New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
Part IL.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA,

showing the e.v strife Of the TWO Armies this place
4 view Of POir BABEL next greeis the eye Fromthis
place the spectator carried and looks at the BRALOs
ISLAND, Government Steamers, Fishennen's Hus, NC
Soon after leaving the Brszos the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with its steamers and after entering the stream
we have a beautiful view OF the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT
with steamers making their way up and others stopping for
wood aud water, and follows characteristic sketch
Of A MEXICAN RANCH, with It's people domestic ami
mails and surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
have a view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY MONT,
and can see the Mexican people home. engaged In their
domestic operations This amusing scene, and al
ways causes much mirlh
Part Ill.
THE TOWN OF CAMARGO, on the River San Juan,
with its fat rooted high walled houses leaving which we
soon overtakes
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
m their yyav 10 Monterey with stores for the troops This
somewhat comic showing as does the obstinate droae
s Of that strange animal the mule The effect is instruct
i've as well pleasing, as represents the mode OF trans
gee ;i9ss and s ds Ydssfssns Change;
mass before the spectator and he THE ARMY En-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one OF the most de-
Rhl places i'm Imaginable From Walnut Springs the spec
tator carried over ranges Of the Sierra Madre Mountains
and soon has perfect picture Of the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
aner It's esquire and recollection OF the thrilling Incidents
connected with the capture OF that strong city PUSHES on the
mind and in Imagination audience is carried to the sur
rounding nights This grand and picturesque view, and
ons that the eye can IN gazing al From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through The RlNCON
ADA MOUNTAINS and soon behods the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTILLO
Amer admrng the beautiful appearance OF this city the
audience is next a stirring and htehke view Of
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought on the 22d sd Of February s47, between Gen
Taylor with 600 and Santa Anna with 10000 Of The
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture Of Busns Vsta gives the most correct
idea of The bravery Of troops that deadly strife The
BRAVERY OF THE VOLUNTEERS in that great battle
Ellis the heart with pride, and fully proves the truth OF the
remark once made by Napoleon that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD
This Panorama is the largest and magnificent Paint
ing ever seen IL shows the Battles Encampmens Marches
Of the Army, and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico with its Rivers Cities, Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which was painted were taken from
Nature by askllfil artist, one Of
GENERAL TAYLORs OFFICERS,
and ALL THE RETURNED soLDEss.sy tits CORRECT sLFE.
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.
From Capt Joseph H. Yard, formerly Of Trenton, NJ
FORT HAMILTON, Aug. 20, 1913.
sMessrs SHERMAN TousEY-Geat, an much pleased
with your Panorama Of Tsylors Campaign In Mexico.
did not suppose possible TO represent 10 50 lheks man
iown. and rsachos Of Northern Mexico are very correct
and give Of p JOSEPH Y "a
From Dr.. c. B. Zabriakie Of he army sgygson' and
brother Of he aneutsd CAPT za0yiasis a' ID" he bat
wAsHIsGros. D c. Aug IL, ls4s.
Gentlemen During my late visit 70 your City saw your
Panorama greatly surprised TO see how correctly
hava OrlclO1l movements OF our troops
In Northern Mexico, under welbeoyed Tayior Your
representation Of the cities and ne appersncs Of me c9un
you give Of Salulo 10 one OF great hdelty 10 ae ine
whole Panorama i Amos, dsgueneoyPe uew o. NORM
ern Mexico. You're very truly, e. b. LAbhlShiE
Messrs SHERMAN ToUsEY.
In addition to the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers Of the Army, well hundreds Of
the returned soldiers.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From ne Herald Aug s.
TAYLoR's CAnpAlGS,-' What perfect folase, ano now
hfehke those animals are said lady ast eyeIios VINE
admrng that beautiful Of al paintings sherman
Touseys Panorama Of TsyoSs Campaign IN MEXICO Inc
magnfcence Of this Psnsna, ard rs set hdenty 70 ma
me- are f.t becouirg the own-tsk" AID the Minerva
Rooms where Il Is exhbited crowded even In tnese
All a. suy we x1ov OF Al who gee his Panorama in
perfect ecstacies with ia besnty
From. TIE Morning Courier, Aug 9, iS4s.
IL TN, ,,,af ma o1ntss 3 nsked person the other
pips vile ookng al the panorama Of Tsylors Campaign
IN Mexico No wonder such qu-snon was asked TOT II 70
lnOs u
Nexico when looking this natural and magnificent paint
iog No wonder the Minerva Rooms are 60 crowded by
uel-D eased visitors Gen. Taylor and the movements "
the army under him. truihfaly represented In the
grsndesg manner and scale Of immensely before
attempted canvas
From ne Erpres Aug. II, 1919.
~ Two ToSsoF PAIsr AND CANVASS were used 10 pro-
duciog hat wonder Of the day sherman To1seys Psno
rama Of Tsylors Campaign n Mexico, exhibiting al
The Minerva Rooms Tts Is the largest most perfect and
magnificent painting In this city, and that 10
and nsrgcis al who H. The returned ofcers
and volunteers al say perfect picture Of Mexico and
the movements Of our army under Taylor.
From The Comnercidl Adroftse.
~ The panorama Of "Tayi0rs Campsign In Mexico
exhibiting the MInerys Rooms. Broadway, 10 the
most suceessal well the besnnfal exhionon ever
IN this city. Unul visited this painting oar laess OF
The movements Of our army in Mexico and me .ppee
Of thai country, were quite vsgue and Hnsasscofy Du
after looking al this interesting panorama We mu snes
that not only highly delighted, bul eonsoe1soy
Instructed The views Of the Mexican towns, ne Marches
Of The army and all the striking spectses 0 Una, g,sst
campaign. are msguifcenuy and uutniuAy depteted we
are glad 10 learn thai proprietor nerssPng me re~a
their enterprise Justly merits e exnoilon oelng nsnuy
visited By we'll pleased and intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening at O'Clock and 90 Wednesday
and Saturday, Afternoons Of O'Clock, al tho MnsEsvA
Rooms
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