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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
RATTLE PALO ALTO,

and shown the positions n the two Armies the nature Of
the ground aud all the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery Of that great battle.
Here are brought 10 view, in full scton the American
and Mexican armies with their relative positions The
smoke Of the artillery the gaopng OF the officers across
the plain bearing orders ali parts OF the field the fall
ing Of the dead the bearing of Of the wounded and al
the Wild confusion Of that deadly conflict shown In thu.
picture and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen
TAYLOR giving his orders in ne re,y costume roh
e on that meuoabe dIy. intensely exciting, and
leads the spectator The field OF battle An officer who
took an active part that ght remarked seeing IT, that
he was again at Pao Alto Such is the wonderful effect OF
pOrtraying life on canvass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ There is a Loco Foco campaign paper IN
Detroit called the OH P0lHaiser. u had occasion,
the other day 70 publish LIST OF the ayes aud noes IN
the sena-e on the River and Harbor Bill. The name Of
Gen CAss was published among the ayes nth ne {
omitted and 100 copies we're worked on before the
omission was discovered Albany Eve. Jour.
- Mr. Gerit Smith, Of Peterboro with his
Characteristic philanthropy has given 500 tor the relief
of the sufferers By toe late fire al Albany.
~ Col. De RUssEr. according 20 the -. Louis
yer Era Is 10 be the ruling military spirit Of the But
falo Hunt
~ President Polk has returned 70 Washing
IN t,nnl hIs rrin b BEDFORD Springs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
VIZ. Websier'- speech ~ Marshfeld- Free
soil Meeting in Boston.

E05T0N- IH0T718y- august ~
A letter has just been received from Marshicld.
which announces that Nr. WEn7TER VIII address the
Wings II that place TO morrow at o'clock J.. N and
ha,its the only public address he Will deliver during
the pending election.
Free soil meeting was held last night, and elected
olG Delegates 10 "a state Convention john VAN BIZ.
eeN promises to BE- present at said Convention. A
letter was read from Mr. GIDDNcs in which he pledged
the Electoral vote of Ohio for VAN BURrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
pcnn.,i,nnin Wig stare Convention.

'HAIEI3ITRG, Inursday, aug. ST.
Tac Wmg State Convention which assembled
here this forenoon has just nominated Hon. VII
LIAM J.. JOHNSTON, the prcsen, incumbent,
Is the WIKI candidate for Governor. Mr.. JoHNs-
Ton was nominated by accama'ion-IIo Hon. JAMES
COOPER. who had been proposed by some Of his
friends having withdrawn his name ia n patriotic
letter % the Convention.
Vourr ,vcr g. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
TAYLoR's CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

The greatest PAslng IN The world covering 1900 square
feet Of canvas.
The achievements of the American Army Ia Mexico dur
the late with thai besaal and Interesting country,
are Wei snovn TO the American people and TO The world
The brsncy Of our hat without psrsl
lei In The history Of the Human To Illustrate those
achievements. portray the Circumstances and incidents
connected herewith thus to pictorsy connect the pact
with the present. TO show 10 he PEoFLE GRssr
REFusLc the our soldiers passed through the
sign Of I'M, GREAT NATIONAL WORK. and when Il Is
reco.eced that exhibits with astonishing hdeiiy 10 na
lure the marches encampmen,s, battles and all the para
phenaa Of along and victorious camp agn, extending over
hundreds Of miles OF enemys country over mountain
and river and and sea showing nature IN her widest
her mliesi forms. the spectator Is struck with ssou
ishmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
The Cincinnati Banks.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Aug. 81
The Banks still continue to refuse the notes of
the sandusky Bank The agent from sandusky
on here yesterday and took all Of the Banks had
but upon what terms is not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

