New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03
Part IL.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA,

showing the deadly strife OF the Armies at this place
view Of POINT ISABEL next greets the eye. From this
place the spectator il carried and looks at the BRAZOs
ISLAND, Government Steamers, Fishemen's Huis, sc.
Soon sner leaving the Brazos, the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE, with It's and after entering the stream
we have beautiful view Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
with steamers making their way up and others stopping for
wood and water; and follow Characteristic sketch
o. A MEXICAN RANCH. with its people domestic ant
mails and surrounding foliage and immediately after this
we have view Of The
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT
and can see the Mexican people at homs engaged in their
domestic operations This is most amusing scene, and a.
ways causes much mirih
Part III.
THE TOWN or cAMARGo. on the River San Juan
with its fat rooted high walled houses Leaving which We
soon oyerlskes
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way Monterey with stores for the This
Is somewhat comic showngs as Il does se so'Sds s,o1e
i've well pleasing ~ represents the mode OF trans
porting IN the interior Of country devoid OF nsvss
bic and good roads Soon other Interesting changes
pass before the spectator and he sees THE ARMY I'm
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one Of the most de-
tsor h. carried over ranges OF sdre Mountains
and has perfect picture OF the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY or
MONTEREY,
sNsr ts capt1re and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture Of that strong city PUSHES the
mind and 10 gnsuon the audience carried to the sur
rounding nights This Is grand and picturesque view and
ons that the eye tire In gazing at From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RISCON
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon behods tho
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTILLO.
Aner admirng the beautiful appearance OF this city the
audience snexl shown stirring and he-lke view OF
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought the I'D and sd Of February 9i7 between Gen
Taylor with 600 men and santa Anna WIN -1ooo4 ne
see this picture Of Buens NsIs-t gives the most eorec
idea Of The bravery Of oar troops N ns deadly STRIFE Inc
6is The hear with PRIDE anu fully proves tho truth Of The
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama the largest and magnificent Paint
Ing ever seen shows the Battles, Eneampments Marches
OF The Army and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico, with is Rivers, Clues, Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which Il was painted were taken from
Nature by sklfl artist, one OF
GENERAL TAYLORs OFFICERS,
and ALL THE RETURNED soLOIEssssyhis CORRECT nLUg.
OPINIONS or MILITARY MEN
From Capt J0serh A. Yard, formerly Of Trenton, " j.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug ~, lsfs.
Messrs SHERMAN TousEY-Geat. | am much pleased
with your Panorama Of Tayors Campaign In Mexico !
did suppose possible ~ represent In 50 feke man
ner the movement Of me army Your views Of inc clues.
and give most Ps YoS oss Inc JSssfH YARD "a
From Dr. C. r. Zabrbsie Of ne Ay~y suy2eon', and
broth, If he aneatsl Capt Zabr,'sie, oh0 Ji IN e bat
wAsHss1os. c. Aug. H. 1873.
G1ereH During my a's vsl. 70 your C,,y saw yoq9r
you portrayed tbs prncp. movements OF our troops
n Northern Mexico under our seH-oeoyed Iayo, Your
nv generally are not Oaly bsauif3l bat The view
700 give " ssuio Is one Of great hdeny 10 tsct NE
whole Panorama almost dsguereotype view Of North
ern Mexico. Yours very ruly, c. 3. ZABRIskIE.
Messrs. SHERaAS TOUsEY
Ia addition 10 the above mi zhi odd the testimony Of
several other officers Of The Army, vel hundreds of
the returned soldiers
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
From hs He,a1, Aug S.
Ggs TaUozs Mexican pagn Is an era In the hisofy
NJ tbe American Army which vii always bs remembered
a. most brilliant The odds iney had % cOniepd
agzBs the amoashe- hey encountered al eyery SEP me
hsrf ught BAH and seges and breadth escapes VI
the leaders viii al in future days form mstrna iof soog
snt story psnora Ike the now exooiting II MI
on he whole campaign cannot fail interes, every
We recommend Il most heartily TO he patronage OF tho
public.
PasosaNA OF TAYLok's CAnrAiSs-This Panorama,
which has been exhibiting a. ne Minerva Rooms Tor ssyefa
weeks srI cootnues 70 sinsct large audiences We 81,
tended Ia exhibition las night and highly pleased
with he arangemeo and perfection The beauty OF IL
coor the natural appearance Of the foliage, INC correct
I'D hfeise f[urss snd he portrayal OF the incidents con
nected with the late with Mexico maze Q subject Of
interest 10 ne oehoder On u DC can uaee the marches Of
Corpus Christ ih- victorious ban Of ao Alto
Wsnui Springs and 70 the City Of Monterey and
rounding nights and rs various marches through the raw
ne. and gorgss Of that country to heir ero~nog glory a
8uena Visa Il painted By gentleman OF great ar
rsuc talent, and Is deserving OF public psIonsge
FROM the Comneyci1i Adreyttse,
= The parorsma of "Tsyors Camps 20 10 MEXICO,
now exhibiting he Minerva Rooms. Broadway, u the
successful well the mosI beautiful exhibition evei
seen In tbs city Un visited this painting our eas o.
the movements Of our army N Mexico, and ne appearance
Of country quiIe vague and unsausfactofyi put
after looking this interesting panorama we must couess
ghar only highly delighted, bat consderaoiJ
Instructed The views Of The Mexican towns me marcnes
Of he army and all the striking spectsres OF NAT gres
camp axn msgnifcenfly ard truthfaly depicted We
are glad earn that the propreou are resping TIE reward
their enterprise lsly merits The exhibition being 1ignuy
waited by well pleased and intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening Al u O'Clock and 90 Wednesda,
and Saturday sftsrnoocs o. o'clock, u The MnEsvI
Rooms. sG25 imiaE
400 BROADWAY.
near Cana-st Pnce 3 cenls, Childrcn half pnec
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