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THE PERFECT CHARACTER.

William s. and Alfred Nartiea have in
press another work, the CrueihxiOn Oi Christ,
from Major Hill, author Of Considerations
on the Sermon on the Mount We make
the following extract from advance sheets:
How has il happened that the Esangelists
alone. Of all The multitudinous writer's Of the
world, have succeeded in describing con-
sistent character: Three of those who &C.
complished what thousands have attempted
in vain we're illiterate men two OF them
we're fishermen. How has il happened that
few despised Galileans have surpassed ma.
ms myriads, possessing genius, taste, learn.
ing. refinement and cultivation We do
them but Justice, when We acknowledge the
perfcetion of their description. The per
lection Of the character described must also
be taken into account. II Jesus were a
mythical hero. how did these rude fishermen
get the idea Of such a man: History afford.
I ed no exemplar, the traditions Of mankind
/ furnished no model. The heroes, the sages,
the demigods Of antiquity bore no resen.
sblance to Jesus Of Nazareth. What then
guided his bographers, IN their narration %
his mighty works, his wonderful diseourses,
h. consummate prudence, his matches
courage, his patience, his love, his torbear.
ance, his indomitable zeal, his untiring IN.
dustry, his resignation to the will Of God,
hi. cheerful Submission TO the laws Of man.
his touching devotion 10 kindred and friends
HI. exalted patriotism. his Kindness to enc.
mics, lis forgiveness Of prosecutors, his In
difference TO the seduetions Of flattery, HI,
superiority to the prejudiees Of his age and
nation, his refusal 81 proIIered honars and
distinctions. his contempt Of all the tricks
by which popular favor is won, his uneom
promising integrity, his habitual praserlal
. ness. his attention 10 the weak, the poor, tb'
, despised Of the world his tenderness viii
. his friends, his serene and dignificd depori
. ment with opposers Of the truth, his aaee
: iionate sympathy with the afflicted and th'
/ lbereayed. Whence did these tOllers o.
/. Lake Gennesareth get the idea Of such
! man, holy, harmless, undeliled, aud separate
; from sinnefsi IIow are We 70 explain III
j. fact that we are indebted to these rude az,
unIeltered men for the representation Of th
only perfect Being, uniting all that Is boil
and tesolutc in man with all that IL genll
+ and lovely in woman--yea, combining god
like intelligence and powers with all tha
i can be imagined Of The generous, the noble
/. the disinterested 10 nnfallen and uneorrupt
> ed humanity Well might Rousseau thin
!. that lie conception nj such character .oal
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STRuCK ~ LIGHISISo.- We were visited
yesterday evening. about seven o'clock, with
pretty considerable OF a storm. The rain
came down very heavily. and was aeeompa-
MED with terrific peals Of heavens artillery,
thunder and lightning. The wind, also,
blew quite fariously, twisting OF the limbs
Of trees in most exposed situations. aud do.
ing triiling damage TO fences. &c.
During the storm, while the lightning and
thunder IN the clouds were sublimely ethib.
iting the power and sovereignty II God, the
dwelling Of Mr. q. a. French was struck.
The electric fluid lett the lightning and
passed into The north psrlor. bursting oIr the
plastering, running two.ihirds OF The way
round the room, srorchiDg the ceiling paper,
and il supposed 10 have made its escape
through the gas pipe. The neighboring
lights were instantly extinguished. The
thunder.bolt made its entrance into and exit
from the house without serious injury 10 any
of lie inmates. proyidentislIy, every ether
room on the first floor was occupied 20 We
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THE OPINIONS or 4 PATRIOT AND THE
VIEWS or a STATESMAN.
Iook upon IA. picture and upon ihsl. !"

