The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-07

SEVERE ACcIDENT.-Yesterday morning about
nine o'clock, man named Himmelman was severe
ly injured while engaged in assisting to discharge
a cargo of guano from the ship Perurian, Captain
Roberts, lying at Cheeseborough's wharf foot of
Wolf street. He was in the hold of the vessel en-
gagged in tying the bags to the rope for the pur-
pose of drawing them up, and had Just sent up five
and standing Immediately under them, when
the bags, weighing several hundred pounds, fell
upon him from distance of fifteen feet. He was
soon brought upon deck and DR.. Evans sent for,
when it was found that he had received compound
fracture OF the bones of the left leg and the spinal
column was much injured. DR.. Evans reduced the
fracture, when a wagon was procured, and the in
jured man was removed to the Lombard street In
Urinary where he will remain at the expense of his
employer, Mr.. Nicholas Nj. Steine.
Horse STEALING Yesterday afternoon two
young men named George Gordon and Thomas
Daily were arrested on the charge of stealing
horse the property of John Kidd, a butcher who
lives on the Hartford road, near the city. 1t ap-
pears that Gordon and Daily, on Sunday, desiring
to go a fishing, went to Kidds premises. and with
out leave took the horse from the stable and
hitched the animal up in a wagon and drove down
to fishing shore. The accused state that they
had no intention of stealing the horse, but only
desired to use him for the purpose for which they
did.
THE NAFF MURDER.-Y esterday morning Wesley
Woodward and William Dix were arrested, the
first named as witness to and the last named as
an accessory to the murder of Franklin H. Naff.-
IL VIII pe T2HlemUeTeu that w OOQWaru, on the
night of the murder, was arrested as the principal
in the affray He was tried and acquitted, and has
now been arrested as witness against Erasmus Levy
and Others Woodward was released on $500 secu
rity, and Dix was committed to Jail for the action
of the Grand Jury.
AcCIDENr.-Y esterday evening man named
Henry Swartz had his arm very severely cut by
thrusting it through pane of glass. He lives on
Bond street, near Alice Anna street, and about
entering the door of his dwelling, which has glass
in the upper part of it, and without looking be
gave push for the purpose of opening the door,
when his hand struck the pane of glass, breaking
1T, and cutting his arm the wrist to the bone
in three different places DR.. Dwinele was called,
who found 1t necessary to sew up the wounds.
THE NEGRO ABDUCTION CASE.-The examination
in the case of Henry Fairbanks and John Seabrght,
charged with being implicated in the slave abduc-
tion case did not take place yesterday as was ap-
pointed, but was postponed until next Monday
They were released on their own security.
PARADE.-The Jackson Guards Capt. Hedrick,
paraded yesterday with full ranks, and after going
through several of the streets proceeded to Rull
mans Gardens to pic mic, where they enjoyed
themselves in gymnastic and rural exercises.
TIE PRESIDENT VISITS THE GREAT EAsTERN.-Pres
ident Buchanan will arrive here on Thursday morn
ing, and in company with such members of the
Cabinet as are in the city will embark on the B av
Line steamers for a view of the Great Eastern.