The friends of Ireland IN Paterson, y. j. held a
numerous meeting at Archdeacons Long Room, IN this
town, on the evening OF Tuesday last Mr. DARIUS
WELLS having been chosen Chairman, opened the pro-
ceedngs by adverng to the present depressed aspect
of affairs in Ireland He enrested OF his hearers not
70 be discouraged or broken down in spirit on account
Of recent events but to continue their eXertons with
redouhed vgor until the time would arrive when their
best wishes would be accomplished IN the liberation Of
that bleeding country from oppression and slavery
Mr.. Coddington then came forward, and having sPo
ken for a considerable time, submitted some resolu-
lions which were unanimously adopted lie was FOL
lowed By futile Esq who expressed the most lively
sympathy for the Irish people and indignation Al the
manifold and woes 10 which they are subjected
He concluded an eloquent discourse by handing IN his
own subscription ana eXhortng the people TO renewed
and continue eXerton in the good cause they mad go
nobly espoused
P. HOPPER Esq next addressed the meeting, after
which several subscriptio were received and the
assembly adjourned TO reassemble at the call OF the
committee whenever circumstances may render u ad-
v-able 10 do so.
The following are the resolutions which adopted:
Res0ired That with feelings OF the deepest regret
We have received the sad intelligence OF the arrest 81
William Smith OBricn by the minions OF tue british
Government and we most iervenily pray Tor his de-
yerance through the terrific ordeal he VIII be COM
PEELED 10 undergo.
Resolred That although the suffering people OF Ire
land appear from the Intelligence received, solely
through the medium OF the nlfehn8 press OF tAeH i.
veterate oppressors 20 be temporarily su0dued YET
Judging from the experience OF the past and trusting
Ia the patriotism and determination OF the people As
well rs ia the righteousness of their demands, we De-
evc that fts Cause Of Ir1ad a0fo. but that on TIE
contrary the time j. not far distant when, rising IN the
majesty OF their might they viii free their country
from the manifold evils under which she now iaOof-
and having removed the stain OF proyincialsn ana
monarchy Will present themselves before an adnlrin-
world fREE PEOPLE resenerated nation
Rf.slr,d. That placing the most unb0unied conn
dence IN the integrity and wisdom Of the Ne" lorN
ID rrciory OF the Friends of Ireland we hereby en-
treat Of them 10 relnqush their present ofsahla
ton but still 70 continue their utmost vigilance and
most strenuous exertons assist the Irish People IN
the attainment of National independence.
Resofrsd That we a. friends Of Ireland. hereby re-
solve not 70 discontinue our e rts Tor the Freedom Of
that and and empower our COMMITTEE conduct the
affairs OF this Association and 70 convene meeting: Of
our body IN such manner snd such times IN their
judgment they may deem most eSpedient
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Part IL.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the Armies At this place
view VI POINT ISABEL next gree,s The eye From this
place spectator carried on, ard looks Al the BRAZOs
ISLAND, Government s'esners, Fishermen Hnts, &C.
Soon after leaving the Brazos the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with is Steamers and aer entering the stream
we have beautiful Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT,
with making their way up and others stopping for
wood and water, and follows d characteristic sketch
OF A MEXICAN RANCH. with lis people domestic AMI
mas and surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
we have view of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY MONT,
and can see The Mexican people homs engaged IN their
domestic operations This IS most amusing scene and a.
WAYS causes much mirth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Ov BOARD TIE WRoNC VE-sEL.-We under
stand that Captain Tucker OF the ship ramoset when
vessel sailed hence sunday last Tor Liverpool uis
covered on Tuesday. the third day out Hegro maa
who had secreted himself on ard me snip ior %,
purpose no doubt Of making tour through Europe
but 70 his great disappointment Capt J. I'm nedlatry
determined to round ship and bring ine fugitive back
20 Charleston He was placed On board Pilot Boat No o.
OF the bar yesterday morning me runaway hai con
siderable clothing and some money with him.
Charleston News.
Voxop IN CIV. WoRrH.-W ednesdav was as
irred FOR tbe presentation Of sword y Gen. Worth.
~ the citizen. Of his native Columbia county The
Hudson f;1.sffe savs The sword VIII be presented %
Gen Worth by Ambrose /. Jordan, Esq win al aP-
prouria,e address dinner IS 20 De- served up ~ the
Hudson House and we have no do-ol u ~. Dc -. "
in a style worthy Of the occasion Gen belAnap, Zen
Child. Col Duncan OF the Army Judge Edmonds, At
General Jordan and other dlstng ushed citizens
are expected o. be- present al the interesting cereo
MES -
Bem Of the 2lst states that tne affans nehis iot
this enterprise continue 81 progress We learn iIon
good authority (says that paper that 40 wagons Win
mule teams harness and teansters complete are no Z"
on their av 70 the Rio Grande, which Ne are informed
are Intended as part OF the transportation Train Oh the
Ru=aIo Huutsrs These wagons, &c. are a portion OF
those recently belonging % the United states and were
sold in Mexico previous 70 Inc recent eFse-at1o' u
more properly speaking were given away, - the price
was mere bassteAe
RIGHT REV DR.. HrGHEs.-One OF tie passen
GERS on Friday By the America was the DISTINGUISH so
Catholic Bishop uf NeW-NOrk. RI Rev Or. Hughes
We believe be s staying with blshop Nsish, q. -
Mays. lNoFs SeotiAh aus -
- The Protestant Episcopal Society Tor the
Promotion Of Evangelical Knowleise. vii hold spe
rsi meeting IN Rochester. on the 18Th day OF Sep'em
h~ The cccasiou l. i expected, WI. be one OK ,frG
in,eres, 70 the members OF the denomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

