New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-16

the ice. TIE baggage cx stAins - <esssr * -
tender IN BE vt ~ 'shne US ta-own 70 80 eoe -
fen cone Ten ysrSs non iheensre. III BE: Pss-sssf
esr rushed after and, .nzHing - dessna-i ,el ON
i.s roof break NJ party .hrocsh tie ice and vss
cu.hed 70 sfur1s; vste tie isst csr fs1i taars 90
Ire ce aad Strange 10 cay rtmAsed 10 that position
TIE les. OF lie ~as Of uise n. h:fI. Tnsre we're
ninety p,sssp sers on tie rain and the lit Of tho>
who have rspsd only Members ssons twenty. ASIA
A. We can ye, lsa,1, every one IN The t's. cN r*
klkd; thces VITO we're { crushed o~iog iro 'oNi ~
the vser 1hi,h nesrly flei the car. Aooa, tsirty
we've in the asc car OF whom fen we're taken on; desf.
ard most Of the Others were iesrfoly nanlsef lne
conductor Mr. Barrett The jspo ~ superintendent; Of
the line Mr. Maj and NJ Jsssop one u ne sidlsoT.
xIox.r. % the Bird plaorm jumped Of snd csp-d.
The ex.ress messenger, Nj. -, MY hclfus- .,
CONDUCTOR en- toe rosd, and toe man cOodnc'or were
with the bssgsg.msn The LATTER lInped over 'ne
ba, gag. Re rad piled 10 resdy FOR delivery, aoi e.
e.ped i,h but Sigh. injury While the thee others
zen do.p but uii 81 ol-iy enough, we're not mucn
hunt. The er sineer and fireman veni znder The ice
win the 10, om0tve, ana ther bodies have no' ye'
b. recovered ,
The .,cit, mept in tbe city, directly the spread,
Wa int, 50 Hundreds swsrmed towsrd tae Great
Weeteru Depo, spd stresmed aorg the ue % me 1871
spot There the pseseoted vas such Sc 10 osns
d, scriptlon. Lace locomotive lsmps we're specify
brought. Fires we're kncled sad lund glare sa
throsn over he shattered rennnsn.s. Special rs'ns
were dispatched 10 the bridge 10 bring h'me tue
wounded II was no easy task 70 cesceni the seeep
slope 10 the cacal. Ropes we're lowered and adders
from thu car bch stood endways we're mrs, era up
Then the bot, Of the car sol b sso parity subS
th,oush the ice hewn s~sy with s1es, an the I'M
fortunate psssepgers some sadly muula I'd ana evea
en-, in nj, s ard al "a urated rh water were taken
out Many worked with energy and vigor; but ~no
was this. NJ bic fellow tbs; every one must have seen,
stripped II shrt-sleeves stanc ing up 10 nus middle
in The freezing water. WHO, himself 9 host, did more
,hsn all the rastl We watched him long from the
hight above az he hewed away the fragnea's and ei.
treated the bodies. Ii ever man deserved reward
is re-
v.r. either put in the Cor conveyance To Hamilton,
or were laid in small house near the bridge IL IL
said that che family in the csrs consls ing OF
fs'ter neither and four children. Only one OF the
children escaped
ore of there little ones girl about four years OF
age. xss brought into the house alluded TO when we
we've there. The pocr little creature was emuing pret
THY, II she bsd bsen sleeping and desnins ~ SWEEP
things when the accident occdrred aud nad been
supste ed into the or seep of death before the dream
had ysnisbed from her mind.
