The Sun.
London, England, 1848-08-28 00:00:00

S N9 AUGUST 28, 1848.

in the most praiseworthy manner bcre down towards
her, and was happily the means of saving the lives of a
large number of passenges. After the gallant captain
and his crew had rendered all the assistance in their
power, and having seen the last of the people taken from
the wreck, the steamer, having some of the people on
board who were saved by their humane exertions, pro-
ceeded to her destination, where she arrived at eight
o'clock :

" When outside the lightship I discovered a ship on fire,
bearing about 12 miles N.W. I immediately steered for
her, and ordered one of the boats to be got ready. In going
along I discovered a boat with four hands in it. I took
her in tow, and in a short time after I saw a man float-
ing on part of the wreck. I sent a boat to pick him up,
and got him on board. At this time there was a great
deal of the wreck floating about. I lowered my boat,
and sent Mr. Batty, the mate, and three bands, to see if
they could pick up any one alive. As Mr. Batty was
going into the boat he discovered the body of a child,
not quite dead, but it was too far gone to recover. I
then proceeded to the ship on fire, and got three more
passengers that were floating. When I came up to the
ship she was in one flame from fore to aft. I did not
think it prudent to go alongside of her, but I came to
anchor close ahead of her. At this time the wind was
increasing and a heavy sea running, and so much of the
wreck hanging about the vessel that the boats could not
approach her with safety. I then got the passengers to
assist to weigh my anchor, and returned to pick up my
own boat. I then returned to the ship, and saw from 20
to 30 people under her bowsprit. I then came to anchor
close to her starboard bow, and got lines attached to the
boats, and saved every one that was left on the wreck.
At this trying moment Mr. Batty was of the greatest
service to me, as well as all the other hands, who cheer-
fully and willingly assisted in saving all they could."
The inquests on the bodies that have already been
picked up will take place on Monday (to-day). It is
not expected, however, that any further facts will be
elicited.

We have learned from official sources that the total
number on board of the Ocean Monarch when she left
the Mersey was 380 souls, viz.:—
First cabin _ l2 Captain and Surgeon... 2
Second ditto l6 Officers and crew
Steerage -