-i-iou are wretlhsd caricsfufc-a mere blrlesque
upon -re.pCu-ih'c government They have palm, @
III SIR Sui '-ln upon Lord rin reform pa. -scrs
f.rv ~ tr, Province. snl although bis hands $50 those
.fihe Chief Justice md Judge Draper are red Wfh The
blood of fhe victims put u death n TIE very wanon
ness of unbrird power some Ten years since, learn
that h. /. shout ~ be placed the judicial bench Tor
lite WHAT .iu . would he o. 90 Up AZ some men
publicly propose in this ci-y, Arp.aa-a isrr7a of sn
unfor,1nse country and thus % place roRE LvEs ia
the hands Of those who know no PITY and show 10 com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

FREE SOIL MEETING AT BUFFALo.-On the
2ah there large and enthusiastic meeting OF Free
Sellers at Buffalo for the purpose of forming a
League" Permanent officers were nominated for
the League the President is DYRE 1ILLINGHAsr. An
appropriate Constitution and Bylaws were adopted,
and number OF speeches were made There was
much enthusiasm manifested by the meeting says the
Commercial and determination TO perfect organza.
ton which shall extend TO the future beyond the issue
If the present campaicn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
!. oco-Foco Candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylyanin.
ilAn.srrac Thursday Aug

UAnalsrrlC- IbNIsdhyl 1lII-- u
The Loco Foco State Convention leassemb.cd
et the arpointed hour this morning, and their bal
loting has resulted in the nomination OF MoHhi'
LoNcsrREIH for Governor. lie received rj votes
an the last ballot, 10 only being necessary to a
. L--l.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

RFAOvAL OF B. Il BrTLER.-Thc C0Nrfcy anil
Enquirer OF iis morning states that Hon. b. f..
Butler has been removed from the office OF Dis
trct Attorney, and Hon. John McKeon appointed
IN Lis stcah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Ou "Wednesday after
noon returned Mexican Volunteer named William
Paine while under the influence OF liquor fell under
the Morristown train and had arm so badly injured
that ampu,auon was rendered necessary lie narrowly
escaped being killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

purchased by ls9ac Proven for the Protestant College
WHO MEETING Is MARYLAND.-The Whics Of
Dorchester County held large and enthusiastic
mass meeting at Cambridge, on Monday last
Hon WILLIAM I. GoLDsBOROUGH presided, as
sisted by j. c. Henry and James Thompson, rs
Vice Presidents, and John II. Keene and John II.
Hodson as Secretaries.
Hon. NJ. :. Causin, The Wing candidate for
elector in the First District the first speaker,
and IS said to have delivered brilliant and elo-
qu,nt address. He was followed by J. NJ. Harris,
Elcctor for the Fourth District Col. JosephS. Colt
mau of Somerset, one OF the Senatorial Electors.
There were over 600 Wings from Baltimore
present and the whole affair is said to have passed
on with great spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

TAYLOR AND FILLMORE BANNEh~.-
The Banners advertised by me 90 Ia course OF RI sr~
lion b. he coming Presidential Election are now i.aiT fof
deiye,y To Clubs Societies In out Of the CnJ O.
STATE am desrous Of furnishing the banners On ne most
lh~rs terms The Prices for those linen vary from -
10 $40; on paper, handsomely eolored, u
ACKERMAS, Sign xnd Banner Painter,
l0i Nsssau-sf N. Z.
Ps-AcgSrs WANTED TO those with proper ausifcs
,,on. = liberal dscognt will be made suss imDsW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

"a. DALLAS WAITE, of Sandy Hill has been
nominated by the Hunkers as one OF the candi-
dates for the Assembly from Washington County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

