... sun HOLlDAYS.—Attractions greater than ever. Military Bands, Sea Lions and Bab Sea Lion, Porpoises, Sturgeon. Just arriveel, fine Persian Cub Lioness from the Shah of Persia.—Signor Foli.—Saturday Afternoon next.—M. Crowther, Kmg Skaters, Twice Daily ...

... the gret T .irly .2 t~e Pri aimitil, but . situie tes idete tstan ?? E'aninii E-sdert?, o lrbote 1ef N blowqtio ar ditiguste Bab rhox pout' avin ebbn hosithyniel 'ntlil loaitybeng at tle lr 01 -.nw tt river fron' ofpst Chlatnterif 700 oet.' ,n3; ro so Iro~tyves ...

... Cne wsth as5 ?? ough Buo ?? - CT. eo. dngo ndC.34 ie-hn-tre.W I 1%jfIB. UNWIN'S IST of EHRISonA GzIFTS:e, Jy.3. ?? e Itay E BAB ItESou Wlusrtion orgna Bistr n by StCo lourm. Wqar Ito UleathAret WAstetic an ese yb.s * ThC r'slies HO IDAYS, and W hati ouht ...

... nor industry. i Centrl Asia at present to give birth to a trade. The Rusians, it is true, are calculating on diverting from Persia to the Cespian the trade that now passes through Trebizocd, and pos- session of Batoum no doubt gives them a lever in attempting ...

... 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 ...

... belivingan if is a within lthe pow f mortal &l and daring to rescue iim. There will be no th ?? Of th coa t; no hesitating bab oc risk -i anygleam e light be given whi: r- shows-that (oRDoN is atill holdiagout. Bet ?? aiX ~ c Q'Xl tion of V Egypt must ...

... British India, o-a fro London, bave arrived. pri DATOTApril I7.-JT~temltS Talliland Islands for fa Hamburg. left at 4p.m. to-day. bab- 4AIB.LTA33. April I S.-Glenearn. Shanghai for Loadon, hi das passed. Hertvdile, fre AkyabS , ha arrived. Bukhara, from China ...

... ? 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 ...

... O KY Erant . Pasy, bA-. ~m. 5cc.With Portraits. ME1f WALTERCRN'NE BO . Its fancy boiar-ls. puice' s_ .by pert Is. 3d., r B BAB'S OWN 501'. eing the Fables roncen.-ed n Ebnto ?? Morls Pictorially sottedou byWs.Thl iistil. ?? by Edmund J THE ATEI{ALOLII ...

... voyag.Pssenesand n.- LurAND PerTS.a G Loadin berth.,sa Albert flocks. A+lyurstho arnydae +Clonbo Oiafr,JWQueenmsland, vialy Persia ulf MAnDRS and CALCUTBTAvia.Se Staerbes,..AFlORTIGndLY f ?? 'lerkaiDn Apr. ao Ery awera , andy 4Co.1h ?? . Mar. SLotoa ...

... ee, ILondon. L~C _ a1or FRDOURNE, now en passage to , irlueoth, and laie g vthere Sept. 5. This lwecrhl estry t OD:esiecje bab em nt i2aao c= orswa a surtieiO ard Ct.O~rdei.0. A co osried. ftstge money, 36 adD p ireoc. Wlric1nsv faces t from 12 to 14 ...

... eweo ?? HOILYEA1, IOct .7-Alexandia, fror& - ?? ork.veft to-f geterda. Gsni rA mVieSEND ,V ,Oct 8Saerno, fror Nassau, dtc. Am Persia Mdlebonarh, fur NeSork.s lefta Besmer ay. and ?? resecively. ,~ jatslB.li.Cis ?? ig 2HLa.EL Kn o t -quebec, 6V-le 9 lft to-ay ...