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... 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 ...
... and south, there are points between Persia and Turkey unarranged upon the vest. Its regard to Persia it is always important to remember who are her neighbours. On the north, for about t,2oo miles, the frontier of Persia is conterminous with that of Russia ...
... ? 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- ...
... 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 ...
... Vice-admiral Popoff, aide-de-camp general to the Czar, left yesterday evening for the Caucasus, in order to receive the Shah of Persia, oli his arrival in tinssian tcrritory. Mirzs .1laimonrid J(lian, the Persian Minister, will leave for the Caucasus to-day ...
... an entirely ?? nt Matter, 4ts obj ct is ,Lp sup3ply chikireti of both sexes for thl;e phomdan harems i* 'rurkey, Arale, d Persia. These cildren have quite Ags mch t,) suqfi'er i41 tile slave-raid and tthei ynarch to the coast as the ablqbcdied pegroes ...
... disqutetlit thing to be reckoneri with, and that was the Presi- dentiat eT cr Ie report wa- carried. THE ILM3ERtAL BANK Or PERSIA. The serenud annual mectin of this bank at Cannon-street Hotel yesterday was Trowde i. Ti' echairman, Mr. ?? esrwick, said ...
... oral tradition, these Hebrew utountaineers are the descenaants in direct line of the Israelites that the Kings of Assyria and Bab.lon drove out of Palestine after the destruction of their temple. They are careful to insist ont this incident beiig a fact ...
... THE HEART. 6 MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. A DYNASTY FOUNDED UPON ASSASSINATION. At two o'clock on Friday afternoon, the Shah of Persia, accompanied by the Grand Vizier and several attendants, walked through the outer court of the shrine of Shah Abdul Azim, ...