... message to Paris stating that no suc- cessful attempt could be made ou Sebastopol for a month to come. The inclination of Persia to Russia becomes daily more evident. Turkey and Greece have not yet come to an understanding. Varna, Feb. 10. — The Turkish ...

... specie. Her news has been anticipated previous arrivals. Liverpool, Saturday.— By the arrival of the royal mail steamship Persia we learn the following items of news :—The Washington correspondence of the New York Herald states, on high authority, that ...

... TURKEY. News from Constantinople to the Ist inst. bab been received by the Ganges. The cabinet of Redschid Pasha was becoming established. The sultan had received at an audience General Durando, the representative of Sardinia. The conferences opened by ...

... for pilit'oal purposes of its own. Mr. SEYMOUR called the attention of the Honse to 'he present state of our relations with Persia, and asked th* Secretary of State for Foreign Arfsirs to lay upon the table of the Houae any locu- ments relating to reported ...

... this The Lincolnshire, from Melbourne, passed the Orwell last Thursday. v ine Roches Point, Sunday Evening.— The R¥s (s.) Persia arrived here from Liverpool at 8 30 Having embarked mails, passengers, and laiest telegrams, she proceeded for New York a ...

... beyond the Straits of Bab-el-Mandeb. On looking in another direction, we find that there is already uninterrupted telegraphic communication between England and Bag- dad, and a line is now proposed from that ancient city through Persia and all the coast of ...

... beyond the Straits of Bab-el- Mandeb. On looking in another direction, we find that there is already uninterrupted telegraphic communication between England and Bag- dad, and a line is now proposed from that ancient city through Persia and all the coast of ...

... the Potomac, in the neigh- i,curbcod of which so many brilliant and desperate ?? have taken place. The only news ?? by the Persia from the Potomac armies, However, 6 a rumour that Lee has crossed the Rap-can. Toe first eerious engagement of the tir.r ...

... period. Before you left was anything said about hi« happened that that tit something for you said be was willing °® the Shah of Persia (Hoossein any arrangement, but coaid not marry fo|t halting lenna his way present. obviously a great thing that Cono’.ly Did ...

... signification of vh.t particular festival, and should be bountifully circu- lated amooget them in memory of the event. In Persia the ocstoni is still kept up. Le Bran records a celebration of it in Maroh, 1704, when the Persians, during several days honoured ...

... the Banger of Windsor Park, in order to give members the opportunity of being present at the review in honour of the Shah of Persia, had forwarded to the Speaker 500 tickets for the Stand and SO carriages within the enclosure. Sir P. O'BBIEN inquired whether ...

... By command of the Queen, to-night will be a State Night at Covent Garden. The Shah of ! I Persia will be present. j ( -On Thursday afternoon, the Shah of Persia held a i Court at Buckingham Palace for the reception of II the diplomatic circle. t The Court ...