New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-26
Part III.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the Armies this place
view of POINT ISABEL next greets the eye. Fromthis
place spectator is carried and looks at the BRAZOs
ISLAND Government Steamers, Fishermen's Huis, &c.
Soon after leaving the Brszos the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with 10 Steamers aud 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 follows characteristic sketch
OF A MEXICAN RANCH, with iis people domestic ami
mails and surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and the Mexican people at home engaged in their
domestic operations THIS most amusing scene, and a.
ways much mirth
Part Ill.
THE TOWN OF CAMARGO, on the River San Juan,
with ts fat rooted high walled houses leaving which
soon oyertakea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way 10 Monterey with for the troops This
/. somewhat comic showing does the obstinate dyoe
rie. of that strange animal the mule The eject instruct
i've as well as pleasing as represents the mode of trans
porpe stores IN the interior Of country devoid OF navs
Bic and good roads Soon other interesting changes
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one Of the most de-
hghul places msginsble. From aDu Springs the spec
lalor carried over ranges Of me sierra hsdfe
and sOou has perfect picture OF he
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
sfer s capture and recollection OF the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture Of tbs, strong city PUSHES ON the
rounding ghts This Is grand and picturesque view and
thai the eye never tire IN gazing al From Monte
rev the follows the Army through The RINCON-
ADA MOUNTAINS, and soon behoids the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO sALTILLo.
Amer admnng the beautiful appearance u this city the
audience Is next shown stirring and lifehke view Of
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought on the I'D and sd Of February s7 between Gen
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture Of Buens Vs gives the most correct
BRAVERY or T8E VOLUNTEERS IN hal great bsiuc
Oils the beau with pride, and fully proves the uuh OF he
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD
Th. Panorama Is the largest and most magnificent PAM
ing ever seen shows the Bsules Encampmens Marches
Of The Army, end the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico with its Rivers Cities Towns aud Ranches
Tie Sketches from hich painted taken frou
Nature By ssifil arusL one or
GENERAL TAYLORs OFFICERS,
and RETURNED SOLDIERS say it's CORRECT As LIZ
OPINIONS or MILITARY MEN
From Capt Joseph A. Yard, formerly Of T,eatoa, y. J.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug %, 1919.
Messrs SHERMAs 4 ToUsIY-Genti | am much PLEASED
VIII your Panorama Of Tsylors Campaign In Mexico
did not suppose possible TO represent IN 80 Nellie man
the Of ne so m aeq. ~. y % ns
nv Yours. &c. JOSEPH "A. YARD.
From Dr.. c. B. zabrrk> one o. ne army su2sons, and
brother Of he dmsnted Capt Zabriasis, oho M IN ne bat
ne Of Buerd Pstd 49,
Gentlemen During my late visit 70 your City saw your
Panorama and greatly surprised 10 see how correctly
you portrayed the principal movements Of our troop
in Northern Mexico, under webeloyed Taylor. You
representation Of the cites AMI the appearance " he ccun
generally, rot only besntfo but correct Ine Ve"
you sse Of ssluo one Of great hdsty 10 49, I, ~
ern Mexico Yours, very truly, c. b ZAbhIShiE
Messrs. sHEssAs TousEY.
In addition to the above might sdd he testimony d
several other ocers Of the Army well as hundreds o.
the returned soldiers
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
From TIE Herald, Aug s.
T.ytoz,s CaNylIsS - What perfect foliage, and how
Hfehke thoss animals are ssd lady las evening, Wills
admirnz thai mos besnnfll Of al psinnnx' snsfma1
maznHcence Of This Pan rama and lis sfet hdeiy 10 ns
mrs are fast becoming ths -town-tAk and inc Mnerv
bo pghts By he way cool and pleas
ART a. any we Know Of All who see this Panorama II
/ perf.c, ecstscies with iis besufy
From ~ Morning Courier, Asg 3, 1Ss.
Il tsat pant and o1arIsh asked person the other
ming, while looking al the panorama Of Tayors Csmpag
n MEXICO Nowooder such question vas asked, for II
almost impossible 10 believe mat nof actually 4
MEXICO, when looking this natural and magnificent pain
ing No wonder the Minerva Rooms crowded b
the army under hm, Iulhfuly represented, 10 th
grsndest manner, and scale Of immensely never bcfof
attempted CO canvas
| From he C0mn>yial .4fr>rsise
| ~ The panorana Of Tsyors Csmp4gn In MEXICO
now exhibiting al the Minerva Rooms. Broadway 10 W
NOS. Success al vel the most beautiful exnono' eV'
seen IN his city Ucu visited Ills painting our IDEAS
the movements Of army, Mexico, and nc appear acc
OF mat country Gule vague and unsatisfactory eu
after looking this Interesting psnorsns we must
that were not only highly delighted TAT eonsdsrsoi
Instructed The views Of Mex an towns ne marche
OF h- sruv and al the srikiDg spectsres OF mat gr-s
csmpsigu are ruarundenily and ruthfuiiy depicted W
glad learn that tue propreors frspinf he
Their enterprise 1sry rents ne exnoion oeing night
visited hy veil p.essed and intelngeu, aadisnees
Exhtired every evening al o'clock and On Wednesds
and Saturday, afternoons a. O'Clock, Of tho MnEsv
Rooms.
near CanslsL sno luis'