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


we have be auufnl view Of the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
with steamers making their way up and othes stopping for
wood and water; and follows characteristic sketch
Of A MEXICAN RANCH, with Its people domestic AMI
mails and surrounding foliage; and Immediately AFTER this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can see Mexican people homs engaged In the'
domestic operations This 10 most amusing scene, aud al
WAYS causes much mirih.
Part Ill.
THE TOWN OF CAMARGo. oa tls River San Juan,
with ts fat rooed high walled houses leaving which we
soon overakea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES.
en- their way to Monterey with foe the troops This
Il somewhat comic showing does the obstinate d,oQe-
yies Of that strange animal the mule The effect instruct
i've as well pleasing as represents the mode Of trans
porting stores In interior OF country devoid OF naga-
bic streams good roads Soon other interesting changes
pass before the spectator and he THE ARMY EN-.
cAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one Of the most de-
ighil places sginsbe. From Walnut Springs the sfec
s,o Ia carried over ranges Of the Sierra Msdre Mountains
and soon has perfect picture OF the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY
.ner is capture and recollection OF the thrilling incidents
connected with capture u that strong city PUSHES on ne
mind and In imagination the audience 10 carried TO the sur
rounding hgb This grand and picturesque view and
rev inc spectator follows the Army through tho RINCOk
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon beholds the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO SALTfLLO.
Amer sdmng the beautiful appearance Of this city, the
audience Is next shown stirring and hfe-hke view OF
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought on the 22d and sd Of February sa7 between Gen
TayIor with 900 men, and Santa Anna with D 900 OF The
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
a., Of he bravery OF our troops 10 that deadly strife The
BRAVERY or THE VOLUNTEERS in that great bstle
fills the with pride, and fully proves the Truth OF ne
remark once made by Napoleon. thai
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama the largest and most magnificent Paint
ing ever seen shows the atfes Encsmpmenis Marches
Mes we viii ito Rivers. Clues Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which was painted were taken rom
Nature by ssifIi artist, ono Of
GENERAL TAYLoRs OFFICERS,
and ALL TIRE RETURNED SOLDIERS say it's CORRECT AsLDs.
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.
From Capt Joseph a. Yard, formerly cf Trenton, " j.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug 20, 1913.
me,srs sHEsnls ToUsEY-Gent. 1 am much pleased
with your Panorama Of Taylors Campaign IN MEXICO.
did suppose possible to represent IN 80 eke m an
oxns and ranches Of Northern Mexico very correct
and give most perfect dss Of the sRPssspse Of ne s1an'
Try. YOURS &C. JooErH a ihhD
From ID, c. b. Zabyss,e one Of he army sw2eons asd a
brother Of the tlnsntet Capt Za6vise ~h' fsa 1" TIE Bat
ne Of Bueua pi',a ,,, .u,s.s
Gentlemen During my late visit 20 your Guy saw your
Panorama and greatly surprised 10 see how correctly
you have portrayed the principal movement OF our uoops
70 Northern Mexico under we-beloved Taylor Your
representation Of the ces and the appearance VI mo coun-
nv generally are not only oesa,fa oa correct tes us~
whole = nC:, z yI q S1sn'
Messrs sHssaAs Toussr
In sddiuon to the above nigh, add the testimony Of
several officers Of the Army, as well a. hundreds Of
the returned soldiers
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
From ne Herald, Aug 5.
GIN TAYLoss Mexican csmpsi 20 Is Ia the hatory
Of the American Army which will always be remembered
as a most brilliant one. Toe odds hey had to Contend
AZ ans smbushes hey encountered at every STEP the
hari ugh bai and sieyes and escapes 81
ami story panorama ike the one now exhibiting at Nj
Rooms. ~hich gyes most sccurse represents or
Of the whole campaign cannot fail 10 interest every one
We recommend mott heartily TO The patronage OF Tho
public.
uins While cooking At the panorama q Tsyors Csmp.sl
IN Mexico. No wooder such question wN asked, for
almost impossible to believe that we are no equally u
Mexco when looking this lstura and magnfcen psins
ing No wonder the Minerva Rooms arc 90 crowded y
we'll pleased Visitors Gen Taylor and tho moysmsns y
ne amy under nm are .n ~ gsa.y never before
attempted on canvas
From he Commercial idrevtssv.
~ The panorama Of "Tsylors Csmpcgn 10 Mexseos
now exhibiting al he Minerva Rooms. Broadway y ths
NOS, succsssu - well the most beautiful sxnoioo eve
seen In th city UeuI visited this painting our does o
Inc OF oar army Mexico and me appearance
OF that country quite vague and uns.nssciory eut
-, e we're MOI only highly delighted, but considerably
instructed The views OF ne Mexican towns hs marehs.
- he army and eli striking spectarles Of that gres
n,,sn are msgnincenty and truthfally depicted. We
are ssd 70 learn poprieou re.pins the reward
heir enterprise Justly ners the exhibition being mighty
ssited by we'll pleased and intslligent audiences
Exhibited every evening At O'Clock and On Wednesos'
and Saturday, Afternoons st O'Clock, q NE Ai"Hs'A