New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-17
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Frnm IN. LONDON Times. Auz. Do

From The London Times, Aug %
have before collection of Photographs by Of the
best known OF American photographers, Mr. Brady of New.
which includes however not merely the to
which we have ied but number OF interesting portraits
Of the eminent Americans and Of strangers Mr.
Bady's arts. down Richmond and has
views which Of interest but generally the Virginia
too powerful aud the appearance Of snow produced on
Of the pboosa and excessive wilderness Of color
diuiashes the effect Groups of wounded 10 the open
sun at S.ysse's Station the railroad to Richmond "ths
where Warrington wooed his Martha burnt by The
Federal, they abandoned the line Of the Pamurkey;
yrsinia farmers wooden houses the Balloon and its moiss
cpednd the Confederate works Yorktown, the rus OF
destroyed by Masuder with It's venersbe-o'H
was tho de, edice of the in the Staeschurch latte.
es artillery horse and al which would be very curious
utect study Horse Guards they might Ses an
idea what the Federal cavalry like, by examining the
equipments aud horses Of the held artillery
watch unquesonabIy the best part OF the Federal army
these aud the Ike. all very worthy Of attention
From The New.fork TimeG
Among the many Peers. Mr. Brady deserves hon.
r.b r.eosi,ion as having been the first to make Pho;og-
r,plv tb. Clio OF the war The enterprise which
beo, battle pictures worthy OF support as wen as OF
praise Appealing they do to tho popular heafs they cas
scarcely fail OF In point Of view their value cas
scarcely ovoated They present panorama OF the war
faithful as is everything that from the studio oil the
these pictures the historian will gather material for his pages
for the embrsnre, of earhworks and the walls Of foresses
, erobe and resolve themselves into dust while the
eolots OF their photographic countepsrts will only have
deepened lad fastened with time And here wonder sag
,t that the substance should fade aud the shadow
ilnperishably remain.
From The New.York World.
Mr. Brady's Scenes and Incidents" Of which years
product IL now offered the public nesimabe chToni-
ers Of this tempesuous epoch exquisite In beauty truthful
as the records heaven appealing With everncr sasng In
ere 20 the srtover tho historian and the patriotic the
eager delight Of cl idhood and tho memories Of age Tnsn
protector has gone his work with conscientious arssnes
becoming acknowledged leader of his profession In Amer.
lea "Bady's Photosr sphc Corps" heartily wo,'
coined in each OF our armies been feature 50 d'n's
and omuipreen the corps q balloon telegraph ana usn
operators They have ,hseaded the weary staaa VI 80.
march; have hung the sSirts OF every os'' 80.
caught the compassion Of the hospital, the toiH' -
bivouac the pomp and rsnopy OF the
the cloud of conflict. Tie dash OF the oA3'e's' Wv
and anguish Of tho hirawon held
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