The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-18

SMITH O'BRIEN's PARDON.

siousy granted by the Queen to Mr. Smith OBrien is
mnions. Indeed, for the present, return to Ireland
could not be considered desirable to himself 1t is stated
sy hi: that he win join hi. family IN
past free pardon will also be- probably extended to
Messrs Martin and ODoherty, who convicted
for the minor offence of sedtious publications. and who
sentenced to limited period of transportation the
babe that any further indulgence win be granted to
the other convcts, who have committed second Of
fence against the law by escaping from their sentence
France.
THE NAPOLEON FAMILY.
Paris correspondence Of the London Times Feb 26]
the Emperor, and published in this days Monteur,
firms what have recently stated the subject The
sire-At the moment that is about to break out
majesty to permit me e take part in the sapsd
Is.ns an NOR any % II the post
Is nearest the enemy The uniform which proud
H ue, s wSsh shall b 70
and ny position have given me-
.s s p... '; &. m. Of ss s
pray permit to ein them, in order support the
Receive sr the snreson Of the sentiments. of respect
fn o. r. T ing pis devoted 6LEoN
That such letter should have been written by the
the extraordinary events which have occurred in France
of late. That man whose political hostility to Louis
Napoleon all the more bitter from the closeness Of the
relationship between them whose repubcanism of
the reddest hue in whose eyes royalism crime not
to be forgiven and whose outbreaks of temper in the
seats on the summit Of the mountain Of which he was
named the Princethat such person should live to ad
dress his cousin by the style and title Of Sire and Maes
ty and the devotedness of the most attached
subject realizes the truth of the vulgar maxim On
dot ja~ais jSver de ,ien: The demand Of the Prince
who presumpve heir to the crown to be employed in
the operations of the army reminds Of the letter ad
dressed to George III by the Prince Of Wales, making
similar demand, when England was threatened with in
oiov INV Tho IF tha anpt nf tha
French. There IL little doubt that the example OF the
Duke Of Cambridge has been followed ON the present
occasion Should break out there il doubt that
Prince Napoleon will have than one opportunity Of
winning his fpurs or, in his language, Of gaining
the high rank which the affection Of his cousin has al
ready bestowed on him.
IMPORTANT RUSSIAN MOvEMENT-ALLIANCE OF THE
GEAR AND DOsT MAHOMED.
The correspondent of the London Times writing from
Bombay January 28th, says:-The intelligence Of the
establishment Of Russian army on the Oxus is confirm
ed also that alliance offensive and defensive, has
been concluded between the Russians and Dost Mahomed
the Khan of Khva and the Khan Of Bokhara The fol-
lowing is from the Cabul correspondent Of the Delhi Ga
xchs-
s,. had s
nen: Four Rs.a agent. had reached asSomsd
s
.n
spsn sNs
the Rus.,n ens,s CSud eC% s in to the right or
rec, presums) and await an interview with the DOst.
Dost Mahomeds reply that he consented to the
meet mis- Old enemy the King okhar unless the Russian
General would place Afghan side Of
:. rpas Of o S" xsu
the quadruple alliance should private quarreis
between Russia Khiva BoRhsrs and Casui was on tSe
point Of settlement.
The following conversation In relation to the above
took place in the British House of Commons Feb 18th
Mr. H. G. Ldde to call the attention of the right
gentleman the President of the Board of Control To
the following paragraph which appeared in the Times Of
that morning
The Intelligence Of the establishment Of Russian army
the Oxus Is confirmed aso, that an alliance, offensive
BokhAra,
He wished know whether the report of the advance
the government had received any authentic intelligence
Of tne conclusion Of such alliance between the Gar
the kahns OF Bokhara and Khiva, and Dost Mahomed.
sT =. WOOD said with regard to the advance Of the
Russians would be certainly difficult to prove mega
tive but he believed there was not the slightest truth
in It, The government had received any information
Of the Kind on the contrary the last the
report could not be true. 1t letter from Mr. Ste
vens consul at Tabreez, dated January A. in which
he reported conversation he had had with Mr. Khan
ko old Russian friend. In the course of CONVERGE
tion, said Mr.. stevens
IinroducedShs subject Of the reported Russian sxn.a
tion 20 Khiya and Bokhars MI KhanikoM denied that
1nd Ss m a the
iects Of kos.s had erected fort within the Russian
thher and after destroying the for
rssFSsd to lie quarters at Kaimak.
Eussan boundary into the Lake Of Ara on the
While on the contrary the 0xus which passed through