AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY.
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MT. Cornelius, the Secretary of this excellent nst- tuition, has for several weeks past been pleading the wants of the Society the friends of well educated ministry, in the city of NewYork, and with success as great as that which crowned the efforts of the off, cers ofthe Missionary Society it that place in Sep tember last. The church in Beckman St. under the pastoral ofRev, Dr. Spring, has voted to carry 30 young men through all the stages of an education at an annual expense of $75 each,-the sum usually appropriated by the society to it's benefcares. This noble example has been followed by the church in Laight St. (Rev. Mir. Cox's which has voted to ed ucate like number, at the same expense. The Cen. tal Presbyterian Church has also voted to supply funds annually, in the same ratio, for the support of ten pious young men, preparatory for the miDistry. Here is provision made for the education of Seventy ofthe church for the service of the sanctuary by three churches in one city; and when like chariabe zeal shall spread into all the churches in land, there will then be no want of missionaries for the hea then or for the supply of destitute places at home.- Should the question be asked, where will suitable candidates for so great charity be fouud 1.-the an. swer is, they are already ound tn the fruits of-Sab bath School instructions and reVvals of religion and the same means will continue to supply them, n num- bers sufficient to employ all the funds which the church shall bestow for their education.