... of incident, at and rich in gossipy allusion, grave and gay. w C. F. Gordon Cununings description of the ut wonderful Yosemite Valley is graphie and ot appreciat>ive. There are awlso other sketches of to interest, independenbly of the continued stor~r ...

... Uacmillan this month. Under the title of The Valley of Waterfalls, Mr. Curzon gives a brief but comprehensive sketch of the conflicts with the Indians which ended in the dedication of the Yosemite Valley, California, to the public use; and follows it ...

... work will be em- bellished by nearly one hundred woodcuts illustrative of scenes in the Utah country and in the famous Yosemite valley, the giant trees, &c. Mr. Ga-rdner's continuation of the late Mr. Brewer's Calendar of Papers relating to Henry VIII.'s ...

... ht, ders, the chief of which is the magnificent and fiar- n., famed Yosemite Valley. The falls of Niagiara are In- only one hundred and sixty-three feet high; the fall in the Yosemite xralfey leaps down one thousand six hundred feet at a single bound, ...

... Auto- type (kCmpany, which reflect the highest credit on the artists. Those of The Hakorne Lake, and The Mirror Lake, Yosemite Valley, Oe- C serve to be specially mentioned. In the manner in which it is issued, Mr. Walmsley, of this city. has done great ...

... Articles on Hablot Brownes and Millet are distinctly fresh, as are also the to several stories in this number. The Yosemite An )n Valley and the World's Fair come in for atten- ave .a tion in hbief papers, and the number altogether is a will be found ...

... character- c st istic work representingrustiefemalefigures in a c lay wood. Other striking works are Haytime ina ,e; the Nene Valley. by AlfredEast, R.L; The his Piazza- Belhino,' J. Aumonier ; A Cottage ng Garden, Yeend King; The Farm Ford, his ...