The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-08

THs BARK PARrHrAn.-Ina telegraph,

AAA 1AkfHIAh.-ln0 Telegraph
'c dispatch, published yesterday, an aceoune vss
gwen OF the dismassing, in q storm, Of the bark
farthian, Capt. Miller, or the cosst OF Bermuda.
on tue I2sh Of November, and Of two steamer
having been sent ont to her relief but failed 70
ma her. The Parthian cleared from this sort for
hio De Janeiro on the 4th Of November, with
cargo OF stores for the contractors Of the Dom
Pedro Railroad in Brazil, and about one hundred
anu thirty men who vent out iu their employ
msat.
Ine parthan was one Of the most Substantial
vessels OF the Messrs. Curre's line aud A she Was
In charge Of an accomplished seaman, her owner,
nave strong hopes that she ueathered the storm.
aud succeeded in getting safely into port. The
mere Fact Of losing her masts, is not sufficient
reason for anticipating her loss-nor ia it to be
wondered at that the steamers that went out
from bermuda, did not find her, as she was 1ao
miles from port when hailed, and the vessel thar
bore her message for succor might have taken tve
or three days to get into port, in which time the
Parthiau, to avoid the rock bound coast. m.v
nave stood out to sea under jury masts. and
made her way to Charleston or Savannah.
The Parthian was lightly laden-nost Of bsr
cargo being lumber-and az she was on the rr.at
ocean highway, it is quite probable that If sha
were IN sinking condition, some one Of the thou
sands OF sail vesse s and steamers on that ronta
came up with her and rescued her passengers ana
crew. anu
The parthan was insured in this city for sao
600, and her cargo for $4,000.
we append list OF the passen gers who sailed In
her, under an engagement with the contractors on
the Dom Pedro Railroad w
Nathaniel Wilson, of Amelia. Dr Ganratt os y.
sex; o Tyler, OF Richmond; W Anderson Of do.
Hening Anderson. do: Lewis Barnes dc: Spear Nj.
enoias; saha do Saunders 90; and the following
went out as laborers on the Dom Pedro RAILROAD @ M
= Campbell; VIM Nj shackleford Rich'd Cnrnow:
yon Hsnr1 E1s Elae SRS Ws shd wien
and Two Children; Patrick O'Connor; James Devine:
Patrick Cron;n; Pa,rick Clarke; James Hsrtweil:
Vaey 9no asd dHoRpS Js%ss
Nicholas Smith Edsa McLesfsr; Jshn Rogers sSe Z
~ bert Mo 'ney; Francis Morgan: John O'Donneli
and wife; John Smith; Patrick Degherty; Symcn
Don1el. wife and child; Henry Frifai and wife Nj.
Gnae, Doyle john Baxter; Barney erolin: Patrick
hmrtn william Mahsr; Austin BALL Pat Hughes.
No~lin; Joseph McNalley; Francis Miller; Thcmas
Lee; James logan; James Coughlan; Aifan.o O Bo-
JOAN Riley,; Thomas Egen; David Vsnghan: Thomas
Giilooly; John Rowland; James HaIin: Michael
Thornton Patrick Coughlan Edward ODonnell Jos
Nicholas Maher; Sampson Kinu; Matthew Ceoper:
!. Ticnael Lamb; Henry Fall; Vim McAfee; Denni.
ksnnedy; john Moore Patrick Rowland; Jno Eger
John Riley: Francis GraefT: VIM aayburn: Michael
n.'nrray and wife; PATRICK Barrett Richard CoghiI;
nal; Andrew dambeil; Hesry Coupland Boalh; ea
Gallasban wife and child Robert Diess Jno
White; John Howard, wife and fonr childrsn smes as
thony Burke and wife; Patrick Morris Thos Do1Ie.
nfchael walsh; Thomas Csufhorn Smith W FELTON,:
Ebenezer Oliver; John King: Thos KerIev and Az
thony Dougherty. -,N