DREADFUL CALAMITY AND LOSS OF


LIFE
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The London canada WesD Inquirer, gives
the following particulars:


On last Sunday afternoon as the Rev. Richard
Flood, the worthy clergyman of Delaware and
seventeen other gentlemen of the congregation,
were returning from divine service, in crossing
the river in small scow adjacent to the site where
the bridge has been swept away, the temporary
convenience was hurried down the stream until it
came in contact with jutting out tree-when
four human beings met watery grave.


The names ofthe persons who perished are Ma
ior Somers, James Rawlings, George Robinson
and William Edmonds all natives of England.


Mr. Somers was highly respectable and well
educated gentleman He has left wife and amia-
bic family of young ladies and gentlemen.


George Robinson, well known as one ofthe best
stage drivers on the Western route, has fett wife
The other two individuals, Rawlings and Ed
monds, were single men.