Visitation of a “Prince of the Blood-’’
The rumor is again stated that our Cn
nadian neighbors are to be Ire tied to
visit, abopt lhe first of June, fro’*.; th.
Princ.d of Wale'-. The' ostensible cau.se o'
the visit, it is repeated, q tb-.t be “maj
put into its place the !a>t of tlui Vic
toria Bridge over the St. Lawrence at Mon
■treal, belonging to and forming part of the
Graild Trunk PLaihvay of Canada. This
[bridge was ? ’ 3l%t and crowning labor o
the late Aobert Stephenson. It is nearl
[two miles long; the masonry is 3,000,00<
kaibic feet, weighing 220,000 tons; each
block of stone ueighs from seven to ten tons,
the weight of iron in the tu >s 10,400 ton-,
and the whole cost was £1,250,000. This,
bridge has been for some time open foi
traffic.”
Teachers’ Institute.—Chancellor Bak
’tAßD will hold Institutes, this year, in each
county in the State, from which he receive
I assurances: Ist. Th it 40 teachers de ire to
have such appointment made. 2d. That
due notice of such appointment will be pub
lished. 3d. That accomodations will be
given to teachers; an<l 41 h. That a suit
able place will be I'urni h d free for tbc
mertmg. He desire I appiic ints t> a hire
him at an early 1 day, naming their,/’rtf, sec
arid and third choice as to week or week,
in the month preferred. His address is at
Madison.
