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Bosror CrrY GRAYs.-This elegant military corps
reached this city yesterday at 2, 7. M, by the
Philadelphia railroad train With the thermometer at 81
70 % deg in the shade and with uncouded sun whose
drec, rays were scorchng hot may be truly said IN
double ssnse that guests met with warm reception


The band which accompanied them dscoursed
music that delighted every We regret to state that
very serious sccdent becl Edwin Bouldin, member OF
the First Baltimore Light Drogoons whilst en- his way


Yesterday to oin)n the escor5of the visiting military,
Company from Boston. Mr. who Is qnte young man
and son of Mr. Alexander J. Bouldn, surveyor, was
thrown from his horse in Exeter street few moments be-


fore the accident without however sustaining any in
Jury On nearing Gay street briige, his horse very
,pifited animal again took fright and dashed sf at fu-
rious rate keeping clear Of every thing until he reached
tho bridge. Here his rider was brought in con.
hurled TO the ground with terrible force Tho acci-
dent was witnessed by number Of persons, who hast.
snsd to give relief The unfortunate young man was car
ried into Dr. 0ross Office where he received every at


tenton The injuries sustained BY him were numerous


His right side was much bruised a. was also the right
side OF his hssd and Of his legs was broken There
10 very little hope Of his recovery amH July ~