New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

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 hospitality by the coinage
and utterance of monstrous falsehoods in the in
terest of Secession and Slavery. Some of the
stories they tell are hard to bear; but it is the
wiser course to let them say their say. Not one
of them, so far as we have observed, can at all
approach the natire scoundrel who serves the
Evil One and JEFF. Davis By writing regularly to
The Standard QLondon) over the signature Of
Manhattan" This model Democrat of the
Copperhead persuasion has in The Standard Of
the 30th ult. two columns Of fabricationS whereof
the following are samples:
NEw.YoRK May II.
The disgracesul wholesale lying about the war ana vic
tories still continues Nothing ike IT has been
heard before since the world began. Many believe We
have really achieved great victory There Is
who does not believe ii. and that one Is Lieut.. Gen
Grant For the first sx days OF battle his army was
beins exteTminated rapidly that had It continued two
DAYS longer lie would have Ned the battle field. He Ia
daily supplied with recniorcemcn,s. Troops 20 from
here. Troops go from the West. The Notifications
about Washington have been drained OF troops 10 20 to
the aid Of Grant AT least 10000 have been sent on
have been engaged In of the scvcrest battles IL
is estimated that Grant has lost - 0c0 TO 10000 mon
wounded and killed The COnedoraies do not seem TO
have had fancy Tor taking prisoners rs they would be
an embarrassment In spite Of all the lice Of Lee being
wounded In retreat aud firth be has not fallen back
one mile He il still Mt Spotsyyania Court House.
Grant tOday cannot n0se mile without more men are
sent to him.
An the States have been requested to send on ms
many men possible within fifteen days. to serve one
hundred days.
We expect this afternoon dispatch ordering on all
the State troops TO the defense OF Washington. Gov
rrnor Seymour is In town. and ready to net patriot
should act when the OF disaster 10 Grant.
lie hopes for the best but he prepared for the worst
when the news reached here yesterday. that Beau
regard had passed t'en. Butler. aud Lad joined Lee
there was almost panic. No man feel easy until
he gets the positive Of the effect OF that union
That IL will be enrfuy disastrous upon the exhausted
divisions Of Grant, cannot be doubted We have some
hopes that when the bloody Of the past fortnight
(to-a) is fairly before the English people, that they
will rise up in solid mass aud declare that such use
less boodshed shall be stopped. Ii Is awful to think Of
Ii slavery difficult matter 10 get surgeon IN this
city or In any other. All the leading surgeons have
gone to the bntteelds 10 attend to TIE wants OF the
fifty sixty thousand that are wounded there. Tic
Government IL still sending on for more surgeons from
the States Seventy eighty will leave the ST. Nlcho
las to night.
Every Republican of standing holds down his head
with shame today when he Is satisfied that the reports
Of victories all false and wicked.
Gloomy as are the accounts from the Potomac we
must prepare for the worst Two OF our hospitals In
the Wilderness have been captured by the Confcdoratc
We lose lew thousand OF our wounded prisoners.
Every moment we may expect to hear Of tho capture Of
Fredericksburg and 80 0cO or 10000 wounded
Whom the report camc that Gen. Lee Was wounded,
heard one Of our leading merchants observe would
purchase caroad of gold and give away IL wosld
restore him."
IL is stated that our man. Gen. Steele. and 1900
has surrendered to Price at Camden. Arkuu>as.
should doubt this Confederate report haC SantOa
stated that he knors a. 10 be untrHe This aesies no
that IL Is reliable and that have lest that number
From the Mississippi news is TOO bad io no SPOKEN
Of Our next news will be that Banks IL capt1rcd.