" Look upon his picture and upon that
We have read. with more pleasure than
we ordinarily read publications emanatlns
from Distinguished leaders Of the Opposition,
the letter ~ the Hon. Robert c. winthrop,
IL Boston, to tie Hon. Hiram Ketchum, Of
Nes York, IN reply 10 a resolution OF
Whig committee. Of which the latter was
chairman: That, 10 the judgment Of this
committee, il IS not expedient at this time
further to discuss Or agltate The question OF
The slavery of the african race. &c. We
are sure that we cannot perform more
agreeable service 70 our readers than by re.
producing the following extracts from The
letter of Mr.. Winthrop: Bssl. Sia,sg.
We have gnOily heritage 10 manage
/ fns ourselves anil 10 transmit to our children.
Greatly as any Of %. may regret that Il did
not come dawn 10 y. lrum our fathers with
uut membranes or drawbacks Of any sort
1--we have set enough 10 b. thankful Tor
enough TO be proud ct. enough TO occupy Oul
most diligent and devoted attention., @ithou
begging trDuble' flom subjects nyer which
We have no contr0I a. a nation.
&" N"bply pretends that there is any con
stit1tinnai powsr 10 tie general government
over the lusltuiifN W lNUtItH saw ~ J
exi.t. IN the Sup,brrn states, ani nobu,l,
would know Whtt 10 DO with such pUWe
. ts.morrus, we're il bestowed upon the VA
tiOn. TIE State 10 which that institution
, exist. have a sufficient weight Of responsible
IT'S 10 regard to Il, without being yexsd al
yaaded by foreign Intervention +; and the in
! ier,ention Of the free states on this subjee
/ l. foreign intervention a. much as u IL wer
/ Great Britnb nr Faner.
"lnridenia tissues must. indeed. occasion
> ally ati.r, a. they hsts arisen, which bring
/. the whole subject inio discussion, aud upo
! which the councils Of the nation may be CON
= peiIed 10 act. But ! can see nothing at t
: moment Which calls for any such action ,
discussion nor anything, certainly, who
. involves ans inevitable or iFrepress,ble COT
4 hict between the Northern and tie soaiber
states. believe, az the contrary. that q
d best interests Of the Union, and oi all, wit
II nut exception, who dwell within rs limit
y call for cessation Of sectional strife.
e 4" bi0,a Reips5iio,, ~ 6ais ~ hiin'a
!. 1.-The more have looked over Tie field
), past or present political controversy. tie mo
e have been convinced lhat hptbing but e,
= has thus far resulted from ssttiynsl agitation
d Of the slavery question, aud that thsy ha'
d retarded, instead ol sJ'sn,sd. he piogrc
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of any Just opinions on the subject, both al
the North and at the South. Not few OF
the most deplorable struggles which have
been witnessed in relation to the new Terri
teries, have been infamed and Infatuated by
the ordinations and determinations which
have charac terized these controversies. Nor.
thern men and Southern men have taken up
extreme and untenable doctrines in the mere
heat of opposition, and in order to spite each
other. Principles and measures have been
proposed and pressed in spirit OF retalla-
ton, from which sober second thought
would have reyolted, and would now revolt.
"If have any serious fear, at this instant,
that the revival of the foreign slave trade
would have any considerable number OF ad-
yocates at the South, it arises from the ap.
prehension that the question will be seizea
upon for party purposes at the North, anu
made the subject of angry, reproachtui, in-
discriminate denunciation.
Undoubtedly. issues may be raised here
after, as they have been heretofore, which
must be met. But If could hope that my
voice would be heard or needed anywhere,
would deprecate the disposition to anticipate
such issues. or to act upon any predictions
Of their inevitable necessity. Let the South
ern mind and the Northern mind have TINT
TO recover from the fever and frenzy OF re-
cent struggles; let them be turned oncs
mure. and turned together, 10 the cons,dera
ton of common interests and common dan
gers; let them unite in disising means to-
maintaining an honorable and insioiabie neu
trality in the wars which are now consnlslni
the Old World; and let it be the generou
, rivalry Of Us all which part of the countr.
shall do most to promote the prosperity an,
welfare of our Republican system. and whic
shall most worthily illustrate the history
thuse free institutions which were iounde
, BY common and glorious ancestry"
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A Durt.--Alas alas! Has our friend,
the Doctor, of Broadway, at length sst lhe
laws Of Heaven at defiance, and plunged
into the guilt Of the duclist: ilas he yield
ell to imperious custom, and yielding, dared
10 attempt the sacrifice OF bis valuable life
life which all in the civ have 80 deep an
interest inn Yes, IL IS too true. lie met
his antagonist, who, seeing bis red hot wrath,
left the battle-ground by rapid retrograde
movement. Now the second had to take The
real sggressor's place, OF else be branded as
a coward. Many we're this seconds regrets
that he had ever consented TO light another,s
battle; but az il was now too late TO think
Of regrets and false steps, so with IS little
apparent learleSsness as he could well com.
mand, he took his place and faced the heroic
Doctor. The deadly fire locks were nov
grasped. and just a. ihe word FIRE was about
to be announced, the piety Of the Doctor
oyereame his heroism. and in loud voice
cried, " IIuld your ERE sm not AFRAID e
die but ! now remember the pledge ] made
never, under any circumstances, 10 hghi
duel" You're a coward aud l-r,
said the antagonist, " and you shall light Of
run. Now, sir, quick Select between Ii,
two. Pm eager Tor The onset" Did you
say I might run if wished I" Yes
j" Well, as that looks better than an air.hol.
would through my body. and since il would
distract The city to hear Of my premalur,
fate, believe I will run; and will, If you
have no objection, start now"
Thus, by The eoneilatory spirit Of The he
roic Doctor. his legs have Dnce more sayet
his life. and kept Us from chronicling sal
event re-. fft,ligsresr
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rmr pEAcr INsrrrrrE


