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Duff Green's Washington Institute or Manual Labor School, has been abandoned by him on the requisitioa of the journeymen printers, who had combined against him, and resolved at meeting of the craft not to enter his employ. Against this opposi- ton he was unable to sustain himself, and has been obliged to give up for the present the establishment of the institution, which for many years has been with him theme of great consideration. In his correspon- dence with the committee of printers, he expresses a hope of their ultimately beeom- ing friends to the proposed institution, and void of prejudice, and convinced of the ben eficial results which will accrue from its es- fablishment As an example he intends educating his son as practical printer, on the plan which has caused the excitement, in company with a certain number of youths of his age, whom he will select from the number of respectable applications that he has already received.-G. Y. Star.