{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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BRITISH EsrERPRIsE AND AMERICAN Su. PISESEss.-The richest provinces of Persia have been lately thrown open to the British by the suc- sslul enterprise of Lieut.. Selby, of the Indian navy He ascended the Kooran in the steamer Assyria, as far Shustser. whichhas population of 5000 souls; and by following up another branch of the ver to lhe westward, called the Desfal, approached within thlrteen miles oi ihe ft,at name and about the distance from the ruins of Susa, the Shusan of the Book of DaneI The products of the region thus thrown open, are not only highly valuable, but ad mrably adapted to our markets We might ex- change for them our cotton fabrics great advantage. Would il not be advisable, on the part of our govern men, to make an effort for ourselves in this part of ths world]