- Hon. JAMES y McLANAHAN, Of Franklin
Co is the Loco Foco candidate for Congress in the
XVlth District of Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Wigs. Wigs. igs.-MEDHuRsr HEARD.
importers manufacturers Of Human Hair would MORN
Ell -n- an strangers that they hand The largest
he cheapest and the best assortment u w2 soaps na'
s,, toDee bralfs Of long hair. rzetes. rngets and
oil orata--,a hair Uhch for pnce and quality are une-
an 81 TIE zJ supplied wholesale and retail, n MAIDEN
l.ue S.x-YorK -n< I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

r. Water Cure.-Dr. R T TRALL, who started he
Sra Hvdropafhc Institution IN America receive nys!ds NJ
hi. com odious i-hnenf IS Laishs door from
- John's-p Bsirg WIKI coucnes. showers NC
Ton. IS au93 mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

l-y@ Hon joins MOORE has been appointed State
Treasurer OF Illinois by Gov French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ Water.Curc Establishment, Oystef Bay,
[. i 5 mile. from New-YOrk.-JOEL 5aEw " D autnOr
y Tb- Wster-Cure Manual Hand Book Of hyfropsihy,
e c Editor Of the WsferCure Journal and tn- earliest
American practitioner Of the new mode, and Dr. r hoo,,
% 81 oil u Pnessuiiz. receive patients IS above Pas-
So " ess DAYS Per steamboat Croson a P. N Fulton
go, les n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.

OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN
From CAP, Jo,eph l. Yard, formerly Of Trenton, "
FORr HANiLros, Aug. %, I8f8.
Mes,r SHERMAN ToUsEY-Geaf, 1 am much pleased
with your Panorama Of TaylOrs Campaign IN Mexico
dit not suppose possible 70 rsprsssaI N 80 ne
towns and ranches Of Northern Mexico are very correct
and give most perfect idea Of the sPPsssn,e Of hs s9an
Try. Yours &c. JOoEFh A fAhD.
sro-, d. C. B. Za5riae, Of ne army svyson' and a
brother Of he Lasaead Capt Zabysie, cho fea IA The bat
W,sHIxcrOx d c. Aug II, lsas.
Gentlemen During my ate visit 10 your City saw your
Panorama, and greatly surprised to see how correctly
In Northern Mexico under webeOyed Taylor. Your
representation Of the cities and The appearance VI coun
generally not only beautiful bat correct The view
you give Of sano Is one Of great fidelity 10 fact the
whole Panorama s almost dagaeneoype view o. North
ern Mexico. Yours, very truly c B. ZABRl5KlE.
Nessrs. SHERMAN ToUsEY.
10 addition the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers VI the Army, well IS hundreds Of
the returned soldiers.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
From ne Herald, hug 5.
TAY.oss C.xpaisx-. Whist perfect sohsge and how
feke those animals are said lady sst evening, while
aduing that most teaau;ai OF al paintings Sherman
msgncence Of this Panorama and iis strc hdeiiy
mr. are fast becoming ths towntsx and the Minerys
Rooms where Il % exhlbtecl crowded even In these
hot ghts By the wsy these cool and pleas
art 81 any sno~ Of AL who this Panorama
perfect ecsacies with s ocsuty.
From The MorAiHg Couriey, Aug q. 1s4s.
oIf pant and o1RrdsN asked person the other eve
ming, we looking 81 the panorama Of Taylors Campaign
Mexico No wonder s1ch cue sron asked for Il
almost impossible ieve that are not actually In
Mexico, when looking Al his natural and magnificent paint
ing No wonder the Minerva Rooms so crowded by
xe.-p.eased visitors. Grn Taylor and the movements o
the army under him, lrllLfGly represented In the
grandesi manner and scale Of nmsnsy before
attempted On canvas.
Firm Tie C1mmeyct1l ddreytisey
~ The panorama Of "Taylors Campo gn 10 Mexico
nov exhibiting ct the Minerva Rooms. Broadway 70 lie
most al vel the beautiful exhibitor ever
IN the city. UIul .ied this painting our IDEAS Oh
The movements Of army Mexico ard the appearances
Of that couuty quie and unssnsfsc'oyi Du
after looking this interesting Panof anna We must confess
iha; not only mghly delighted oui considerably
Instructed The views Of The Mexican towns the marches
Of III. army and all the striking spectares VI mat great
campaign are m.grincenuy and truthfuy depicted. We
are gzd learn opretors are respng The rev ard
the enterprise Justly the exhibition being nightly
visited By well pleased and Intelligent audiences.
Exhibited every evening at o'clock and on Wednesday
ard Saturday, afternoons at o'clock, al the MINERVA
Rooms.
near CsnslsL aus lnlstP
LlsksAL Ass.ssInEsrs MAIDS WITH Schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

