LEAVES FROM MY JOURNAL.-BY J. r. b. NJ.
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No 2-SCENEs IN ALTO CALIFORNIA.


The next morning we got under weigh
and stood to sea, with the purpose Of clay
ing off and on " at the mouth Of the bay,
until the A. should make her appearance.
As that beautiful but inhospitable shore
receded from our view, general feeling
of indignation prevailed among US at the
brutal treatment, which compelled us to
brave the dangers of the sea, instead of
enjoying ourselves as we had anticipated,