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... well-knownv 1 Roman Officer Doria, after many fruitless solicitations, has now' obtained permission to depart, aind is-gone to .Persia. During she siege of Imaii Husseini a cons'iderahle caraian of.Jevwish pilgrims, of both sexes, set out on the th .oF June ...
... Huckinthann's Trarels tn on Asnyria, Media, aud Persia, Irol. 4it. Illustrated with a Slep and 2?7 ti Engravinsg-02. Tales of P~assion hr the Authoe of Gilbert Earle.' op S vole, post 5v0.-3. A Second lodgment of Bab Ion the Great :or, Hi Ma,. Men caed Thinss ...
... with a viewv of proceeding south by to-mo0rrow'rs steamer. Captain Gray, of Rxoeherry, South Ronald- rhay, agent foxr Lloyds', baB put on hands to look after the wfreck, and has come himself to town to gyet the crewv sent south. The captain, who is part owoner ...
... execution of its ohief and founder Bab, the soi-disant representative of Mahoin- med Mehdi, the twelfth and last Imam, claiming direct succession from.Mahommed, continues to increase, and its followers are said to number in Persia alone fifty thousand men. The ...
... herfity a icromaalog would pr game f or a government which approves of the Canton enormities, gantlem, ?l. which has made war on Persia, without conscilting parliament, and bliss? \ as which is against a ten-pound franchise for the counties. ily, Last night ...
... of about half a mil- lion of Australian gold being forthwith taken to the bank, and alto of a' conelderable arrival by the Persia from Now York, all assisted in Imparting firmness. Console for money, which left off yesterday at 89J to t, were first quoted ...
... a million the issue to which p they are entitled. Some heavy arrivals of gold L have come to hand, and this afternoon the Persia arrived from New York, bringing 600,000 dollare, A and accounts from America in which the hopeful F decidedly predominates ...
... the Anglo-Persian treaty, and the cessation of the ocupation of the disputed territcry on the ft on- tiers of Affghanietan. Persia refuses, denying the legitimacy of the demand. M~toea'msTaoROo-The Paris Mfonitcur publishes a de- spatch from Prince Danielo ...
... arrived herc on the 4th. The Krnalk, from Bremen for BelMimore, put into Bermuda short ofwater. The BalsOD. from Hambobtus, the Persia, from Liverpool, and the t1Y 59 Dublin, from Liverpool, arrived here on the 6th. BELFAST SIpPtue..-Arrived-Autonos, from Stilins- ...
... Langley report as follows: GOLDo-The arrivals during the past week have been as f6llows:-Holvetia, from New York, with £27,000; Persia, from New York, with £1,500; Cimbria, from New York, with £8,000, City of Baltimore, from Newv York, with £15,500; Atrato ...
... ~thIs dlay..' -4 -A - I - 23s00 D000 American . i. to 12i 30so 7oo s600 23 G0 2100 700 Persias, &s. 1* ,,Il 15 .. 55 2955 5955 200 a it (S ?? iaso rue r~ato land Babs lsit 1 i24 1210 600 mn nsam a11,, li i .t . . 505 100 ?? 1 ,, 20 200 s2s 3s'o 6330 230 ...
... Vamaica; Sarah Waseree, from t Odessa; Queen of India, from Alexandria; ljukea, from Quebec; Ringdove, from Monte Video; Star of Persia, from Calcutta; Scottish Chief from Westward: Veta, as., from Oporlo Lady ClarendoNile f rom BassrmQ for Hamburgm; . Bomphor ...