New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
ANGLO-AMERICAN TOPICS.
GENERAL GRANT TRADE MARKS AND

PAST-THE TRADEMARKS TREATI-AMEiCAN
MASONS IN ENGLAND.
IFRoN THIS REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIIg TRIRUNE.I
LONDON Oct. 25.-The departure OF General
Grant from London took place yesterday with some
thing Of the pomp and ceremony which attend inc
movements Of great potontates, or eN-po'enla'eS.
II was announced beforehand in the papers but if
this were intended to give the populace OF London
s chance of a last look at the Generals now we'll
known face. it must be said that the popuace
evinoed very little interest in the matter don't
find in any of the paragraphs in which the scene at
the station is described this morning. any
mention Of the presence Of a crowd save the
officials of the railway company and General "rlh'
party, the only persons named as present are LO."
William LenoX and the American Nice-ConSul;
whom il would be both disrespecttu and mace r'lo
TO describe rs a crowd. The Southeastern halfway
Company appear to have treated General GRANT ~
a guest. They provided special tram from Lonuoh
10 Folkcstoue, and a special steamer from foiN,-
stone Bouogne, and they issued very f'il'e nv
tationS to a number Of persons do NOT kno" 10"
,nanv-to accompany him with free passes al the
WAY to Paris and back again. Hence
iufor that the General not permitted
10 nay ms own fare. II may be that Mr. ConlhnSs
remonstrance has reached Sir Edward Naihh' INC
chairman OF the company saloon carnage was
provided OF perhaps more than one, ana trust the
Marty Lad no occasion 10 lament toe ab5ehc" Oh Ih"V
"civiliz-d accommodation" which DIT ConklnS
sought in yarn. i cannot discover that any troops
were under arms, but il IS noted with curious par
ticularity in one paper that General Grant was ac-
COMMANDED by a gentleman acting as alCe-de-camp
in the absence Of the Generals regular AIDE
who'll been thrown from carriage, and, therefore
remained in London" If this means thai General
Radeau has been thrown from carriage. am sorry
to hear IT, Aud am sorry did moi go 10 the South
eastern Railway station yesterday morning ~ lV
shonld have enjoyed con,,mplatDs-at n respect
ful distancc-thc individual Uct nG GS aoe-o'-camPi
and think il ought % be aSccrJaired, ana Siaito'
whether De wore a collar or not, ana whether tlc
mower Of q citizen who holds no military rank, to
appoint auotLcr citizen his aidc-de-canp includes
the power to invest him with The gaia Of that
Office and what the insignia would hc, and what tie
duties Of the Office are, and whether any
pay is provided by law for dischar2nG these
duties. / confess / have doubts about the HRht
i'm which the French, among whom sentiment OF
levitv sometimes gets the upper hand. may regard
the volunteer aide Of an eXgeneraL They arc great
sticklers for etiquette. those Ircuch but must nc
i.ye that General Grant would be received WIN
equal honor by Marshal MacMaHoniihe were content
10 trust to the memory of Ills past military career
We hear by telegraph IN London, as no doubt youdo
in New-Yorl that the General was welcomed at the
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