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... emerges from the forest and finas li:ni-ielf on the brink of a tremendous precipice in full view of the Yosemite Valley, lvine 31500 feet blerw him. The valley is twelve miifes Yong and about a mile and a-half wide, and i-, in fact, a great chasm shut in ons ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... et (s,)—Mauritins, (L)—Smyrna—New Dominion-5C3 -u oston—Margaret Lewis, Lisbon—Hermine, West Coast — ~°B , San Francisco—Yosemite—Zarco, (s,) Palermo—lsabella, I sland —Te res a P E. E Island—Ambrose, Bombay—J. P. . 4ee ler, Bombay. ..cleator Isabella ...
... MRS. YELVERTON LOST NEAR YOSEMITE. We learn that the Hon. Urs. Yelvertoa mol with a serious misfortune on Sunday last, in attempting to leave Yosemite Valley unattended. Mrs. Yelvertou had been several months tho Valley, and on Sunday morning; storied ...
... Mrs. Yelverton met with a serious misfortune on Sunday last in attempting to leave Yosemite Valley unattended. Mrs. Yelverton had been spending several months at the Valley, and on Sunday morning started alone on horseback from Hutching's Hotel to come out ...
... significant Even Mr. Whitney, the June | State geologist, ia his gaide book to the famous Valley of the June | ly, to follow on to know Ged, must make them Yosemite, is so far faithless to his scientific brethren a3 to Jane to subordinate all persenal festings ...
... route, er parts of it, by road and rail, for fifteen years, and especial attention was given to his descriptions of the Yosemite Valley, which may be considered almost unbroken ground to Earopean lovers of grand natural scenery. Among those present at the ...
... from the last Cabinet. WATERFALLS.-111 the Yosemite Valley, situated on the top of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, water falls over a ledge of rock to a depth of 1,500 feet. Go and see a picture of this valley in Hardy Gillard's Great American Panorama, ...
... all slaughtered and buried. Warinramar—ln the Yosemite Valley. situated on the tip of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, water f ilia over a ledge of rock ti a depth cf 1600 ft. Go and tee • picture et this valley in Hardy Gillard's Great American Panorama which ...