, 1875-04-03

Tia hpf{ng exhibition Of pietur0H at tho E1-
position building will open In fow d1ys With An
ss"o"s 1,~"s' SUI 'A4 .,.as ] =. pstu'.o' 10
PROMINENT among tnose hFo 1n1eo ot especial ah-
to'est. Tho first Is large "ar-picturo by Mr.
Walker,
THE nArr1E or LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,
Il hs,<.ros - n.n 1rooksr ari, h.. ,,,ts ,,o,
x,.,,s.., " usa. g.. "u s,;o IN: ons pee',
exhioafoa previously Ill Two c'taes' no" fotk and
Cincinnati. 10 those who look upon size ~ tho
II il yery 1srre. That, however. ia py m moa.,s ms
-. Ky .1se. .,.,aias1 % u"r;. :. ~ W w nsaos
~ -. "a P,'"S'Fa. 4a.'. ~. ~ Pcsaso
1o'i Of nfo ana 'ateless' ~ 'he dissance ioomH
resting On it, sids about half way np, hiding
from yiaw thu rebol forces. Tboy ara
mvrLv ho,.,ds ~ ;5isas,o, ~ 49,
"J ns'a'o" ~ t. !" 'ue
troops thas thoy possibly conceal
but from mhom thoy also hide tho advancing
enomy. Toward the right, Apparcnt}7 alarmed
a ,.na ~ t,,a uorthor,, troons sro o,do.rn-,, ~
$3.50. ~. ~ ..saats ~. ..;u ,'",ss,4, us 20
sesspo' ou' @n' a4of''5 n.o et'' oe''s 'nsa1eo oy
been commissioned to maize the hank movement
can be seen In tho distance, whilo oveyy historic
aud geographical dtsatl bas been most carefully
nfesoryod. There In mono Of the carnage NJ bat
TO- howovor+ There aro bursting shells explod-
ing n,incs, doad horses, but mons Of tic we!ter-
Ing horrors Of day after baltic. 1t is on to
victory, aud tho whofo Bprit OF tho picture
convcya that idea. Tie foreground ts teyotcd
to tho meeting Of Msj.-Gen. Hooker bettar
Maj. Reynolds, rho, having brought mp tho re-
Serye las Just ealnted hN superior officer aud
III nwaiting orlers. Tlese arc the priuc4pal fig
urco iu the foreground, which, however, ia flied
with multitude OF men md horrea. Behind
Gen. Hooker, rho IL mounted on whto horse,
are bis etafr. Among tho mounted oEcera arc
Gen. Duttorfold. Col. ]. D. Fesscndrr Col. Le
DNc. Capt Il. "; perklns, Mn}. w .lI-a*renee.
Lieut.. 8. ". Taylor. and Lieut. H.
e. Wharton. while III the rear Of these
IL 1lis escort Of cavalry, bearing the hag
Of tho Twelfth Army Corps, with tho Division
sinntle, their phYalognonica having Econ studied
IL detail aud from nature as we'll III tho other
features Of the groat picture.
Tho scserro corps who flu up tho foreground,
their march, sio drawn with trntl, in the MINOR
desai1s that uanst interest any oua Who knew any.
thiuR Of camp life during tho war.
As they como up they arc yariouslY accoutrod.
One man has possessed limsotf OF aemltohn.
another il carrying = phil. and third has oyi.
deatly possessed h'u1aelf Of stray log in
addition to hIs hRyerBac1i. TIE troops Id tho
immediate foreground arc ou!y visible from tho
Malat up, aomotl.inE OF an iufsiiseameot upon
the usual method adoptod, but giving life-iiko
effect 70 the men In blue. One has ha faco
turned toward tho spectator and III examining
lia rifle. 4 Heconu QUO, Of tho hagd-fenturcu
kind gtins ns he half lookB around sbisd
looks bsek 10 zoe what hiH companion Is doing.
Otler faces arc Hh0wn, either fully or III sonle
other sicw, each differing III widely in oxprca-
sion as such concousso naturally would. There
is great character and vivacitY In al tho mon's
tigutcs II there seems to be fault anywhero II
Inns evidently not studied tho equine faco and
fguro With the attention he has bestowed upon
tho human. Among tue geographical ponta aro
naccoo1l range IL the dlBsHnes Lookout Valley,