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SHOCKING ACcIDENT.--While the laborers were
engaged on Monday evening in removing the steps at
the Exchange, the heavy brick arch which support
ed the step; gave way and large portion Of it fell


upon Mr. Cyrus Gault OF the firm OF Emory &
Gault, contractors for the work. and upon MIR. Rob
ert Davis, one of those employed MIR. Gault's in
uries are supposed not to be very severe. Mr. Da-
Wis was most shockingly hurt; his right thigh for
some six or eight inches was crushed and his right
arm broken near the shoulder. The Physicians ex-
press doubts Of his recovery, SO severe are his
wounds. lBalumUre Sun.


ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-lnformation was yes
terday received from Washington by Hays, Iell II
Co. OF q robbery which had been committed in tha,
city about $1,000 having been stolen from MIR. Pat
rick MCGEE, in gold and silver coin. Suspicion had
attached to Owen AcG Gee, nephew of,he former gen.
ilenau, and he was believed. TO have departed for
Baltimore and in fact the information and the sup
posed felon arrived in the same train Of cars. The
young man was promptly arrested by officers Zsll
and Charles Scott, and an examination took place
before Justice Gray, in the course Of which bag of
colo was found, which without counting was sealed
and deposited in the Bank of Baltimore. The young
man, we learn, did not attempt 10 deny the charge
against him. lie was committed TO jail TO await
further examination. Bait. Sun.