The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-08

FATAL AoCIDENT.-Christophe Schwinkler, in
the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, was accidentally killed about . o'clock
on Saturday afternoon, at Hallowfelds about three
miles west of Ellicott's Mills 1t appears that he
and other hands had been engaged in loading
ballast car, and that as soon as the work fin
lshed the foreman gave notice to get aboard. The
signal was then giveI to the engineer to back.
The deceased, instead Of getting upon the train
from the side, went to the rear of the car and was
thrown down, the car wheel passing over his
stomach, killing him almost instantly. The body
was taken to Elicotts, where it placed in a
CONN and afterwards conveyed to the city. The
deceased lived on Preston street, was "a years of
age and unmarried.
AN ACCIDENT FROM THE CARELESS USE OF A Prs
ToL.-On Saturday evening a man named William
Larkin, living on the Hartford road, while in state
of intOxication, drew pistol and commenced flour
ishing it, when his sister inaw (Mrs. Burt) at
tempted to wrest the pistol from him, when the
cap exploded, and in the discharge the barrel of
the pistol burst, and piece of the metal entered
the right arm of Mrs. Burt, infcting a very severe
wound. Larkin was arrested and taken to the
Central Police Station, where he confined un-
I'll sunday morning, when, the witnesses not ap-
Pearng to testify to the manner of the occurrence,
Justice Hiss committed him to Jail for Court.
The HINEsLY ABDUCTED NEGRoEs--On Saturday
morning there arrived in this city, in care of
Adams Co.'S Express Company, from Eufaula
Alabama, Lewis Deal and Mary Jane Daniels (ne-
gro and negress), who were illegally sold into
slavery to Mr. Streeter of place, by Jno. Hines
y, OF this city. The negroes will be retained in the
Jail, with those already there, until some proper
disposition can be made of them. The action of the
Alabamans in this matter has been honorable and
crediable, and in strange contrast with the usual
enactments attending the arrest of fugitive slave
in the North.
FALSE REPoRT.-During Saturday and yester-
day there was report current through the city
that the members of the "Minuts Men Association"
had made application to the Marshal of Police for
in pcSin tha
with cloaks and torches and that the Marshal had
refused his assent and threatened to arrest them if
they attempted to parade. This rumor is utterly
false. The Minute Men know as well as the Mar
shall that they have right to parade at their plea.
sure, and so long as they are orderly they cannot
be molested' No application was made to the Mar
shai Tor permission to parade and the report is an
entire fabrication.
The EIGHTH BAPTIST CHURCH.-This congrega-
ton, recently formed, with the Rev. Z. C. Hera as
pastor, is now in the occupancy of the main saloon
of the Temperance Temple, and the numbers in at
tendance Is rapidly increasing. Last evening, the
occasion OF the BAPTISM the saloon was well filled
ana on the previous Sunday was crowded to over
flowing.
ACGlDENr.-on Saturday morning about five
O'Clock, Mr.. Adam Snider, butcher, while engaged
In cutting up quarter of beef in the Point mark
made miscut and the knife entered his thigh
causing very severe wound. He was taken to his
home, No. 81 Bond street, where DR.. Evans dressed
the wound,
LAuNcH;-This afternoon the pilot boat Baltic
Will be launched from the ship yard of John A.
Robb, FePs Point. She has been built for Capt
) James Coyle, of New Orleans and is 90 tons bur
den Her length of deck is rs feet, breadth of beam
1917 feet, and depth of hold 7114 feet.
The MILITARY.-The only military of the CITY
which will parade this morning is the Baltimore
City Guard Battalion. This corps will assemble at
their armory at halfpast eight o'clock and proceed
to the Park about nine.