... 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 ...

... —Arrived : Libertas, from Liverpool. Oft Galveston.—Arrived: Osterlide, from Liverpool. San Franeisco.— Arrived: Baltic, and Valley Forge, from Liverpool; Jan. 9, Monmouthshire, from LiverpooL New York.—Arrived: America (ss), from Bremen; Erik (ss), from ...

... on the Miesolasipo. the city of Wh =go e Franeisso, the Bierra, Nevada Mountains; see a snow 9itugh oleatingt a trask, Yosemite Valley of Oallfsrnia, 5nd oilier p Inso interesti VNoD1. risk o et useboko en. Shipwreck, or railway accident.. ho asoceg xplnaton ...

... Hudson River, Albany Troy, Niagara Falls, Omsha, Mammoth Caves of Kenutucly. Big Tree of Mariposa, on to San Francisco, Yosemite Valley, &c.-home by middle of May. Advertiser knows of a speculation which will pay the expenses of botl beforethe timefor starting ...

... and some of them are very realistic such as the Saloon of a p Fall River Boat RTe President's Reception ; thl The Yosemite Valley, California,' showing the Po Mirror Lake and the Great Grizzly Bear Falls; the of 1United States Senate House, ho. Othier ...

... Auto- type (kCmpany, which reflect the highest credit on the artists. Those of The Hakorne Lake, and The Mirror Lake, Yosemite Valley, Oe- C serve to be specially mentioned. In the manner in which it is issued, Mr. Walmsley, of this city. has done great ...

... Unlike most of the other streams that is )er enter the Yosemite, are very imposing all the nI Me year round. The Cap of liberty rose prominently cc on iu the centre; back of that the upper Yosemite Ily opened, and beyond al were he anew-apped tE irt High ...

... natural woder the chief of Mish-is the magni H-OS: lis ficent.ad far-famed Yosemite Viy he Falls ider of Niagara are only BS3 feet, high, whle te faleek bray in the Yosemite Valley leaps down 160 feetc SS- at -a single bound, -hile thea - is a ?? mciut second ...

... of incident, at and rich in gossipy allusion, grave and gay. w C. F. Gordon Cununings description of the ut wonderful Yosemite Valley is graphie and ot appreciat>ive. There are awlso other sketches of to interest, independenbly of the continued stor~r ...

... thtse cuiteracts is tlhe valley of 'Vose- mite. This scene of graiideur is intersected throughout its entire length of ahout ten miles by the River Mtrced, -.which here .ows in a westerly direcuton. The average breadth of the valley is a mile- Entering it ...

... Puget Sound. kis next stop was at San Francisco, from whence he went to Oakland, Sacramento, and Stockton, He visited the Yosemite Valley and the big trees at Mariposa, the largest of which is 32 feet in diameter. Then he went to Los Angeles, Fort Yuma, Pasc-del ...

... Uacmillan this month. Under the title of The Valley of Waterfalls, Mr. Curzon gives a brief but comprehensive sketch of the conflicts with the Indians which ended in the dedication of the Yosemite Valley, California, to the public use; and follows it ...