The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1864-06-25

We often hear windy talk about sending
out Of the country Mr.. Charles Mackay
and other alien correspondents of foreign
journals who abuse our National hospitali-
y by the coinage and utterance Of mon
Str0ns falsehoods in the interest of seces-
sion and slavery. Some Of the stories they
tell are hard % bear, but it is the wiser
course to let them say their say. Not one
>pf them, 80 far ~ we hAve observed, can at
al approach the native scOundrel who
serves the Evil One and JEFF. Davis by wri-
ting regularly to the Staxdard (London)
over tie signature Of 'Manhattan." This
0ode Do90oogat0 0fthe Copp0EAoa0 poESua-
sion has, in the Standard OF the 3Oth ult.,
two oolamnB of.fabrications, whereof the
following are samples:
my "NKw YORK, Nav II.
Tho dismaceful wholesale lying about
the war ant victories still continues. No
thing like II has ever been heard before
since the world began. Many believe we
have rally achieved great victory. There
That Is Lieutenant General Grant. For the
hrst six days Of battle, his army was being
exterminated % rapidly. that had it con-
ttnued two days longer, he would havefied
the battle field. He is daily supplied with
seinforcements. Troops go from here
Troops 60 from the West. The fortifica-
: Inns about Washington haye been drained
least l00, 900 have been sent on since Grant
commenced fighting, and the new. men
have been engaged in some of the setefest
OattlSs. It is estimated that Gront has lost
S5,W0tU l00, 900 mUu-w0uu0ed and killed.
eCsQSederates do not seem to have had
oncyf0r taking prisoners, asti1ey would
oee9eAbarrassment. oe In spite 08&H the
g 9e his not Allen back one mile. :
10 olsntaASt Sp0ttsylvania Court House. -
Grams oordaF cannot move q mile without
more zen aie sent to him. ~
Altepe States have been requeated to
seo0 on IS many men as possible, within
nite9n Gays. % ,erve one hundred days.
I'VE expect tbs afternoon q dispatch or
dering on all the State troops to the de-
fence Of Washington. Governor Sevmour
- in town, and really to act as a Datriot
should act. when thu news comes Of disas-
ter TO Grant. He hopes for the best. but
ne IL prepared Tor the worst. When the
news reached here yeseraoy, that Beaure-
gard bad passed Gen Butter. and had
Joined Lee, there was almost panic. No
2 m1n can feel easy until h gets the Dositive
news Of the effect Of that union. That it
viii be fearfully disastrous upon the ex.
AAusted divisions Of Grant. cannot be
doubted. We have some hopes that when
W. day. il fairly before the EAglish people.
that they will rise up In sold mass, and
declare that such useless bloodshed shall be
stopped. 1t II awful to think ~
ssIt is q very 3if6eult matter toeet sur.
goon in this city, or In any Other. All the
leading surgeons have gone TO the battle.
fields to attend 70 the wants Of tie fifty ol
sixty thousand that are wounded there
The Government il still sending on 1oy
more surgeons from the States. Seventy
Or eighty will leave the ST. Nichols to.
aEvery Republican Of standing bold,
down his head with shame to-day when h>
10 sa1ia6ed that the reports Of victories Rt
4 Ill false and wicked.
ss0loomy - are The accounts from th'
Potomac, We must prepare for the worst
Two q our hospitals in the Wilds1nes
We 1ooe . few thousand Of our wounde<
prieoners. Every moment We may expec
3o hear OF the capture Of Tredesicksb0Ig
and 5000 or &C, coo wounded.
~When the report came that Gen. Lel
mas wounded, beard one Of our leading
NerchAnts observe: II would purchase
oartload ofgold and give i away, nit woule
restore him."
Il = stated that our man, Gen. Steele, and
300O. has surrendered 70 Pdce at Camden
krkansas. should doubt this Con1eder
aAo report, had not Stanton otated that h(
&aooes i 10 Be s~srwe. This sa8is6es me
that it i reliable, and thatwe have lost tha
From the Mississippi, our news il toe
had 10 BE- spoken Of Our next news viii
h that Ranks - captured. think thai
Will be relief to Banks, - he must be W.
~ anxious to be located out Of the United
states hereafter for ever"
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