... of many thousand years. America, and especially California, is a land of wonders, and to the far-famed scenery of the Yosemite Valley must now be added the forest of big trees, and the glacier pavements which Mr. Muir has found in the Sierras. Geology ...

... ADULT SCHOOLS, Brighouse. 1 --Grand EXHIBITION and Deitcriptive Lecture, of a new series of photographs of the great Yosemite Valley, and Gloat Tr of Califorma.Falls of Ningent, Asdadie., Animals from the Zoological Gardens, by the aid of Mr M. Manley's ...

... transhipped at sea to the Pacific mail steamer for San Francisco, which was gained on October 27. Then, visiting the Yosemite Valley and Salt Lake City, I crossed the American continent to Chicago, Niagara, and New York, and reached London ott November ...

... of the tallest and largest bee in the world (says the St. James's Gazette). Every one has raid ef the marvels of the Yosemite Valley, and the Yellowstone Park, the huge national sporting-ground of the United States. But what are the giants of Cali. in ...

... amazing meohanioal product, though perhaps not surpassing three or four others, 'Old Faithful Geyser,' 'Bridal Veil Fell' (Yosemite Valley), The Pyramids,' and 'Lynmouth.' The number is worth buying.—Part 9, ROUND THE WORLD (61.) has twenty-four Pictures, taking ...

... next Tuesday evening, in the Oddfellows' Hall. (See advt. on front page.) The objects to be represented are—the great Yosemite Valley, and giant trees of California; the falls of Niagara; views in Asia; animals from the Zoological-Gardens, dm. They will ...

... Messrs E. Stevens, T. Denham, J. Wood, Airey, and Waddington—Mr M. Manley then exhibited a series of interesting views of Yosemite Valley, and other parts of America, &c., by his excellent lantern and o:ph:orogen lime light. Seldom have re seen views thrown ...

... receives these cataracts is the valley of Yosemite. This scene of grandeur is intersected throughout its entire length of about ten miles by the River Merced, which here flows in • westerly direction. The average breadth of the valley is • mile. Entering it from ...

... pos. session of the ground. A friend, who is a botanist, with two companions, once lost the trail in the mountains above Yosemite, and they were out two days before they found their way back. On the first night, when one of the party complained of suffering ...

... desirability of forining reserves, after the practice observed by the 'United States in connection with the glorious Yosemite and Yellowstone Valleys, and the principal groves of big trees, the Minister for Lands, proceeding to make amends for his past mistake ...