Total
COMPLETE LIST OF THE PASSENGERS.
Cabin-Mr. and Mrs. Dow, Mr. Southward, Mr. Ellis,
Mr. Thomas Henry, Mr. J. K. Fellowes, Mr. Gregg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Graham and daughter.
Second Cabin-Mr. James Liddall, Mrs. Howard and
child, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Roper and two children,
Miss M. Banning, Mrs. Shaw, Mr. J. H. Powell, Mrs.
Bristow, Mr. Murphy, and four others.
Steerage-Mary Ellis, aged 40; John Gleeson, 40,
and Michael Gleeson, 35; Maurice Misihan, 22; Mi-
chael Flemming, 40, and John Flemming, 20; Thomas
Haley, 20; Jerry Brisnall, 30; Martin Doherty, 35;
Edward Curohy, 30, and Ellen.Curohy, 30; Darby Sul-
livan, 16, and Geoffry Sullivan, 20; Michael Quick, 39;
Nancy Sullivan, 20; Patrick Griffin,:22; Murphy Han-
ly, 20; Julia Drummy, 48, and James Drumrny, 11;
Eugee Condon, 27 Patrick Regan, 23, Mary Regan,
20, and Catherine Regan, 18; William Molan, 42, Ellen
Moian, 12, Davis Molan, 11, and John Molan, 9; Jane
M'Evoy, 25, and Mary M'Evoy, 4; Mary Cashman, 39,
Mary Cashman, 20, Nancy Cashman. 10, Darby Cash-
man, 7, Maurice Cashman, 5, and Edmund Cashman,
2; William Brown, 45; Mary Ann Anderson, 24, and
Thomas Anderson, 5 ; Alice Deacon, 27 ; John
Hamon, 24 ; Patrick M`Manus, 29 ; Ann Rey-
nolds, 27 ; James Reynolds, 12, Thomas Rey-
nolds, 10 ; Catherine Reynolds, 5 ; and Wil-
liam Reynolds, 3 ; Mary Smith and infant, 20;
Ann M'Manus, 29; Mary Wynn, 24; Mary Ann Glea-
son and infant, 24 ; Philip Gleason, 3 ; Patrick Brady,
8 ; James Murtagh, 28 ; Mrs. Murtagh and infant, 20;
and Jane Murtagh, 18; John Bell, 41, and Emma Bell,
40 ; James Hely, 41 ; John Cambs, 20 ; Ann Smith,
18 ; Peter Cox, 25, and Richard Cox, 25 ; Mary Crook,
40; Martha Kershaw, 38, Ann Kershaw, 2, Mary Ann
Kershaw, 2, and infant ; Richard Walsh ; Mary Burns;
William Freenhouse, 20 ; Henry Fisher, 20 ; William
Scanlan ; Samuel Pollinseale, 21 ; James Sale, 24,
and Mary Sale, 24 ; Sarah Pollard, 20 ; Henry White,
21 ; Winifred Keegan, 45 ; Betsy Mulroney, 16 ;
Catherine Coyle, 25 ; Michael Kean, 25 ; Daniel Kil-
martin, 30 ; Michael Rowk, 25 ; Thomas Constantine,
47, and Ann Constantine, 47 ; William Wills, 42, and
Mrs. Wills, 30; Mary Ann Finan, 25, Bridget Finan, 24,
and Mary Finan, 3; Jane Roberts, 20; James Walker, 22;
John Frickleton, 22; Elisha Bannister, 22; Margaret
Flood, 45; Margaret Flood, 15; Catherine Flood, 14; and
Bridget Flood, 12; Daniel M.'Carthy, 26; Sarah Halloran,
14, and Margaret Halloran, 12 ; Samuel Ryder, 27, and
Jane Ryder, 27 ; George Tomlinson, 25 ; Peter Wrig-
glesworth, 26 • Rebecca Hill, 36, Sophia Hill, 9, and
Sarah Ann Hill, 9 ; Georges Jones, 28, and Mrs. Jones,
28 ; Jane Nolan, 22, and Margaret Nolan, 18 ; William
Mavity, 24 ; Joseph Blyden, 28 ; Mrs. S. Neesom, 44,
Sarah Neesom, 16, Edward Neesom and Jane Neesom,
17 ; Emanuel Hughes,27, Mrs. Hughes, 26, and infant ;
Mrs. H. Powell, 23 ' • Joseph Butterworth, 30 ; Patrick
Murphy, 25 ; Johanna Kelly, 18 ; John Brown, 30 ;
Thomas Brown, 8, Frederick Brown, 4, Mrs. Brown, 30,
and infant ; Catherine Clark, 19, Mary Clark, 23, and
Isabella Clark, 6 ; William Sanders, 26 ; Daniel O'Con-
nor, 30, and Mary O'Connor, 28 ; Charles Thompson,
32, Sarah Thompson, 25, and Alice Thompson, 8, Henry
Thompson' 12 ; James Harwood, 32; Mary Tobin, 38,
Honors. Tobin, 34, and Johannah Tobin, 26 • Johannah
Grey, 27; Samuel Hughes, 35, and John Hughes, 14 ;
Dennis Burns, 24, and Eliza Burns, 22 ; John Murray,
26; James M'Mahan, 20; Andrew Outlan, 20; Edward
Jones and Mary Jones; William Loyd, 25, and Mar-
garet Loyd, 22; Eliza Bell, 20; Dennis Corcoran, 21;
John Dougherty, 40; James Henry, 20; James Connor,