FATHER AND SON.--MOsEs b. COKwIN is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Champaign
District of Ohio and his son, JOHN 4. CoRwIN, is
the Loco candidate 1--WE are sorry says the
Philadelphia North American, "the father has so
neglected the political training OF SON the only
remedy now is to beat Loco-Focoism out of him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01


THE TOWN OF CAMARGO. on the River San Juan
with It's fiat roofed high walled houses leaving which
soon oyertakea
LONG TRAIN Of PACK MULES,
on their way TO Monterey with for the troops This
Is somewhst comic showing does the obstinate dyoe-
y Of that strange animal the mule The effect instruct
i've a. well as pleasing, represents The mode Of trans
porting stores In the interior Of country devoid Of nayga
Die and good roads Soon other interesting changes
pass before the spectator, and he THE ARMY EN-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one OF the most de-
ightl places imaginable From Walnut Springs the spec
taor is carried over ranges Of the Sierra Madre Mountains
and soon has perfect picture Of the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
aer It's capture and recollection of the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture OF that strong city PUSHES on the
mind and in Imagination the audience ia carried to the sur
rounding nights This is grand and picturesque view and
ons that the eye can tire in gazing at From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the RlNCON
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon beholds the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTILLO.
Amer admirng the beautiful appearance OF this city, the
shown a stirring and llfe-llks view OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

NOBLE ENrEWPRisE-OHlo N AyRfc4. We
learn that benevolent gentleman of Cincinnati offers
10 Mr.. David Chnsiy Agent OF the American COlonza
ton society for Ohio The sum OF 5000 for the par
chase oil portion oi The African coast outside the pres
eni limits Of Liberia 10 be paid soon as the
~ arrangements can be made. His design is 10 offer
the territory 10 the cOlored people Of Ohio indiana ana
illinois, for their acceptance upon whch TO establish
State, in connection with the Republic of liberia
The Agent al Washington, Re- VIM. Milan recon.
mends that the purchase be made north OF ibe.
rs so as 10 include the GsnsS and those other dark
esi deus OF the slave trade This purchase would EN-
brace the coast between the Republic of Liberia and
siera Leone, and forever Danish the Slave trade from
that region. fCin Gaz
PHILANTHROPY.-Lord Ashley has opened a
poor mans library and reading room in oithe poor
es' parts Of London with courses OF philosophical lee
lures, at subscription OF three halipence per week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ The Wisconsin Rock Comfy Democrat
strikes the Cass flag and runs up Van Buren,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

rI,O PRf<TER--For sale, second hand fcoscap,
medium saper-roysls and inpes! w ssh.ngor snd slAsl
hand presses and inking machines, a. low phees.
aus 2wo&W , HOE 4 CO " AHa u vvssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ Phrenologists and Publishers, YowLszs l.
WILLs, Clntor Hal Isl hssss1-si ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ HENRY ST. GEoRGE TUoHER of Virginia. a
distinguished and patriotic Member OF the Congress of
l-l2 long eminent the President udge Of the Court
Of Appeals an able Professor OF Law of the University
IN Charlottesville and in ali respects, aworthy citizen
Died at his residence in Winchester, Monday morn
ing last in the t9th year OF his age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

IT. LOUIS Thursday Aug 81.
The great Mormon Temple al Nauvoo has been
purchased by lssac Proven for the Protestant College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Fought on the 22d and zd Of February si7 between Gen
TAYLOR with 600 men. and Santa Anna with 10000 Of The
bes, troops Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture Of Buena 'istait gives the most correct
idea of the bravery Of troops 10 that deadly strife The
BRAVERY OF Tue VOLUNTEERS IN that great balle
dls the heart with PRIDE and fully proves the ruth OF the
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN TILE
WORLD.
This Panorama the largest and most magnificent Paint
ing ever IL shows the Bales Encam pmenfs Marches
OF the Army and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico with It's Rivers. Cities, Towns and Ranches.
The Sketches from iich IL painted taken from
Nature by skilfIi artist, one Of
GENERAL TAYLOR5 OFFICERS,
and AL fHE RETURNED say its CORRECT LIFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ Daniel Drayton has been sentenced by
tue Criminal Court OF Washington to 20 years impris
onment in the Penenisry for aiding in the escape OF
slaves from the District Of Columbia