We learn that the strt kholders ~ the Peace
Institute. Presbyterian Female School pro-
posed 10 be established IN this City, held
their first meeting on the 18th inst.
More than hall Of the stock was represent
ed IN person or by proxy. After prayer By
Rev. J. ". Atkinson, William Peace, Esq,
was called TO the Chair. and Mr.. r.. Niece
appointed Secretary. Resolutions we're IL.
frred By y. q. Fowle. Esq, and unanimous.
y adopted. providing for committee 10 OBJ.
tain letters Of Incorporation; also declaring
the title u the corporation shall be The
Peace destitute !" also the capital stock
$4,000; also, providing for committee
70 report bylaws for the government Of the
corporation; also for committee for pur-
chasing 4 site FOR the Institute also express
sing the opinion that the lots owned by the
Hon. X. Rayber and Dr.. 7. ID. IIagg, situate
outside and near the northern limits 81 the
City. would be a suitable site fos the pro-
posed building.; also, calling on the subseri-
bers Tor twenty per cent. TO be paid by the
fifteenth day Of Ausgust.
Messrs. ". ID. Turner, r. MeGer, and
D. q. foWie were appointed . committee 10
procure letters Of incorporation Tor the com
psby.
The Reverends J NJ. Atkinson. Nsill Nc
Nav. W. l.. Miller. T.. g. Wall and Rufus
Iiatringer. Esq, committee 60 prepare BY
laws Tor the corporation. aud Messu. Giles
Mebane, q. u. Wilder, J. NJ. Atkinson. ID.
u. Fnale, land on mOtion. the chairman va.
aided to the committee 10 purchase ,uit.
able site for the buildings. aud contract Tor
their erection As early as practicable.
Slaadgd
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ThcoIoglesI.-ws have rtseI,

ThcoIogicsI~-wshs have received from the Office
Of The Presbyterian, where !, was printed. pamphle,
Of 10 pages, entitled Circumcision and Baptism, ia.
eamsnts d the Covenant Of Grsce beinE candid con.
sdsraiion ofihs points Al issue belwssn Pf.sbysrsns
and Bapiiss relative 10 Baptism, is scope, meaning,
node and SUBJECTS BY The Rev. y. X Nash, Pastor Of
Centre Church, Robeson County, NC"
We have read this liliIs book with much pleasure.
Though brief the arguments are clear and eogen,. and
u, Pfsbyishsn views q the ofdnsacs u Baptism are
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The Hon. William .. Ysnccy, Of Alshsma, passed
through Charlotte IN this STATE on Monday evening
the iith instant. While there he ass srenasd. sud
crowd gathered in front of The hotel aud called i6f
speech. he responded. the Democrat says, IN what
n4g be termed real disunion irc.ealing. sgilsiins
speech 4 near an hours length. in which he Argued
the conslitu,ionali,y Of the act prohibiting the
save isde. 10 favor Of Congressional intervention 10
schali Of slavery in The Territories. sud in favor d
llming a Southern conicJsfiey.e Ne con,endei tia,
Tie south should demand the repeal Of tie sci Of 1907
prohibiting the importation Of slaves the ad Of 1919
declaring It piracy 70 engage 10 the sliscifade and
the aet 81 1851. n,efj cling the sliys.tfsde IN The Die
uict Of Cslgmhis. II We remain in the UBioh,n b,
said these seis must BE- repealed" lie spoke d N,
indictment Of certain persons in his State Cor buying
Afteans illegally introduced isio the country; and
sad they had not yet been convicted. bHi II they sys
wsre be congratulated himself on the determination
Of BIZ people 10 rescue ihom from Imprisonment ID,
tone Of his remarks showing that be was disposed d
resist faithful execution Of the laws u Congress
When be concluded, three elieds wete called Tor;
Few only, and some boys responded. So says til
Democrat.
We were grsIifeJ % see the safneslbess with which
Tie Democrat rejects The ultra views uttered BY NJ
Ysncsy, and the little favor with which they were me-
| BY the people Of Charlotte.
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The n. Carolina RaIlroad.-Tho !

