New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06
BATTLE OF PALo ALTO,
Part IL.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the Armies this place
view OF POINT ISABEL greets the eye From his
place the spectator carried and looks al the BRAZOS
ISLAND. Government Steamers, Fishermens Huts, &c.
Soon aler leaving the Brazos, the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with its aud amer 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 its people domestic ami
mails and surrounding foliage; ard Immediately after this
have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can the people home, engaged in their
domestic operations This is most amusing scene and al
ways causes much mirth
Part III.
THE TOWN OF CAMARGo, on the River san Juan,
with its fat rooted high walled houses leaving which we
soon overtakea
LONG TRAIN OF PACK MULES,
on their way to Monterey, with for the troops This
is somewhat comic showingas does the obstinate d,Oe
y Of that strange animal the mule The effect Is instruct
i've as well pleasing II represents the mode Of trans
porting in the Interior of country devoid OF navss-
bic and good roads Soon other interesting changes
pass before the spectator and ne THE ARMY EN-
CAMPED AT WALNUT SPRINGS, one Of the most de-
ghlf places gnsble From Walnut Springs the spec
taor il carried over ranges Of the Sierra Msdre Mountains
and soon has perfect picture OF the
AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY,
amer ts capture and recollection OF the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture OF that strong city PUSHES on the
mind and Imagination the audience carried TO the sur
rounding nights This Is grand and picturesque view and
ons that eye tire In gazing at From Monte
rey spectator follows the Army through The klNCON
ADA MOUNTAINS and soon behods tho
TROOPS MARCHING INTO 5ALTlLL0
Amer admidng the beautiful appearance Of this city The
audience next shown q stirring and hfs-ike view OF
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,
Fought on the 2d and sd OF February l947 between Gen
Taylor with GOO and Santa Anna with 10000 Of the
best troops Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture Of Buens Vsts gives tbs most correct
idea The bravery Of IN that deadly strife The
BRAVERY OF IdE FoLu SiEEhs ID ha sres' os,i t
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE TIE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama Is the largest and magnificent Ps'nt-
Ing seen; shows hs aules Encampmens Marches
of the Army and the general appearance Of Northern
Mexico, with It's Rivers Cities Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which painted were taken from
Nature By sssiifIi artist one OF
GENERAL TAYLORs OFFICERS
and ALL THE RETURNED soLDrrRssyi ills CORRECT .LTr.
OPINIONS or MILITARY MEN.
From CAPT, Joseps H. Yard, formerly Of Trenton, ~ j.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug. 20, 1919.
Messrs SHERMAN ToUsEY-Geat. am much pleased
with your Panorama Of TsyIors Campaign In MEXICO l
tho movement Of me army Your views OF the cdes
ranches Of Northern Mexico correct
s a~a give "''' pr Yesr. &C. ~ J3ssPH YARD
From Dr. c b Zabriskie one Of the army svgeoas and
bro,e, Of ne laasented capt Zdbrtie to fell IN ne Bat
WASHINGTON D c. Aug Il, 1ats.
Gentlemen During my lais Visit to your Guy saw your
you have portrayed The principal movements OF our roops
10 Northern Mexico, under our vebeoyed Taylor four
representation of the ces ana the appearance OF me coun
try generally only beautiful bat correct The view
you 1--WE OF ssl,lo Of great fidelity 10 fact he
whole Panorama Is almost dagueneoyPs view Of North
ern Mexico You're, very truly, c. B ZABRIsKIE.
Messrs SHERMAN TousEY.
In addition to the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers Of the Army, as well a. hundreds Of
the returned soldiers.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From he Hraid, Aug s.
GEN TAYLoRs Mexican campaign !. an era In the history
d the AInerlcan Aiy "A ~ W" ,sy Ge
against the aabushes uey encountered Al every sep the
hsrd ughl bal and seges and hsrbeadh escapes Of
the leaders viii al In future days form material for
AMI story psnoram ike the exhibiting al MI
n-rga Rooms hich gyes most accurate representa- ion
OF the whole lpsgn, fail interest every one
We recommend nost heartily the Patronage OF
public.
ming while looking panorama Of Taylors Campaign
IN Mexico. No wonder such question asked, forn
almost Impossible to believe That we are not actually 10
Mexico when looking this natural and szncen' pant
ing. No wonder the Minerva Rooms 20 croworu y
welpessed vistors Gen Taylor and the noysmsn To-
the army under him. tutifully represenieo, 70 ue
grsndes manner and scale Of immensely never oe'o'e
attempted on
From he Comnereih 1drosis0
~ The panorama Of "Tsyors Gang gn " m't =. -
exhibiting the Minerva Rooms ~ w..
al yell the most oesnnin, -
in tn city Uru visited this our loees o
the movements OF our army, Mexico and ne
Of that country quite vague ard ansnso'oyi oo,
after ookinx q, this Interesting we must confess
fnat we ers rot only highly delighted bat considerably
instueted The OF he Mexican towns me marches
Of IN. army and all the striking spec,aees Of Inst great
.smnsiyn are mazniheenuy and ,ruthfuy depicted We
are Ia 10 learn thai opreto are rcapng NE reward
sbe,r enterprise % Justly merits he exhibition beng nightly
yisited BY well pleased and Intelligent audiences.
Exhibited every evening at o'clock and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons ct O'Clock, q the MIHsRvA
Rooms, -
near Csnal-st leuo LniNR
LITERAL AsaAssExsxrs MADE WITH SCHOOLS.