... The drawings ore most remark ab!*i and will no doubt minutely —'—■« so they deserve be. A set very ftp* scenery in the Yo-Semite Valley, are contributed Mr. Marsh, the Manchester Guardian-, they are 20 in number, and illustrate soenery of the mostawe-striking ...

... and Mr. Marsh, one of. the literary ataff of the Manchester Guardian, contributes less than twenty photographs in the Yo-Semite Valley, one of the most picturesque districts of the auriferous regions California. ' ' Corridor (D), staircase for Lecture ...

... travellers to visit the wonders of the new world. One of the grandest sights on the Pacific side is declared to be the valley Yosemite, in the Sierra range, about t.- are east of San Francisco. The first time a white man ever entered it wits in 184.3, and ...

... above the valley of from 3,000 ft. to 5,000 ft. Another then, we have in the Poems a picture of Greek marriage as gorge, which is inferior only to the Yosemite—the Too- to its unity, freedom, perpetuity; as to the restraints upon lumne Valley—is at the ...

... of older granite. The lake and valley system of California deeply interesting. its chief being tbe central valley of the Sacramento and San Joaquin, supplemented at the south the valleys the Tulare and Kern. These valleys form a basin about miles long ...

... Sumatra, and Ghazepore, hence; Edith, (? Edith Moore,) and Delhi, (? City • of Delhi,) at Calcutta—Henry Cooke, Tiger, and Assam Valley, at Pensacola April 3—City of Antwerp, (rms,) and Kedar, (s,) hence; and Borussia, (rms,) from Southampton, at New York May ...

... who visited the in 1652. says The roast a continual tract of high ridges hills and valleys, which a'tornately run pointing upon the shores from north south The valleys are from two to Ove furlongs wide, and in length from the sea three or four miles. ...