The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
The Rurl PaitliInn DtsmustG4l.

ilk.1 sLIN IN DISTRESS orr BERMUDA-EFFo -
or Eni1isn CRUISERS foR HER RsLIEF-sAMgs
O. SOME or HLR PASSENGER ETC.
q, the 9TH instant. in marin' columns publish
% tie report of Captain Scott, master Of the British
schooner howard Putnam to effect that on the 18th
ko',mne lac had fallen in with the American bark Par
HAN OF and from Richmond Va for RIO Jsneiro, dis
mustcd and in dangerous condition. Az the Parhan
had large number of passengers board engaged
~otnen ON the Don Pedro railroad, in Brazil very great
anxiety IS elt respecting her ultimate fate,
We reproduce this morning tho original report Of Cap
tam Scott ana extracts from Bermuda nes, with the
names m rome Of the passeb ges board of th Par.
than
ffrom the Bermuda Gazette, Nov. III
The Rrbh schooner Howard Putnam, Cap s'o't fro y
s.. J'hns, n. f., bound 10 Barbadoes put nto these
islands on the 10Th inst for sails Ca scott reports
ths, On frmay Nov ~ at 4P. B'rinn'a then bearing
American bark Iai THAN and from richmond bound to
Rio Janoiro, outirely dsmsst The Parthan lost her
pasts in u xhrsp ind which came upoa her at O'Clock
On the nofnmg Of the l2t her sails beug fured at tho
tmc- TIE hea was running 80 high when the Howard
Putnam spike the Pstba TO prevent Capt, Scott from
b's.ne her but the captain Of the Parthan requested
Capt snn,t, on hs arrival At BFmuda 20 have steamec
scut out Ia the Par than These facts
been communicat'd to D. Wilson Higys, Esa he lost
tine ob Monday night IN sending on hs grg boat 70 Irean
u aud to convey Information OF the parthans condition {,
CAPT Hutton. X. Sup rntendent Of her Majesty 3 Dock
yard. Capt H. promptly ordered her Mjesys steamers
Kite ard Jacur Ia be got ready and those vessels pro
cecd.d 70 yesterday QOth) search for the Par,hau
and bring her into port.
From the Bermuda Gazette, Nov. 23I
The Kite returned to 81 Georges Saturday (20th)
and tho Jascur to Ireland Island Sunday not having
succs e'si IN failing in with the Pagth,an any other
vessel requiring assistance Though this expedition
aed ~ ts Object Still too great NEED Of praise caunot
be AWARDED the kndy disposed Superintendent the
Naval Yard for hs very humane Efforts help the dis
tcsscd, which have conspicuous this and on
All other necdfui occasions.
The bark PaIthian sailed from Richmond. Va. on the
LIST OF November for Rio Janero with hundred and
thirty passengers engaged By Aessrs Hawey, Harah
Co, contractors the Don Pedro railroad Brazil thir
tyicur OF whom from Washington under the charge
Of MIR. n Topping, Of that city The others prn
cpsiy from Richmond and Baltimore. Il is stated that
Mr. Harrah Of the contractors also on board.
The names Of those from Washington as follows
Nathaniel u Topping, Superintendent; Patrick Tcnney
McLae Lamb, Patrick Conn James Sullivan John Bow
~, Francis Green, Patrick Barrett, Michael Campbell
Thomas Gsilary Michael tiwood, Barney Carin, William
Manor, Thomas Smith, Bernard Doyle. Phhp Powers
iaIncs HARRIET, Michaei shechan, Andrew Ganbcn WIN
- bour, Patrick Conner, Michael WEIGH James Wall
William Clark, Lawrence Talpn John stevens, Patrick
N0lsn, JOHN aran, Patrick Nceeun, ~ John Smith
smea McNslly, Francis Miller, John Head, Johu Riley
The Parhiau commanded by Capt Miller. His
inst officer aimed Sutherland and the second mate
CLARK
Besides her passengers the Parthan bad considerable
1eeht composed in great part Of supplies for the work
men, nachinefy, &c, for operating upon the road.
our sdvices from Bermuda dated ON the u inst ,
nd nothing had been heard from her that time IL il
tobabe may hear of her arrival at OF the many
other potts Of the West India islands before long.
The Psrthan good vessel, rating III, built in
baltimore in 1852 and IL 3s7 tons burthen. She
hy MIR Currio and others of Rich mond.