New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

s,o, aner leaving the Brazos the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GgANDE with lis steamers and sfler entering the stream
wehAye beautiful view OF the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT,
with steamers making their way up, and others stopping or
wood and water. and soon follow characteristic sketch
.. A MEXICAN RANCH, with its people domestic sni-
mails, and surrounding fohagei and nmeda'ey ai'e' '
have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
snd can see Mexican people at home engaged In their
domestic operations This most amusing scene and a.
ways causes much mirth
Part Ill.
THE TOWN or CAMARGo, on the River San Juan,
with rs fat rooted high walled houses leaving which we
oyertskea
LONG TRAIN or PACK MULES,
on their way TO Monterey for the troops This
Is somewhat comic, showing as does the obstinate droHe
u that strange animal the mule Inc effect IS instruct
i've well pleasing, MS represents me mode OF Trans
porting stores in Of country devoid OF nsyga-
ns.s before The spectator and he THE ARMY EN-
CANPFD AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one OF the most de-
hghth places imaginable From anu, Spin oe .ysc
carried over ranges OF me sierra hanie "ounahs
and soon has perfect picture OF me
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY on
MONTEREY,
amer Ia cspture and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with capture Of that strong city PUSHES on mo
mind and n Imagination the audience carried 10 the sur
rounding ight This grand and picturesque view and
on. hs the eve can never tire IN gazing At From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through me hNOON
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon behods inc
TROOPS MARCHING INTO SALTlLLO
Amer sdmrng the beautiful appearance Of this city the
audience Is next shown a SURFING and e-hke view OF
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought on the I'd and sd Of February 1871 between Gen
Tayor with and Santa Anns with 2oOo9 Of he
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
ace hi. picture Of Buena Visia- gives the most correct
dea OF the bravery 81 oar troops IN maj deadly ss Inc
BRAVERY OF THE VOLUNTEERS in that great battle
s- the hear with pride and fully proves the truth Of Tho
remark once made by Napoleon that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
Tbi. Panorama IL he largest and most magnificent Paint
Ing ever seen il shows the anles Encampmens Marches
nj he Army and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico, with IL. Rivers Clues Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which painted were iaken from
Nature by askilfil artist one Of
GENERAL TAYLoRs OFFICERS
aud RETURNED SOLDIERS say it's CORRECT As L'z
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN
From Capt Joseph 4. Yard, formerly Of Trenton, "
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug. 20, 1919.
aessrs sHERNAs TousEY-Geaf. am much pleased
with your PenOrsns u Taylofs Campaign In Mexico
I'D not suppose possible torepresen IN 50 felke man
ner he movement Of tho army Your views Of the cities,
and ranches Of Northern MEXICO are yey correct
sTa give i0'' p1 Your. &C. J6sEPH A YARD
From Dr. C. Z45riski> Of ne A,my suyIeon' and
broth>, Of ne laneated Capt zabysts io fell ~ ie bat
wlsHscros d C. Aug "a, 1913.
Genaem>n During my late visit 20 your Cry saw yoqr
Panorama and gresy surprised TO see how correctly
Won have portrayed tho principal moyemen Of our troops
IA Northern Mexico under our webeoyed Taylor Your
~ Generally are nol only beautiful bt correct The view
you giv- Of saluo i one Of great hdeiiy IN fss Ne
~ Me,ico Yoars. very trsly, CO ZABRIsKIE.
Messrs sHEsnAs TousET
In addition To the aboyew might add The testimony Of
,eysra other oeer. Of the Army well hundreds u
the returned soldiers.
OPINIONS or THE Press.
From ne Hey1f, Aug 5.
Gas rAYLOss Mexican eampsgn = an era N ne natoy
Amy
A. most brilliant OEe. The Odds hey had 70 contend
against the smbushes tney encountered a. every sep ns
lie esdefs will al IN future days form material tor sC1g
ani story panorama ike the one no~ exoiOuog al MI
OF The whole campaign, fz 10 Interest every one
We esn recommend most heartily 10 the patronage ofthe
public.
P,Sosau, or TAYLoR's CANPAiCs-Ths Panorams,
which hss BEEN exhibiting the Minerva Rooms f several
r-nsss h. exhi5ton a.t night and were highly pleased
with 10 arrangement snd perfection The beauty Of us
colors nsI1rsl appearance Of the foliage ne correct
and ese yures and the portrayal Of the Incidents con
neced with the l.te win Mexico. mare subject o
interest 70 the Oehocer On The marches Of
he brave GENERA and dis gallant army from heir encsmp
men. Corpus Christi 20 he victorious Dates OF 40 AIo
and Ressca de "a Palma; hence % tner encsmPtnen Al
Wangt Springs and 10 the City OF hooerey ana is sur
rounding hehs and various marches tnrouxn me raw
ne. and gorge. Of hat country TO their ero~niog glory al
8uens Visa L vas pais,ed ~ seossgsa o. s'eA' ."
From ne commereial Adsv,isey.
e. The p.norsna Of Tsylors Campo On IN Mexico
low exhb;tnz At the Anervs Rooms Broadway, 10 the
rost .cressa well The most besltfu exhibnon ever
se.n i MS city Unul visited this painting, our IDEAS Of
ne movements Of army In Mexico, and the appearance
on hs county quite vague and 1nssnsfseory but
sner looking this interesting panorama We mus, confess
h., We were not only highly delighted but considerably
instructed The views Of me Mexican towns, the marches
Of h. army and al the striking specaces Of mat greai
campaign, msguncenny and truhf1Ay depicted " .
are al learn that me pfOprtors eapng The reward
their enterprise Justly ,Eer, he exhibition being nisnHJ
visited by well pleased and Intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening Il O'Clock and on wednesday
and Saturday, Afternoons a. 5 O'clock a. the AIsEkvs
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