New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-14
THE TRIBUNE.

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THE TRIBUNE.
FRoM BrRxupA.-rhc Br. brig Comet, Capt.
Vessey arrived this port Yesterday in eight days fom
Bermuda bringing adgices 70 the 18th pitimo: =.
We Lean that the Island was perfectly beahy fhen M
Comet lef aud that the harvest had 5sen veFy ans
80 tha, there great abundance Of all the n
life, mach SO, ,ss Beef selling at oas Iu1s s s
b.1,s. ,S p.as r 80 s res bu.hei Foteisn pro-
zce was disposed OF q; prices ana da1' ~ I % ske
The sct-. Am Denna2, cisfesa - i. -s.sel Dg.
uto B.rr,n,s .or,g tim since disfnas'%a afif % G -
ulnao. iIsar. E.os., or The ana .SS,'4-ai - = " 80
died -is~ asys oei'ts 'e' Savannah Republican It'll
AGay.r Panther FIGHT IN WARREN CocnTy,
M,ss-We arc acquainted with all the parties
named below, and can vouch for the truth OF lie
statement: ,, ,e..
-. s.d. 1... QUO or the most daring 'eats oi
b.,sr Of youth Of L. wears Of now on Iee2a VA
Endsx ,n,iar Aoaiila Whitaker son OF isaac " Hs'
5,.-,3 an huatiDc about daybreak ts haa NOT gone
= - y 49,. b,oke ont in fine cry and ran about
ona,fsr of mile ard ;rcsd BE approached l's ''ee, o
ss,, something which he supposed az ht was age So"
Aftsr getting far view, - raised ms gun enc hfea ne
ID H. airal yev uneasy few moments he shot iin
with The other barrel. His ammunition was now out and
he saw from the size that II no COON lie 'ia sI2i
negro hcy about years old with him. whom he sent home
after ammunition; bu, before the boy had gone lar thr
ptsr began &c, and srang from the Tree on one
Of his avorite dogs. He kpe in moment a;e It was On
the ground that ploher as ne says ne had seen
them in shows and read Of them history Soon as II
caught his dog he seized large stik OF wood as much as
he could manage we'll and struck with all his gt across
it. back the other dogs began TO ght ano
before the negro boy returned with the powder s1 shot,
th-y bad conquered the panther II measured Zee. inches
from tip 70 tp his claws were from 70 an nc sha
8 half in length, aud sharp cats Vicksburg Wing
SUNDAY RAILROAD LlNEs.-We are happy TO
learn tina. the public Of State have been
prompt regarding the growing Interest OF the comun't!
In Of ,he observance OF the Sabbath corporate com
psaes elsewhere. The N J. Railroad Co., at 'ecent
meeting,
Re,Sued That, on and after The frs, day of January
the Sunday morning line be discontinued If /, meets with
the concurrence of the Camden and A:nboy continuation
line aud should prove be consistent with the obligations
Of this Company mail contractors.
The latter Company having some time since indicated
their willingness discontinue Supday line, II Is
Edeuy hoped the, the Post Oce Department VIII cheer
fully make such arrangements In the transportation of the
mail as will relieve our people from this interruption Of the
ScHooLs.-From the report Of the lst School
District of Pennsylvania we lern-
The number OF schools in the District is 2i o which
is the High School 80 grammar, ls secondy and IS
mary schools and 80 il the sections where the schools
classified The number Of teachers, including the
Professors of High Schools, 49e, Of which 81 maies
and Az f-paes he aggregate amount OF salaries Is 93o
943, and the average compensation each S2Ii 23 The
number Of childre1 the schools is 49, $780, exhibiting
increase Of 522! aimee the last Report a number Of col
ored schools embraced sumna v, which
,aken from abstract from the half yeafy Se-
Appendix, No. li)
AN IScIDENT.-The National IntelEgencer re-
iates the foowns"A pleasing incident occnrred lately
in the Georgia Legislature ne county had been lard on
and several proposed for H among them that OF
HARRISON when Mr. lveson aud remarked that e hoped
al. others would be at Withdrawn; thai General Harr
aon more; that, though politically opposed to
him. he had always regarded him as good man, aud reveed
his memory. Thereupon the other names were Withdrawn
and Harrison adopted"
SUDDEN DEATH.--Wc learn that Mr.. Reuben
Swift, of Falmouth and formerly Of this found
dead in his barn. at that place. on Wednesday last 1t
that in attempting ascend by ladder 10 hs hay
loft slipped causing Immediate death by dislocaton OF
the neck. Mr. Swift well known u this town CHI
zen of the respectable character New Bedford Mer'
RAILROAD INJURIEs.-Edmund B. Wingatc re-
covered s4!3 damages Boston, Saturday for personal
inures injury his horse and the destruction OF his
wagon, by collision with locomotive the Boston and
Providence Railway, IN Church street
%. Mr.. Crever, enterprising young man, a
native of Carlisle Pa made balloon ascension from ROCK
inghan Virginia Tuesday the 18th ult. The ascension
was completely successful aud the young .Eonaut a'igt
ID from his about twentyr miles fom the point whence
started having gone the of mile and performed ths
Eria journey in one hour.
q Messrs Perce, Webster & Rees have Just
completed in Buffalo for the Buffalo and Attca Railroad
c., splendid brick depot, go eet long and 60 broad with
an additional brick 60 feet long for Office bag
rooms, &c. making the whole 340 feet long.
I;T A writer in the French Railroad Journal
announces that he has invented composition which VII!
the purpose ofson railways, at tng expense
The composition consists o aon clay mixed with certain
metallic substances and becomes as hard as ifon.
u The publication of judicial and municipal
advertise OF New Orleans 5s heen granted TO the pro
Eretos Of the Couriar.