... his way to California Some of the views in California are particularly attractive, especially those in the celebrated Yosemite Valley. The views of Washington also attract much attention. In the glimpses of passing events great interest is taken in the ...

... San Francisco, and has, of course, her say about Salt Lake City and its over-married inhabitants and the glories of the Yosemite Valley. Then without more breathing space than is afforded by the interval between two chapters, we find her ascending the M ...

... magnificence and grandeur 'of the Yosemite valley ? Perhaps we have followed Madame ifossiter far enough. She introduced a much larger number of views than we have attempted even to enumerate; but we should not omit the ' valley farm, shown under summer and ...

... public upon the fare of which they are invited by this volume to partake. Of California, of the Sierra Nevada, and the Yosemite Valley, of the scenery of the Merced and Tuolumne, there is indeed much that is delightful to be told; but, seeing that Mr. Fisher ...

... his impressions of Ottawa and Quebec, of New York and Boston, of Chicago and Utah, of San Francisco and the far-famed Yosemite Valley. Still, every intelligent traveller who is not satisfied with looking at a country through the medium of books gains new ...

... a single factory of any description. The best articles are those on places like the Yellowstone National Park and the Yosemite Valley, extracted almost verbatim from well- known sources. When Mr. Bradshaw tries again, we would advise him, first, to visit ...

... at IMllcuiiico's. Indeed, the two most remarkable bits of scenery in the St.lvs ale undoubtedly Delmonico's, and the Yosemite Valley, and the foruijr place has done more to promote a good feeling between England and \incrica than anything else has in ...

... there are hundreds who have set eyes on the Alps and thousands who have set eyes on Paris for one who has set cyes on the Yosemite Valley. We cannot agree with our vigorous Iu~l that this is matter for regret. The ordinary American way of doing Europe is ...

... remarked to Lady Howard, Well, I guess it's what they're paid for, and so they've just got to do it. Of course, the Yosemite Valley was visited, and the famous Mariposa big trees, few of which are less than 380 ft. high, or 80 ft. in girth. Then, turning ...

... unpretentious, and makes no violent effort to instruct. The authoress's- account of her entry into and journey through the Yosemite Valley is a most realistic bit of writing. We remember well that exciting drive through the Sierras. And so accurate is the ...

... narrative, which introduces the earth- quake supposed by many geologists to have formed that Californian wonder, the Yosemite Valley. The latter author overcrowds his space, however, and leave; two of his leading incidents in very unfinished dondition ...

... travel published for many a tay. *Life with Tcaos-Siberiain Savages. By B. Douglas Howard. (Longmnans). THE YOSEMITE * The Yosemite Valley is one of the showplaces of America, and were it not situated in such an out-of-the-way spot in the centre of ...