Az the Railway Depot. when The sufferers we're
brou, hi in crowds assembled anxious TO hear VINO
Was dead, and TO know if any OF taer friends we're
tn re-
The coyp,ts were taken into one of the large bag
ssge rooms where C-roners Bull and Iseonrsn pro-
c..ded 10 have them smined aud, when 'ssloie,
identified. We give below the list as Complete Is
possible. "
A. .oon as the intelligence Of the catastrophe reached
the CITY Nsior Boxer and Captain Mscoonslds 20 n.
papies Of VI luneers ched 70 the scene aud every
credit due 10 them their coodact. The pressure
OF the crowd tsd all but forced in the strong dJors OF
the depot when the Artillery Company arrived. They
tortd Gordon sround the room, which TaS respect
I'd. The ii.s marched on 10 the bridge
But few at time were admitted 10 view the bodies
On entering, the first We remarked Wa that OF poor
DonsId Stuart Several OF those who hsf sat 10 the
CITY Council with this esti nable man, we're around
him and in teMe This il stronger evidence OF his
worth than any thing we could say. Next LAY the
Brsntfoid Contractors, Mr.. Russell, on whose pe-on
was money 10 the amount OF several thousand dollars
in the low oppo~ite was Samuel Zimmerman, 70 woom
railways have at length proved fatal add near him ,~o
children aged and three respectively, and her who
teemt d 10 be their mothtr.
But We cease for the present. In an account 90
hurriecly written some Inaccuracies may occur The
evidence to oe given at the Coronefs inquest which
will doubtless be held to-day, viii establish the facts OF
the case with greater certainty than We can nos nasrate
them. u.
bridge is DESTROYED and freight traffic must suffer inter
rupiion until e "a restoei before which, We should i'm
sgne, g, me weeks will espse. Arrangements have
De- made for lie Interchange Of passengers .
rhe following ia the liza, Of those numbered by the
Coroners up 10 The time when exhausted they dscon
'isued their labor;
|. DosALD STUART, merchant, Hamilton.
z. A. GkAST, Niagara Falls
3. j. RESELL, contractor, Brsn.ford.
4. A WOMAN, about 10 years OF age.
5. JAMS BARR, merchant Niagara
6. A WOMAN, aged about W, with ring on her
4 JAMES GAssAsr, book agent on the cars, R,ch-
es'.r.
s. SAMUEL ZrxaERN.s Of Niagara Falls.
g. THOMAS BEssoE, Port Hope, on bis way 10 st.
Csfbsrnes.
10. joins SHARPE, book pedder q. Hamilton sta
ton.
II. The Rev. A. BOOKER of Hamilton.
- ERAsTUs w. CRIES Of Hamilton.
IL. A BOY about Is years old.
Il. A GIRL, 40 ut yesr old.
Il. JOINS HEsDERsos Of Hamilton, brother law
" It, t. A w6sts, aged about 80, name unknown, had
70 Id watch and chain.
IL. A MAN, aged about 40, with q ticket from To-
ronto To Paris.
~. EDWARD DurFrELD late mate Of the Europa
10. NAHALY CLARE years old, daughter OF Mr..
Clare, merchant James Ell eet, Hamilton
We are il formed that, Ia addition 70 tie above, the
following are among the deed
Mr. BAKros. ir. OF SrStford.
Mr. MORLEY Of Thorod.
Mrs. Z. 3. STEVENSON o. Hamilton.
Mrs.. DorLr and TaonAs DorLE Of DunbWton.
JOsEPH MAJOR Of Two Rivers.
DAVID MCtIGGAs OF Gait.
Mr. KEsDALL Of L)ckport, \. Y.
Mr.. spd Mrs BEAMIELD Of Suppression Bridge.
M DUFFH Of Toronto.
joins BEcK wife and two children.
hrs. RUSSELL, wife Of Mr.. Russell, alec dead.
Mr.. CUhTIss Of Dowtnys cannot survive bis in
jun.s
JANIS Ross of Toronto.
joins W lLLAhD oi DucAIShslhenie f'Hsiano.
BUkspIELD the engineer OF the train, and joins
KsIGHT frenen.
RoBtRT CRAWFORD Of Ssltaeet.
Mr.. SIrKDIs and HUGH McFLsY Of London.
TIMOTHY ard PATRICK DOYLE Of Danbartop.
JOsLFH HARgsEss Of Toronto.
CHARLEs BRowE Of Gait.
ELLEN ano MARY DossIE and JAMES FoRsEs Of
Mutton.
RALPH WADE OF Coburg.
CpARLIs CALDWELL Of Albion.
GEORGE hAcpossEL and Mr.. McFLoY Of s. Cath
ennee.