New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

THE TOWN OF CAMARGO. on the River sac Jusn,
with It's Cat rooted high walled houses; leaving which We
soon overIakea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way 10 Monterey, with for tie troops This
Is somewhat comic showing does the obstiaas dole
rio Of that strange animal the mile Tho siee. - i-uoi
i've as well pleasing, rs represents the mode Of uans
ponq stores In the Interior of country devoid oil nasa-
BILE streams and GOOD roads Soon other interesting changes
n..- before the spectator and he THE ARMY En-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one OF the NOS, de-
lghif places imaginable. Fromwanu Springs the spec
taor carried over ranges Of the Sierra Msdre Mountains
and has perfect picture Of the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
sner its CAPTURE and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture Of a strong city PUSHES on the
mind and IN mainston the audience is carried to the sur
rounding nights This is grand and picturesque view and
ons ihst the eye tire IN gazing al From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RlNCON-
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon beho.ds the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTlLLo.
Amer adming the beasiif appearance Of this city, the
audience Is next shown stirring aud lie hAe vie" Of
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought on the 22d and sd Of February 1884, between Gen
Taylor with 900 and Santa Anna Win 5000 Of ne
bes troops Mexico could produce Every Amere an should
this picture Of Buens Nsau gives the most correct
idea Of the bravery OF In thai deadly strife The
BRAVERY OF THE yOLU NTEERs In that great bslle
fs The heart with pride, and fully proves The truth OF the
remark made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama the largest and magnificent Psnt-
Ing ever seen shows the aes Encampmenls Marches
of The Amy and the general appearance OF Northern
Mexico, with s Rivers. Cites, Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which painted were taken from
Nature by ssifIi artist, one OF
GENERAL TAYLORs OFFICERS,
aud ALL SOLDIERS say tits CORRECT As LIFE.
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.
- ia. - IT,
FoKr HAMILTON Aug. % 1919
Messrs. SHERMAN A TousEY-Gent. an much pleased
with your Pan0rama Of rsylors Campaign N Mexico
did not suppose possible to represent IN - hfeke man
ner the movement OF army Your views Of the cues,
and rsnchos Of Northern Mexico very correct,
Try Yours &c. JOSEPH A. YARD.
From Dr. c. b Z4briskie, Of ne Arny svgaoai aad a
byoihe, u ne laeafs& Capt Zlb's sic fell ia t.e BAT
wAsHSeros. C. Aug H. 1888
'euneneH During ny late visii 10 your City saw your
YOU portrayed the principal movements Of troops
In Northern Mexico under our webeloved Taylor Your
IN generally are moi oay beautiful 6l correct The view
you give VI Saro Is one u great nc-ly In TACT The
whole Panorama : almost dagaerreo'yPe yew o. North
ern Mexico. Yours very uay, {. b. LAbAlshlE-
Messrs. SHERMAN IoUsEY.
In addition to the sbove might add the testimony Of
.eysral other officers Of the Arny, well hundreds Of
the returned soldiers
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
FROM tis Hcrald, Aug s.
GIN TAYLoRs Mexican campaign i an era Ii the haory
Of the American Army, which VII always 0e remembered
most brilliant one the odds ney had 70 conie I'd
ai1st the amblshes they encountered a. every step, Tie
harif ugl sieges and hair-Ofeal escapes VI
the leaders WI al IN future days form material To- so1g
ani story panorama Ike the Ons nov exhibiting al Nj
kooEs hch gives most accurate representation
Of the hole campaign, fsl % interest every
We recommend most heartily 10 the patronage u ne
public.
Froz ne Morning Corris-, -4s1. 3. 1873.
tslt pant as1 eznrls = askei person ne otner eve
ming. while looking the panorama % Tayors Campaign
IN Mexico No wonder such question was asked, for L Il
Almost impossible 10 believe iha are ro aruaty m
Mexico, when looking his naIgra and sIlcer paint
ing. No wonder the Minerva Rooms crowded ~
ve-peAsed visitors Gen. Taylor and the e1enis OF
grandes manner sn- scale Of immensely never before
attempted o.
From ne C,--erci8l .8d-erfisey.
~ The panorama u Taylor. .nps IN IN Me1lco,'
now exhibiting al the Minerva Rooms. Broadway = ih7
most a. wel the most bealtI -Nhoinon ever
this Gig. Cnr visited hi- painting IDEAS OF
the movements Of our army IN Mexico ana the appear eace
Of that couIy, quite vague ard unssusfsci0ry; but
after looking Al this Interesting we must confess
instructed The views Of he Mexican t0w1s h- marches
Of III army and al the striking spectarles OF that great
campaign ere msSuIicelly AID .rDtn1ly depicted We
glad 10 learn ilai ne pfOrreiors are rcarnS re reward
nef enterprise 80 usly rens he eNlrlut1 oeilE ~ my
visited By well pleased AID intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening oeloek and "Wednesday
and Saturday, Afternoons 81 O'Clock, a. the Minerva
Rooms.
4o6 BROADWAY.
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