New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER 1, 1871

IN the Deer Island Reform School Ue d'in te them
they might all be Presidents snd Generals but ne
did seek to inspire them WIN an honest anD''0n W W
good and useful members OF society.
Secretary John Sherman has IA judiclOus liking
for newspapers He gives an hour or wv" 10 readhg
them every evening" declares that the energy and enter
prise of the press amazing; that 1t makes ana con
public opinion. fairly he called tae third
estate, as potent as either House OF congress MI '"
man is a man OF excellent perceptions
OF General b. +. Butler, writer IN me
Chronicle of Augusta Ca speaks In very ainaD'e tone
lie travelled lately long distance with the Massachu
ses General and they talked repeatedly Of the war and
even the sore topic OF the Bermuda Hundred was al
luded to. During all The talk" writes the Southern
er, General Butler never approached within mile Of
OATH even when warmed up. and we were much i'm
pressed with the that his illusions TO the Southern
army always respectful and he spoke OF them con
tnuousy not az rebels but 'C0nfeferates The only
thFusis he made were at Grant showing We thought,
that he had no overwhelming respect Tor tha gentleman
rs a stiatcgis when compared with General Ife'
General Devens has delicate gift OF -nub-
bling He was appointed orator at the Boston monument
dedication but obliged 10 sit stall aud hear speeches
from the Boston officials for more than an honr before he
introduced. then says The Springfield Union. t
nearly dark. He began his oratOn with THIS neat
preface Ladies' and centlemen After listening 20 the
eloquent and elaborate speech Of the gentleman WHO
has Just resumed his seat there but little left for mo to
say appropriate TO the occasion Yet present mey
think well that something should be SAID Tor me 'o
der an day like this, by who of them ana WIN
then-in OeeasOn commemorative of hor great HctN We
nents I'm defence Of their country VIII, therefore, pro
coed"
LONDON, Sept. 30.-ThOmas Scambier owen
esq f. II. G. g.. Alderman for tue ward OF Bshopsg'e'
was elected Lord Mayor o. London yesterday
LONDON, Sept. 30-Gcneral Grant ana parry
arrived at Leamingtou Warwick, yesterday where ne
WIS welcomed ny the Mayor and presented Win an al
dress by the Corporation In returning his thanks ne
said II was source great pleasure to hun TO visit The
town Speaking OF the relations bctN cen England and
America he SAID be looked forward Ia their going hand
in band ~ honorable rivals in producing want be'cs-
say for the comfort ana support Of man. The General
and party afterwards dned with the mayor
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-It appears from an
official OF Osman Pashas that he began
studies under the OF his brother the late lIussen
Professor Of Arabic the Preparatory Sch0Olat COnstan
nOpe. Young Osnan next entered the Military school,
which after brilliant examination. he left with the rank
OF lieutenant He entered the army 1855 about the
beginning Of the Crmean wag. lie had scarcely donned
his Uniform when with Of his schoolmates, he was
appointed the staff and sent to Shuma On the bat
tlefed ~ well as ar the schOoldesk Osman attracted
the attention Of his chiefs for his GOODNESS and military
capacity and he soon rose to the OF aduant Az
his gallant conduct before Iatchar and in reward Tor
nis eminent services the against oeryia, the sui
tan raised him 10 he rank OF marshal. Osman Pasha ~
still young His victories at Peyna have gwen MN
great fame IN Turkey.