New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

Adyices from Nassau, New-Proyidence, to
the 9Th October, state that cholera still hOvcred
around tie Island, and the mortality had been very
Elsnd
Distressing accounts had been received at
Nassau of the prevalence OF drouth and epidemic
diarThea at Antigua.
Gale on Luke Erie-Disastcrs, &c-Loss of
Life.
BUFFALO Monday, Nov. g, 1852
A severe storm prevailed on the Lake during
yesterday and part Of Saturday, aud several disasters
of more or less importance are reported.
At Erie, the schooner Nj. DOusmaD, loaded
with coal sunk in the harbOr No lives were lost.
The bark Canada, which left Erie on Satur-
day night with cargo OF cOal, struck by the gale
and had her top-gallantnast carried away, and
otherwisc seriously damaged. She got into this port
yesterday
The steamers Lady Elgin and keystone State
were dana ged IN getting mo Dunlr and the steamer
America came going ashore AT Dunkirk but CON
tnued to wear oil and arrived at this port slightly dam
aged.
The steamers Michigan end Traveller also re-
turned here, and got in with slight dam lge.
The schooner II. G. Smead went to pieces
yesterday few miles below Baudone. She was loaded
with coa and 1t IL supposed hands were lost Inc
vessel ii an entire loss.
A vessel painted black, is reported ashore at
Long Point total wreck Nothing ls known about tbs
crew br. from the situation oil the vessel all lands are
supposed to be lost
The Loss Of the Propeller Rochester.
ELIE Monday, Nov. {, 1852.
The Rochester, which left Cleveland at 3
,cock on Saturday loaded with GOO tuns Of coo when
of GRIND River sprung Leak and lost one man over
hoard About o'clock on sunday morning she was
headed for the shore and struck about O'Clock near
Walnut { eek.
The contain and one hand ashore but the bal
snce of lie crew it is feared lost They were ne
in number The U. s. steamer Michigan went to their
"a .aI .ftul ~
thouqbt however they will save the mate, who was
seen cnring to the rigging Several bodies have been
washed On the beach The vessel and cargo Will proba'
bly, be a total loss.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Il. s. steamer Michigan, just returned
from searchng for the Rochester reports that sle has
zone TO pieces and no portion Of her could be found
Every hand is reported lest except the Captain and a
how Tho vessel was owned by +. w Myers, of utio,
and was insured for $500, tolows: Asior Mutual,
$1,000; EtEa 81, 600; Globe, 81 600; Union, $3.50
Steamer sunk.
sANDUslyy, Monday, Nov g, 1852.
The steamer st. Louis sunk Oh recl near
Sanduskv No lives were lost and the passenger were
brought here by the steamer Northern Indiana
State of the Western Rivers.
CINCINNATI Monday Nov. 6, 1852.
The Western rivers are all rising, and there
is now rood stage Of watef in the Upper Mississippi
aud it, Il butaies.
The Steamship Falcon.
NrwORLEANs Nov. 7, 1882.
The steamship Falcon leaves here on Mon
day morning for Aspinwall.
Failure of the Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE Monday, Nov. :, 1852.
We have 10 mail south of Washington this
morning.
Markets.
NEw-ORLEANs Monday, NoY. q, lSl2
corroN has teeu very active to-day, the sales reaching
1900 buef-the largest known IN this market t9e
pure bases were mostly England ~ null prices but WIN
out any POSITIVE advance. Mddiug is at y 09sc M Eas
h. n..-n 10 hLn IMLEEE 1.OI