The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-31 00:00:00

gone. He stood for a moment paralysed. He
then ran down the hill, and was ihe means of
saving from drOwning his companion, who was
not in time to reach the platform. He dragged him
out of a window, comparAively unhurt.
The following is a complete list of the names of
passengers, including; those who have escaped unin-
jured, so far as we have been enabled to ascettain
them.

KILLED. —D. Stuart, Hamilton ; A. Grant,
Perth ; Russell, of firm of Morrell, Mellish, and
Russell, of Brantford ; a man unknown; J. Barr,
of Niagara ; Mrs. Doyle, of Dumbarton ; J. Gan-
nan ; S. Zimmerman, Niagara Falls ; T. Benson,
Port Hope.; J. Sharp, book vender, Hamilton
depot ; Rev. A. Booker, Methodist minister, Ha-
milton ; E.. W. Green, Hamilton ; little boy ; little
girl ; J. L. Henderson, Hamilton ; Mrs. Russell,
Brantford ; a tall man, 40 years of age ; E. Duf-
field, late mate of the Europa ; M. Clare, two
years old, daughter of J. K. Clare, Hamilton ;
Rev. Mr. Heise (German), clergyman, Church of
England, Hamilton ; middle-aged man, dressed in
grey, had a ticket for Broute ; J. Ross, Toronto ;
a middle-aged man, unknown ; J. 'Wilford, miller,
bate of Buckinghamshire, England ; Alexander
Brantfield, engineer of train ; Barton, sen.,
Stratford ; R. Crawford, Saltfleet; H. Sturdy, mer-
chant, London ; H. M'Sloy, St. Catherine's ; T.
Doyle, Dumbarton, shoemaker ; P. Doyle, ditto,
son of Mr. Doyle; J. Harkness, R. C. Rifles ;
Kendall, Lockport ; C. BrOwn, merchant, Galt; D.
M`Figgin, servant to Mr. Irving, solicitor, G. W. R.;
J. Bradfield, Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls ;
Ellen and Mary Devine ; a man unknown ; James
Forbes, Nelson; a tall ma❑ unknown ; middle-aged
man unknown ; Mrs. Bradfield, Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Falls ; R. Wade, Coburg ;C. Campbell,
Nassagsweya; C. Caldwell, Alletion; G. M‘Dennell;
poor man unknown ; female unknown ; J. Major,
Michigan ; Mrs. M`Sloy, St. Catherine's; Mrs. H.
P. S. Stevenson, Hamilton ; Mr. Farr, Hamilton ;
J. Morley, St. Catherine's ; Capt. Sutherland, To-
ronto; A. Ferric, jun., Hamilton ; a woman, sup-
posed to be Mrs. Duffin, Toronto ; a tinsmith ; a
fireman.

INJURED.--Dr. Macklem, Chippewa, much in-
jured ; T. C. Street, Niagara Falls, severely hurt ;
Curtiss, Ingersoll, back broken ; John K. Clare,
Hamilton, slightly hurt ; H M. Yerington, con
tusion on the heal, not seriously ; Captain M‘Bride,
Port Burwell, slightly ; Guar-
dian office, Toronto, slight cuts ou the head ; E.
M‘Feely, .slightly injured ; C. Foster, slightly in
jured ; John Henderson, slightly injured ; Joseph
Burns, collar-bone broken ; F. Bergner, slightly
hurt ; Mr. Telfer, mail-conductor ;
baggage-Master ; Henry August. Mr. Woods,
Woodstock, arm broken; Mr. Barton, jun., Staf-
ford, head injured.

ESCAPE WITHOUT INJURY. - Mr. Williams,
brakesman ; Mr. Reed, Suspension-bridge ; Mr.
Hall, Toronto ; Mr. Barret, conductor of train ;
Mr. Muir, deputy superinterylent of train ; Mr.
Jessop, auditor of company ; Mr. Richardson, con-
ductor on line ; Owen Doyle, Dumbarton; a female
of Hamilton, name not known ; Susan Garvin,
Dumbarton, aged eight years - a boy, brother of
above; Mr. Hill, Toronto; Mr. Urquhart, express
messenger on line.