New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
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Tremendous Gale on Lake Erie-Disaster.,

Tremendous Gale on Lake Erie-DiSasters
BUFFALO. Friday. Nov. le-iaM
Another fierce gale swept over Lake Erie
lest night and continued today There viii doubtless
be many disasters heard Of
The schooner Newbold, Captain Valentine
was wrecked On the Breakwster NJ this port She left
last night before the storm commenced AMI aterwsrd
sndeavorCd 70 return but could not &c. into the habor
and dropped anchor near the Lighthouse. Tie captain
and two men came ashore in a boat with line The
schooner subsequently, dragged her anchor and ran on
the Breskwater, knocking a hole in her bottom The
mate Immediately swan ashore with rope, by means
of which all the crew were saved. The schooner has
gone to pieces She wss owned by Mr.. Tremsine, cf
Chicago end WIS insured in the North Western COmpa
ny fer $4,000 She had no cargo on board
The brig Robert HOLSTER came in at 10
o'clock this morning, disabled
A dismasted schooner Hes on the beach
few miles sbove the Lighthouse. Particulars no,
known.
Several vessels passed down the river this
morning with signals Of distress flying. They were
unable TO make the port.
TrO aud a Half O'Clock p. M-The storm
Increases in violence.
The Lighthouse cannot be seen few rods
distant.
The steamer May Flower attempted to make
the port but failed, and down to Black Rock.
The steamer Northern Indiana, for whose
safety fears were entertained has just came in with
her warehouses broken.
A propeller, name unknown, has gone ashore
a few miles above the Lighthouse the beach.
All the shipping out must be in great danger.
The wind blows fdriously, and binding
storm Of seet hail and snow il falling.
The Ncw-Orleans Press md the Crescent City
Affair.
BALTIMORE, Friday. Nov. IL, 1872
The mail has arrived from New-Orleans.
The New-Orleans papers contain the details
of the reception of the Crescent City on her last trip
at Havana They form the subject of general comment
and strong feeling has been occasoned by the conduct
OF the Cuban authorities.
The Crescent City Libellcd for Damages in n
Collision-Drcadful Accident 30 Mr. Par
Wis, the Architect
NEw.ORLEANs Friday Nov. IL, 1852.
The Crescent City has been hbelled by the
OF the ship Ocean Queen tor injuries sustained
by the latter in collision with the steamer when com
ing up the river the 5h inst The libel alleges tha
Crescent City The claim is for $4,000.
Mr. PuNs, the distinguished Architect, who
is building the 81 Charlie Hotel tell from the scahold
ing and was terribly manged Ii Is feared he cannot
recover
NEw-OnLEANs, Thursday. Nov IL, 1852.
The steamship Crescent City, Capt Daven-
port has been detained here, but leaves tomorrow r
day. morning for New-Nork via Havana
More Trouble In MeNico-Reported Revolt
of the National Guurd ut MltumOras-
Battle and Defeat of the Government
Troops.
NEW ORLEANS, Thursday, Nov IL, ls12.
Private letters from Brownsville report that
the National Guard at Matamoras had reyolted and
passed over to the American side Of the Rio Grande,
where they organized and returned 600 strong
General Ayalos with l500 troops, went out to meet
them and battle ensued which resulted in the defeat
, of Ayalos who hastily retreated to Matamoras
The revolt was caused by the Cardenos usurpation