... On the north aide of the room were 'placed some very fine views of nature, as in the marvellous characteristics of the Yosemite valley, representations of Indian architecture, portraits of Japanese, and scenes in Japan. The latter were the work of a native ...

... of the degradieg scenes witnessed in the latter was given. - From San Francisco, be went to Mined, ins route for the Yosemite valley, on the Ist. December. On the road he saw many melancholy traces of disappointments which had been experienced during ...

... Orillidieg - e yuplyydia collection of _ . - - - • .1 apsoem photegr;sphs awl other picture.: including views of the Yosemite Valley owl other part+ of America, and them were adtantageously staged in different parts of the room, and were much ad. aired ...

... description of the degraded scenes witnessed in the latter was given. From Franciece, be went to Mimed, re route fie the Yosemite valley, on the lat. Decent, On the road he saw many melancholy tram* of disappointments which had been experienced earl the period ...

... Oscar Wilde oa his first acquaintance with them, were presented, and greatly charmed and interested the spectators. The - Yosemite Valley and San Francisco were next described. In addition to this the lecturer produced examples of statuary which he saw in ...

... with sufficient force to do any damage. The earthquake of March Nth hurled immense rocks down the cliff into the Valley of the Yosemite. mulling great pine trees to splinters- A despatch from the mouth of Colorado River says the earthquake immense waves ...