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4 aas,r projeci.- General Green, of the Washington Telegraph, has announced his intention to open an institution at the seat of government for the education of apprenti- ces to the printing business. His plan is to take 200 students, who are to be divid- ed in classes, one to compose on the Tele- graph certain number of hours in the day, and on several literary and scientific works; the remaining hours 10 study. Their edu- cation IS to be perfect, and they are 10 be first rate compositors and proof readers; to be fed and clothed, and the surplus of wages laid by for them at the end of their apprenticeship. The Typographical Soci- etY have protested in strong language