... Adalbe4t was born in 1828, and is unmarried. PERSIA, A letter from Constantinople (says the Constitu- tionnel) gives fresh details of the attempted assassina- tion of the Shah of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or four years a religious ...

... thy which already exists between the governors and the go veined. PERSIA. The following news from Persia appears in the Journzal de lConsfantiniople: To the detaile relating to Persia, which we published in our lest number, we have to add the folhlowing ...

... ? Some Recent Develop- ments of Religious Fervour in Persia, and the Rise of a New Religion in that Country.-The thairman re- marked that Englishmen were now beginning to learn something of Persia; but it was not generally known that there were two millions ...

... 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- ...

... Asia to Bokhara, and there meet the English goods which come there by Trebizond to Teheran, and thence find their wav through Persia to Central Asia. The Singapore Free Press states a fact which is of some importance for the development of East Indian eommcrcc:— ...

... 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 ...

... supposed they had besn roatuited from that institution. I bave travellod now fromi the capital to one point en the frontier of Persia, alid it wobld be a strewhc of language were I to say I had geen0 a moan in uuiior'm worthyV of the name of soldier. .Old ...

... but these rumours require CDfirastiib. M. Bourrie, the French ambahssdor to the court of Persia' will retura from that country to be present in Paris bhen tie Persiae embagsy arrives there. A'ter B3ourse honrs there was a fall on the Boale- Tard of 50c. ...

... Bushire. To cut off the communication of Persia with the Gulf we should Fire require to blockade the whole Persian coast, from as the isle of Ormuz to the mouths of the Euphrates. 'I Besides, the foreign trade of Persia which passes mal through Bushire, is ...

... on the 11th of March a force of six guns, 200 Sikhs, and about 150 of the 8th Foot, under Brigadier ( Showers, left Agra for Bab, so we may expect that the dis- turbance will be soon quelled. I The intelligence frona Gwalior is scarcely of a mnore cheer- ...

... We must also, be argues, establish rs a strong plositiot for oursolvos ill Persia. English i5n o rthelr nmst be sent to drill the Persian troovs. PI We should supply Persia, Sir H. RAWUNSON urges, bh ,with improved arnis and artillery. We should aid ...

... no country in the world where a greater -work of that kind is to be done than in modern Persia. Even as a matter of policy the Parsees should be encouraged. Persia wants in- dustrious populations to turn deserts into gar'- dens, and increase riches, and ...