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E-g7 The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION
commenced lis session for The present year at Por:-
land on Friday last, and was opened with an intro
duciory lecture by Professor Stowe of Cincinnati.


His SUBJECT says the Portland Advertiser, was the
necessity OF Religious Instruction part OF Pop
uiar Education. II treated in the plain, iorcbe
and very lively style by which that gentleman is SO
well characterized. The particular point necessarily
most lahored, was 10 show that such instruction
could be given without any violation OF the rights
Of conscience. On this head, the lecture was fair,
ingenious and fotcible and tended as far as could
be 10 remove The ordinary doub;s. In the afternoon,
Mr.. Weld OF North Yarmouth lectured on Classical
lns tr,lc ton.