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... in surrendering their weapons. They all appear disaffected with the British Government. AMERICA. The royal mail steamship, Persia, Captain Judkins, which sailed from New York on the 18th ult., arrived in Liverpool on Saturday, bringing 114 passengers and ...
... 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 ...
... too, is moving actively, hut with what results we are not yet able to say. ELEVEN WAR VESSELS DESTROYED BY MARYLAND. The Persia, from New York en the 25th April, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday. Nrw Toga, APRIL 25th 2 a.m.—All telegraphic and regular ...
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... had been enabled to obtain in the States of Germany, through the representations made to the late excellent King of Prussia. Bab the Evangelical Alliance had also been the means of opening for the first and last time the doors of the inquisition of Rome ...
... 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 ...
... — On Saturday last the Great £ —stern left the Mersey for New York, with an immense cargo and about 900 passenger- As the Persia (one of the Cunard steamers) left the Mersey the same day a good deal of betting took place as to which vessel would arrive ...
... 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 ...
... things he said saw. , . . , Various persons of rank, who happened in private society to nave seen or heard of this “crystal bab, were called to show that it had been shown to them freely and without money payment. Most of them were ladies of rank. Mr. ...
... 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 ...
... 565 metrical quintals, being 155 quintals more than on the Ist of August last. The Turcomans are devastating tbe frontier of Persia and plundering the caravans. An expedition of 20,000 Persians has been ordered towards Asterabad to intercept tbem. A letter ...