New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
The Di.nppointmeni mt the Defeat Of Lees
Invasion III iiish Incredibly Hit
ting out Of Pirate ycs.eIs The Polish
Question.

LoSpos, July IS. 1853
There ip d story % "a slgn PAINTER who had
achieved village celebrity by depicting red lions
and who was, at length, applied to by al ambitious
Boniface for an angel. The artist eAeried all bis
eloquence against the proposed subject, Insisting
that red lion was a much more thirsty Aud appro-
pirate sign, but finding tho landlord reso!utely bon
on the qualification OF his celestial inclnstons, at
as yielded, ssyiDg, "As you insist on II, suppose
must paint you AL angel, but can tell you this
your angel will look, Tor all the world, like red
lion" The majority Of the British press and public
have emulAted the behavior OF Dick Tnto, ia their
reception Of the news Of the victory Of Gettysburg
and Meade triumphant repulsc Of the Rebel inva-
sion Of Pennsylvania. They had confidently
expected JUS, the revere, fully anticipating that
Lees veterans must diseomft the demoralized
and disTinted Oh Of mercennries constituting the
Army Of the Potomac, when, with Washington or
PhilHdo lphia captured and Now York Indifferent
content tue unnaiuru und iratricidal war would be
ended by the South debating terms Of separation
IL their minds eye they beheld the red lion ~ Re
bellion rampant ian appropriate emblem, by the
way, as, franks TO Livingstone and other travellers
we recognize that fraudulent beast ns the type
Of ali that 10 mean aud crucl and were prepared 10
oml 10y their brightest vorAillion IN dcncatlns tim,
but The subject proving contrary To thCir Mlsnc-.
the angel must DO represented rs like rel lion
possible. Hence The Times The IeegrQph, Tie
Sta4daTd, aud all Of that kidney, have busted them
selves in the profitable cudeavOr 10 break their
friends fall--io prove that the terrible light that
ccntersd for three days about the cemetery at Gel
iytbuTg Nas not Il Union victory, " al lenst very
dubious one, indecisiNe, aud leaving the 'onted-
efG'eR powerful ard potent lJr mischief nsovcr.
81 We &c, bet OF n dinuer on II, said Briton 10
ue as indolgtd ia tle naiuariJ uJiiaIon, colse-
Lee gives hi. new man-what = T. name Meade
a thrasLiDg before he recrosses the Potomac. Aud
then he took refuge ia Affected dsbelef OF tho nows
in the known uendacty Of the Northorn press nld
Government. IN me assumption tAp. the Southern
commander had mt intended decsive battle, but
merely a raid &c. When ZadI9 eye got well IA
cutie Of the opinion Of The doctor that Il was incur
able thOso psenOu. gentlemen revenge themselves
b, wrtIng treaisee demonstrating in' ontesby thnt
The sight ought 10 have been irrecOrerehy lost The
Union army il like Zaiig's eye. Il v ou.d be easy
10 prove thai il ought iO be ia IA most NIetcnod
state, but some how or p.her II , 20 say TIE lcne
much better than could be expec'ed-anf thar, too,
Notwithstanding tho worst lund Of doctrine.
Apart from this popular inoreduhty, tins die
pOfluOn 10 brntlo Northern success ana magnify
southern, there IS an indifference unaffected On In
gland tOWiJI the prCaent aspect Of tho Amen can
war which yop, judging from the neyyrpapers " oud
find 1t difficult t. realize. Ihey nave devoted an
uuusUal amount Of naturalization 10 H. this week
probably because the bubJocs attractive and such
ryents as Get ysburg Gull imI eraiveiy for remark
But 20 10 the clnJs, you shall find traneat antic |
Affairs voted nuisance, bore, weller, from
vi jch uVtbDuk cvaE W. IsgSu.@rIy satsigcI"ry eal