... the spruce, 1,200 ; tfie walnut, ; and the yew, 3,200. It is not unreasonable to. suppose that some the giants of the Yosemite Valley are older than any those given, their years being almost, if not Quite, equal to those tbefperiod since the Flooo, according ...

... Blackfriarap at present in California. In letter he just written home, dated from Scobie’s Ranch,, he passes over the Yosemite Valley and tha ' Golden Gate, &c., too well known to need description, but he linds much that is interest-.’ in in the universities ...

... visitors to Niagara have to peep the great falls between hoardings gaudy with placards, and to accept the grandeur of the Yosemite Valley along with gigantic recommendations of certain candies and chewing-gums. To be sure, neither our own country nor the Continent ...

... alight. United States have now three natiennl perks or pleasure grounds—the Yellowstone, with its geyeers; the Yosemite, comprising the femeus valley, with about million acres the surrounding country; and lastly, the Sequela, which includes the “big trees ...

... grand results in men, minerals,. and nedical colleges. On the homeward track bey spent few days amid the wonders of he Yosemite valley—-the Yellowstone Park, ■.nd the World’s Fair at Chicago. We hope ;hey had a Kodak with them, and may give ns the benefit ...