vile Observer, publishing the Reports Of the President
and Of the Board Of Directors, notices the important
fact that the net profits the road amount TO nearly
five per cent on the entire capital stock Of four millions
u dollars "The business Of The road" il says IL
increasing and will increase still rapidly, 50 that
there can scarcely be doubt that by the time the
100000 Of debt shall have been provided for, the road
will yield six per cent at least upon is entire capital.
And this will be the smallest part o. the benefit i will
have conferred upon the State in the development and
improvement Of the section through which i Passcs."
The Observer very Pertinenty remarks, that i i
fortunate that politics and politicians cannot XII the
road" .Look," il says, 10 the late election and aP.
pointmenl Of Directors. While Wings subscribed se.
ven eghhs Of The individual stock, and pay their lu
share Of the States subscription those same ndisidu.
al elected two Wings and two Democrats n Direc
tors whilst The Governor 81 The State appointed eight
Democrats, and No, solitary Wing, to The places q
liz git One woulI suppose, thai Il no sense q com
nm justice suiiicien, 70 prompt more hbefi
star polry, ste mBsn.snga. u The indIsidus
would ID %. bring blUsh q shame upoI
lie ceeek d every Democrat who compared them
Tie following arc the Directors ior tbs present year
Excited ID tie Stockholders, Charles T. Fisher, Gle
M.bane, Alexander MRae and Ralph GotreII; By ,h
state. Daniel N. Bauinger, Philemon y. Hawkins. I
HaErase, Paul &. Cameron. ". 4. Dorich, RIP. Dick
/ John 4 shaver, aud DR.. J. ". Bellsmy.
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The University. : We lean from the Stand.

The University. = We lean from the Stand.
ard, that at meeting of the Trustees of the Unyersi-
", held in Raleigh on Thursday last il was resolved
10 tender to the Rev. DR.. Francis h. Hawks the Pro-
essorshp of History, made vacant by the resignation
Of the Rev. Mr.. Ship. The Standard thinks he will
accept the appointment
Tho Protessorship Of Rhetoric AID Logic, made va
cant BY the resignation Of the Rev. Dr. Wheat, il
peq,ed will be filed by the Board Of Trustees at ihe
annual meeting in December.
Although we have had no direct communication OF
the subject, pleased TO learn from source uPor
which we place reliance, that the Rev. Charles Phillip
has declined the PrOfessoIshp recently rendered TO hin
in the Union Theological Seminary in Virginia; WI
are therefore relieved from the apprehension Of o"nl
his services as Professor in our University, ofic
Which he very ably and faithfully fills
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From the London Post.

A DrLlcATk REBrKr.-Mr. Webster wrote,
after continued prusocation. % the editor o.
newspaper which referred TO his private
AFFAIR.", and especial, to his not paying hls
debts. lie said substantially: !" II j. tue
that have no, always paid my debts pune.
tusIly, and That owe money. One cause
II this i, that have not pressed those who
awe me for payment. Is an instance Of thi.
enelose YOUR fathers note. made TO me
thirty wear. ago, Tor money lent TO him Il
educate his boys
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be as great miracle as the existence OF the
character himself Aye. there is one trait Of
the character of Jesus OF Nazareth, winch
could never have entered into the heart OF
man. Not one of our apostate race could
ever have conceived of a being so perfectly
onselti 81 as the man Of Gethsemane, the man
| of Calvary.
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The Family yisitOr.-Ws have received the
fourth number of very neatly printed paper in quarto
form, entitled The Family Visitor semi.mon,hly
Family paper" II is published at Colerane, N. c. st
$3.50 year, paid in advance. The number before us
is well filed, and gives promise Of being valuable
publication.
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Bank Of North Carolina. -

holder. II The new Bank 81 North Caroul met 10 ilr
city u Raleigh On wednrrdly Last, anil proceeded q
Organize the company. They were IN session tSo
days. The following gentlemen were elected Difee-
tors. yiz. George W. Moriecai. Esq. Hon George T.
Badger. Hon. John II. Bryan, Hon. d. N. Blfringsr
b. r. Moore, Esq, Hon. Charles Manly, Kemp r Bat
tc. aud j. ". II. Watson, Esqts Mr. Morieeai 70
ceyed the unanimous vote o. The sloekholden,-a de-
served compliment 10 his iiieiiiy and worth. u. W
Courts. E.q. PabIic Treasurer, aud w X Poole. Esq.
we're appointed Director. The part q The State
Branches o. Tie nsw Bank were objected % be e
tabli.hei ., Wilmington, Fayetteville. .Tsfbofoush
Windsor. Milton Charlotte and Morganion.
AZ meeting Of The Director. on Friday, George W
Nofdeesi, E.q.. va. elected President, and Charlie
Dewey, Esq. Cashier.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, July ~. 1859.
u,,lsborough Military Academy.-w

