RALrrMoRE, Sept. Is, ls45.
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BALTIMORE, sept 10 lc9o.
Detention of the Cars-Tpo Bloody .4ssauhs-Ihsdfrt
eaIs-The o. O. r. Grand Lodss-7he 1hreshorned
Bui-Markets, &C.


The mail due here yesterday afternoon at two o'clock,
did not arrive until seven o'clock last evening, In
consequence Of breakage ofthe locomotive when
Chester about thirty miles this side of Philadelphia No
one was injured by the accident was the train Of
cars in the slightest manner affected by it


During public concert given in Monument Square
on Tuesday evening, by the Washington Blues band
fight took place between party Of halfgrown boys
when one Of them, named Samuel Eckhart was shc in
the abdomen, and is now in a dangerous condition.


Another murderous assault was made OH Tuesday
night by Charles +. Goodwin gentleman in Baitr
more county named Thomas D. Cockey. He went to
Cockeys house, asked for pen, ink and paper wrote
note of some kind and advancing towards oockcy sx
tended his hand If to give him the paper whicn ,he
latter took and Immediately discovered pistol IN ms
hand which had been concealed by the paper before
he had time to escape from his assaiant the Pistoi was
twice in quick succession one ball entering
the eve and tho other cheek from the effects oil whc
bs can arcey recover Goodwin made his escape ana
Il IL now rumored that he is about to give himself up
under the plea of nsanitythat great scapc-goat lot
m murderers and assassins ,a..s.


Hacket performed last night to almost empty .sne.ss -
Nothing but tragedy or good old Enghsh comesy -"