusions. Ali B'ab, and the ...

... aildie Griffith'a View Hoila, by Bona Vista- C.mena. 3 ysn, 6st 61b ?? ?? C. 3Anser. Welter Handicap, Yuambe; Rous Stakes, Babs Deil; Convivial Produce, Battlement; Ebor Handi- cap, Glenart; Duke of York's Stakes, Semper Vigilanm; Falmouth Welter, Biddop ...

... between 11 p.m. yesterday and am. to-day. Premisen. Bremen for Cbina. at Port Said between 11 p.m. yesterday and 10 a.m. today. Persia, Calcutta for London, left Port Bs«d this morning. SYDNEY. August 25—Britannia, for London, left August 25—Arundnl Onetle ...