understand that on the 18th OF August the cornerstone
of The new Barracks for this Institution will be laid, Oh
which occasion Henry X. Nash, Esq. will deliver the
address. Prom the reputation of the orator, we may
anticipate rich literary accompaniment to the inter-
esng Masonic ceremonies usual on such occasions.
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ably sustained The work is the more worthy Of com.
mendation because Of the kind and charitable spirit
which prevails through the whole Of il; not one harsh
or unchariiabe sentiment has been permitted to disf-
CURE single page We think il deserves an attentive
perusal.
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Davidson College.-we learn that Capt. @.
r Kingsbury, Of the U. s. Army. has been elected 10
the Professorship Of Mathematics aud Civil Engineer
ing IN Davidson College. made vacant by the rsgna.
lion Of Maj d. II, Hill Capt. Kinssbuy, !, IS stated.
Is native Of North Carolina. Of high literary attain.
ments. and a man Of eminen, pety.
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when Charlie. V. read upon the tomb u a
Spanish noblemau-"Iiere lies one ~hp nes.
e. knew lear" be very wiitily replied
/" Then be never snufied candle With hl,
fingers"
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ppnrrcrInN AND FREE TRADE.

The New York Courier and Enquirer com
pares the trade of this country during me
last year, with that of France, and deducts
from it the following argument Tor protec'
ton:
We are perhaps the most decided example
of free trade, Great Britain in its tobacco,
sc. monopolies not excepted, and France IS
certainly the best exponent OF protection.
The trade Of France for 1858 was
Exports Sts-,-ss , s.ou
Imports 8io''of'oVO
Balance Of trade IL favor Of France. s76,7Oi.soO
The trade exclusive OF specie Of the Uni
ted States for the last six months OF 1858,
and the first three months Of 1889, were a.
follows:
Impor,. saas.eio,4is
Exports @1,o4-,sis
Balance Of trade against the United
States 9l-,Ostff99
The balance Of trade including specie in
favor Of this country for the same period was
81, 4g., gi6 How then does this comparl.
son show tie practical workings Of :. Tree
trade and "protection y France has Z
l large debt, the expenses and disastrous Ct
fleets Of past and expected war. and main
tenance OF the finest Navy and Army in The
world. We have everything to make Vi
nrnsnaroul--a comparatively small debt. nt
standing army. small navy. and govern
ment So economical that ii cannot afford e
nurse an infant steam merchant marine
France Is growing in power and has suiiere.
slight commercial resulsions. thur marin'
and manufactures are either On the decline
or al best stationary, and We have been com
mercially the sick man " Of the year,
Turkey was politically Of previous year
Those who. while running" in their owl
Individual affairs. cannot read IRON tines
figures false commercial policy on the par
of our country. must be wilfully blind, an
have no need Of honest argument 70 max
them right.
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Ladies, Misses and Children.
Gents, Bows and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.

Ihave Just received, direct from the manufactures,
all the different colors aud styles OF Gents, Boys and
Children IS Fur, Cashmere, Merino, Wool and Straw
Hats, including
Gents fine seft Bell Paris Hats;
- French /"
I" Cable 80
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nasbDillf Patriot.
Aew-Dork.

rou vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
''"A House Appleton Building, 34o Broadway,
New-York.
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ENr Saie.

II HAVE for sale a very likely Negro, 20 years Of
4 age that has been we'll trained as house and
dining room servant, AtNo. S3 CEDAR street.
marsO Il, J. LYLkS-
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B. Merchants in want of any Oi the above ar
ticcs will ud their advantage 10 give me call
can anmodate them by the case or dozen at as low
prices as any other house in the City.
mar3-tf q b. r. CUTTER
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St. Xa0uls Golden Syrup.

USr reserved IA packages u - and 10 gAiIans, -
81 Louis Gsl1ea SFrap-
Also, Loaf, ,crazAsd znd Powdered sagars.
AIzEII, HouFER Co,
Hsyse-a Scs sna Aarkat street.
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WHIPS, WHIPS, &c,-a full assortment.
Machiuists. sc.

4o00reet Of Leather and Gum Betting from TO IL
inches wide, also Lace Leather, Copper Burrs and
Rivets hand AMI for sale, Tow for cash at Nos SO
aud 80 corner OF College and Broadway.
b R. CUTTER.
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Lemons! Lemons

n BOXES fresh sicily Lemons, Just received BY
<tU the stsAser Red Risver, nice AnA m ara order
nsr sale low a. 40. Market street
sn.yss cARIER, WlizFORD = 90.