20; Margaret, M'Gee, 20; James Naugle, 55; Dominick
Curran, 20; Jas. Ronayn, 48, Margaret Ronayn, 48, Mar-
garet Ronayn, 17, Catherine Ronayn, 11, Eliza Ronayn,
9, and Johannah Ronayn, .28; Robert Maxwell, 46;
John WFall, 24; James Booker, 61, Mary Booker, 24,
and Edwin Booker, 18; Betty Swallow, 39; James Rad-
-2j7a;ln JohnesW
cliffe, 22; John Johnson, 23; Thomas Brettall, 44, and
imns,talanoleuyg,h2li7n;, Lewes eEs Od
wwaerldl,
25;Jan extßarryettßarll;u4aln;
Dolan, 20, and Jam Dolan, 22; Biddy O'Hara, 18, and
Catherine O'Hara, 20; William Scanlan, 60; John At-
kinson, 30; Thomas Reynolds, 20; Thomas Lister, 28,
Mary Ann Lister, 28, and James Lister, 16; James Dur •
yen, Bridget Durven, and child; Samuel Fielding, 60;
Joseph Shread, 22; William Jackson, 30, Esther
Jackson, 30, infant, Elizabeth Jackson. 5, and William
Jackson, 3; Thomas Jones, 30, and James Jones 20; Wil-
liam Bamsom, 20; Catharine Dwyn, 25 ; Arthur Don-
nelly, 50 ; Betty Donnelly, 40, Patrick Donnelly, 17,
and Kate Donnelly, 16 ; William Towns, 33 . Catherine
Grason, 18, and Ann Grason, 29 ; George Parker, 14 ;
John Kelly, 36 ; John Warburton, 50 ; Mary Warbur-
ton, 46 ; Elizabeth Warburton, 20, and George Warbur-
ton, 18 ; Edward Hurtley, 20 ; Norry Galvin, 32, and
Julia Galvin, 60 ; Norry Keating, 30 ; Catherine Kelly,
19 ; Norry Callaghan, 18 ; Dennis Callaghan, 50, and
John Callaghan, 14 ; Mary Dinan, 18 ; John Moynab,
17 ; Marey Carey, 13 ; Darby Donohue, 20 • Humphrey
Moynahun, 20 ; Johanna Barry, 25 ; Edward Kelly, 31,
and John Kelly, 34 ; Catherine. Leary, 8, and Dan Leary,
11 ; Thomas Ray, 27, and Mrs. Kay, 26 ; James Wilson,
26 ; Catharine Wilson, 25, and infant • Edward Sheene,
5, and Margaret Sheene, 50 ; Peter gmith, 19 ; Joseph
Shaw, 28 ; Mary Shaw, 25 ; Ann Shaw, 2, and Sarah
Shaw, 1 ; Ann Fielding, 60 ; Sarah Fisher, 25 ; Emma
Shan, 37 ; Elizabeth Ward, 24 ; Sarah Ann
Ward, 9, and Edward Ward, 3 ; Timothy Coy-
bry, 40 ; Michael Fanning, 25 ; Ann Gibney, 20 ;
Catharine Sullivan, 23, Johanna Sullivan, 4, and Ellen
Sullivan, 2 ; Susan Callaghan, 12 ; James O'Brien, 15 ;
Elizabeth Thompson, 45 ; Michael Lynch, 21; Margaret
Smith, 15, Ellen Smith, 14, Mary Smith. 10, and Thomas
Smith, 8 ; Patrick Delangham, 26 ; Ellen Ruth, 18 ;
Owen Curley, 21; Frances Spencer, 24, and William
Spencer, 22 ; Mary Warburton and infant ; Arthur
Muldoon, 25; Mary Ann Nesabett, 20 ; Acles Cuddy,
16; Frances Woods, 18, and Catharine Woods, 17;
Margaret Gormly, 17; Ellen Tierney, 55, and Bridget
Tierney, 23; Mary A. Taylor, 25; Sarah Taylor, 4, and
G. Taylor, 2; Rosanna Green, 25; William Maguire,
27; Ellen Kelleher, 30, and infant ; D. Gleason, 20,
and M. Gleason, 15; Nancy Nolan, 17; Ann Murphy,
30; Elizabeth M'Clelland, 32, Jane M'Clelland, 19, and
James M'Clelland, 16 ; Mary M'Guire, 18 ; Bridget
Gafney, 20, and Mary Gafney, 18 ; M. Keegan, 35;
Mr. W. Driston, 30 ; Mary Maxwell, 20 ; John
George, 33 ; Margaret Allan ; Bridget Regan ; Hugl
Glynne, 30.

[PRICE 5D

two ea ildren, Daniel Ryder, William Sanders, Frederick
Sayan( , William Scanlan, William Scanlove, Edward
Shears n, Edward Shore, Peter Smith, Mary Smith,
Saral Somerville, Sarah and Elizabeth Swallow, Mary
Ann I aylor, Charles and Elizabeth Thompson, Johanna
and 13 onora Tobin, George Tomlinson, James Walker,
Rich tr I Walsh, Elizabeth and John Warburton, Eliza-
beth Ward, William Wells, Henry White, Francis
Wooels , and Peter Wrigglesworth.
An it 'ng the cabin passengers, it is stated that Mr. and
Mrs. G raham with their daughters, from the neighbour.
hood Di : Manchester, who proceeded on board the night
before, sailing, are still missing. The remainder have
been : is red.