New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register

Disaster And Death. On Wednesday last week, the bridge across the Genesee river, near Genesee village, was broken down by the weight of passengers, when two men with four oxen and a loaded wagon, fell into the river from a height of 40 feet. But little injury was sustained by any thing except Mr. Moses Utter, of Warsaw, who was taken out of the water in about ten minutes, a lifeless corpse.—Other people were near, but fortunately out of the reach of the broken part. The bridge, although but seven years old, was found to be much decayed, and great inconvenience will be sustained before it is rebuilt.