... 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:— ...

... 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 ...

... OR CALCUIT-A (will have immediate despatech), Fthe fine, first~class, frlgate..built ship PERSIA, 665 tons register, 'WLL-AM BROAIAOOOT, commander, loading at the Jetty, London Dak~ This ship hie, first-rate poop accommodations for passengere, For freight ...

... illustratlong, ,IN price 8., handoely bound and giL. IXT BVEH and PERSEPOOLIS: LNRan Hisftorloal Sketeb of Ancient Assyria and Persia, with am Account of the recent researches in the Contries. By W. 6. W. Vkux, M.A., of the British Mugum, London: Arthur Hall ...

... rlak$ 507, and 608 'New oxioru~treet; Or I ~ lother~ attes, H EarrersSootand ?? th~,tbllshesiaare coned rom ridaytillinecfft Bab. 5'TOHN O~~~OT.-MAXER, ololt WeIs alasi end Exglis mann TSadSOS=hchh scn u fident cannt be ¶5w m se f einadqaltcihie u O lqlrT ...

... Good Hopte, tanning back. Thierme-Widtwrkerker and Pusehol, Saxony, sponges. Re Thaor, A. k.. Zollveroin, woes. n Thompson Persia, silks. LI! Terdeux, P'rance, charcial, prepared. m Trent. E. W.. Seax. Set Tyrrell, dO! ow Zealand, Slax. Terasson do Mdontleau ...

... 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 ...

... and Index, ah ytei ?? emradsii m ore M us pt cial y g 8 r th e O S iand l ingt o ne in be crdts ey t reat d DIPPIgs ?? PIEoor.Bab,rSece uto col A Boems, beautiful of MTe Frakplekeery ds th London: Ceolerkuide and Co., 2, Faringdontr t TENRY RUeiSeELI, pt ...

... S1malilvo. 29., I5 X. SIXTEEN MONTHS In the DANISH ISLES, By AsDsow Uasss. TOY. 2 vole. INo. Xi. DIARY of a RESIDENCE In NORTHERN PERSIA. By itaut,. Colonel STUAET, 11th Light Infantry. 8ye. l2s. X11. DEMETRIUS the IMPOSTOR; A Romantic Episode In Rumian History ...

... anil her Mirtesty's Mails. The fellowieln ootr esl. are apisoluled to sail from Liverpool: AIIi1A, for BOSTON. this ?? 1. PERSIA. for N EW YO RK, Saturday, March 0. Passge oney inludng asur o fe ad previslona. bitt without wino orliqursshib mabe hlaled ...

... libraryo r-edr tots Joha Murray, Albemarle-stret by ~~LADY SHEIL'S WORK ON PERSIA. or MNow ready, with Woodeuts, peat 0,0, l2e.. Ot.ELIMPSES of LIFE arnd MANNERS in ti O-ra.G~ ~~PERSIA. By Lady SHerL. 'he John Murray, Albecmarle-stelmel this CENTRAL AFRICA ...

... 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. ...