PORTRAIT OF GENERAL TAYLOR.
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a profound and general anxiety having been
manifested throughout the country to procure a
correct and trustworthy portrait of tho hero Of
Patio Alto AMI R2Saca dc la Palma, of Monterey
and Buena Vista, we early determined to procure
one. at whatever trouble or expense, worthy the
subject and the reputation Of our Magazine. We
found great difficulty III obtaining unduub bled
aud correct original, but have entirely sue
Ceeded, and have the pleasure OF informing our
friends that, in the July number, we will present
!hrm with portrait Of GEN. TAYLOR, by
SAETA!N. from an original drawing taken at
Monterey, ana pronounced by the hero himself
and his companions IN arms, 10 be perfect like.
ness, uri by far the best in yxlsIrnce. At the
present time, when the pulse of the land thrills
with grateful admiration of tie hero ol so many
conflicts, all w0ged with unequal force, and all
crow ned with immortal lrIUmphs. an accurate
aud brilliant likeness of him cannot fail to proya
a welcome Offering TO our patrons. The portrait
will be found To do that Justice TO the Iiiustrlous
Original which has been denied in the wrelched
carcaturcs heretofore given, to Indicate, in the
open frankness of the veterans face, tine mental,
moral and military characteristics, the irresistible
genius, the Ion-lIke spirit, the iron energy and
noble benev Violence, which distinguish him. The
portrait will be accompanied by a spirited MEM
or of his life, drawn from the most authentic
sources.


Graham has become the standard Of taste in
matters of establishment, and has led the way in
every thing really beautiful published in the
Magazine. The voice OF tho public press hc


it places the work al the Head OF AMEAlcAN
LITERATURE, is unanimous in the announcement
that no work ever started IN the country has been
so elegantly embelIlshed, or has SO rapidly ia