EDUCATION IN GREECE.
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A plan for promoting education IN Greece,
by means Of funds and teachers sent from this
country, has been formed IN this cl'y'


IT is proposed to establish IN hat country,


IA high School or national Ecademy at which
Young men may be trained for superlntedlng
elementary schools, and for the studylot useful
professions.


Q A hig b school Tor Females designed princl-
|pafly Tor tue 1nSruClfuH % thusC "ho may b0-
come teachers.


Several elementary schools, models OF the
most approved methods ofinstructlon .
The Greek School Committee consists OF


the following gentlemen, Hon: Albert Gallatln
Chairman, Arthur Tappan, Esq. Treasurer,
Rev. M. Buren, Cor Secretary, Mr. Knowles
| Ta~lor. Re. Secretary, Seth Z. Staples, Esq
+. Lord ESQ. DR.. S Akerly, Il Richard L.


Hanes, Esqr>.


This is all very good, the deciples of Jesus
Christ like their Swine master, delight In the


work of benevolcnce, and mercy.-New York
NAV emphatlcally be stlled a city, of benevo-
llence--From this Jerusalem, of the New world,


issues ten thousand streams which go fourth
rejoicing the hearts Of men and making glad
1.-The city. Of God. In this | can safely say my
Eheart does rejoice, every individual who en-
liovs the bountns of Providence, in this land
lof light and liberty should consider himself as
II steward Of the lords treasure, and should DE


ambitious IN doing all the good in his power


Yet must confess write this paragraph with
mingled emotions Of JOY and grief, and for the
last eighteen months have felt it my duty tc
, withhold my mite from the public treasury


and administer it IN more private way, no
.lthat think there is TOO much doing, on the con
! trary | tllnk there is not half enough done by
! I,he churcn. The Earth is the Lords and tn


Treasures thereof, and as cheerlully as WI
lhave received so cheerluily should we give
! But the church is fallible, and often fea
. christians are not sufficiently careful in exam
G ning into what channels they should direc
e their benevolence-w there is not too nadc
done abroad, there is far too little done at nom
II fear that the charity which si5 hs for the al
u licted of other cimes, that groans over oppres
e sed humanity in other countries, and does Iii
j. lie or nothing to relieve the victims Of ignc