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THE BANK CONVENTION.

SUBJECTS TO DE DISCUSSED AT THE MEETING
NEXT MONTH
The official call for the annual Convention OF Bank
Of the nited States, which is announced to
mence Association Hall this city on the 18th OF
September issued yesterday and sent TO the 800
banks which are expected TO be represented The CALL
which is signed by Mr James Buell., the president OF
the Importers and Traders National Bank this city
sets forth the urgent necessity Of full attendance
account OF the magnitude of the subjects DO
Cusscd cit refers 10 the heavy and discrminating'
taxation under which the banks placed, and states
that united effort will be necessary obtain repeal
OF the present laws 1t then continues
besides this vital quest Of tax repeal which Is
necessary Tor the prosperity OF business and Tor the
very existence OF our banks many parts Of
country here are other practical SUBJECTS to bc dis
cussed. Prominent among these Is the unrestricted
power TO issue municipal county and other bonds, by
which heavy burdens Of taxation being ioIsted
upon the people. These burdens heavy
that they frequent menace to public credit
home and abroad. Unless somc juccious restrictions
can be devised stop these reckless issues Of bonds
the outcry IN favor OF reputation will DC oitener
heard in the future, although is evident TO
ncctng citizen that the issuers OF such bonds the
mon who should ba punished, and not the honest
who have gwen their money in good faith tor thcm."
The Convention will last for three days and during
tho the questions Of the rcmonc zaton OF si-
yer. the resumption OF specie payments aud the union
OF the banks for the rounding Of the debt will be
cussed
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer vaderiand tBelg). Nckels Antwerp 10 days,
% %ss AND 10 e"s Bark es na @ G0
German bark bound ". showing sigma, letters oBW;,
wick Ga: Aug Q Viz por: loyal 10Th with mdse and
s.s To fr" csae D%' Co. No. days. with
cI&!ss; s S,ae. and ssns the entire
em sSy HsIpa I" ue ae 'p % days. with
sas s. 70 s.s % % lsse ia. q dfS in
e 20 s s ss oon s OF III H%s with
Mass with e5o quntals Of FISH; day bark Malta
@ ca%pse London 70" % ~ DARK
in % Kate G S anSp H R ~ s days
Bark Thor Nor Jensen. Dundak oe days. IN baa't to
Bark IBIS SAWYER Malaga IS days with mdse to Upper
tark Gulietta mlj, Gazzoo, Boston days, in ballast
to Benhsm 4 Boyssen,
M Easor % @ ~ Irritable wn
sui IS days win h!aes and osflehs Co
had strong asr'hsry winds Ia, $ isensc
@ TH'%s T"? iS% SS%s 'S.S To + sS;
since light winds and Gains: II lat is s. 5 lou se 70 W
1w Ses s S5'I sua I'd .s
hours: the looked bold ali round this reef is
schr Frank Atwood. Ryan Port Antonio. la, IA days.
with fruit 10 Vim Douglas.
with as,er ,oJ King SOM vessel 70 II Loud CO.
days with plaster to King Son vessel to INV Loud
soy j EisSy to Van Bran. Bros '' "'' ''D''
schr Jo.eph Mad, Tyler, Georgetown, Sc. days, with
schr K Clements. Pierce, Virginia.
seSr fs Soor "' Eli. 4G pid S vr rsis
sssr Frames Frsnss. Gsaa1 v!1sina for Newark
scnr Julius Webb, Turner Virginia.
schr Lena s.orer Got Boston. Wiley Richmond Mo.
10 days with lumber to John Boyntons Son Coz vessel
sioop N Drew, oksrs. Virginia.
bay, came up To the city Ejth AN
uJ-Barks Angelo CSp). Fnmia (sp) which arrived
Aug IL from Havana are consigned Bcnham Boyesen.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
ship Mount Washington. Perkins. Boston for New YORK.
sehr Laurhtn, Hollowel Windsor. Ms, for New
ssRr H1n,,sy IIuqqssy Reekpor. for New York.
schr Ida. Deerng, Taunton Tor New York.
schr SAMUEL Ell nrocksr rrasehcr Taunton for New Yorx
sch hr Nellie Nellie; Brown Kelly Boston Tor New York
sclr anna Il Jacobs, Dotnc. Hyannis tor Wv York
schr storm Child. Hughes Nantucket tor New YORK
scnr Henrietta. Mathews. Proviience for New York.
sehr Z , Young bar,ett Providence Tor New York.
ehr Dean rrI.eher Providence ier New York.
Scllr Lady Ellen Bowe, Providence for New YORK.
schr y m Ticc Ticc, Providence Tor New York.
sehr R .,. Ma Mar Ws,d rroydenee for New York
schr Russell, MchaHey. Portland Ct for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamer Eeanora. johnson. New York for Portland
steamer Bolivar Geer. New YORK Tor New and
Bril- ! Williams; Williams. New York for Belfast
SER traveller Murphy New York Tor Now Win Haven
schr Saratoga NICHOLSON. lloboken icr Providence
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RESIGNED REPUBLICANS.

At a meeting OF the FIRST Assembly Republican Dis
srict CoEuiiec held last night at No 152 Franklin
street. The loliowins list OF designations wore pre-
scented John Robinson, Deputy United st,ies Mar
shall; Patrick Goodwin, First Vice President OF the
Association; William H. BAKER, Secretary; Joseph O.
sculy and Timothy Kane, Inspectors Of Election and
The following delegates 10 tho Central Committee:
h,chasl W. Burns, George hauley, John C Kcenan,
John Connolly and Michael Mummy After the narncs
mad been hanJed In a motion was made adjourn SUBJ
ject TO the Gail o; Tho char, which was carried
Stxrrx~tH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The regular month"; meeting OF the sixteenth As.
semby District Republican Association was he'd last
cvcnfnr II the association rooms. No. go Third
svesuss Richara n. Lush presiding The AZ
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1877.
MR. 4. B. CORNELL AS A FEDERAL OFFICE
HOLDER AND MEMBER OF THE REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL COMMITTEE A RESIGNATION
LOOKED FOR.
1t is asccrtaned here that the Mr. A. B. Cornell is
the only member OF the Republican National Com
mittee who is federal olice-hoder and who has not
resigned from the committee A good deal OF curiosity
is felt hero among political people to know whether
Mr. Cornell means to resign, and, If no docs not what
action the President will take in the matter Some OF
the Presidents friends believe that Mr. Cornell by his
hesitation is trying bring conflict between Sem
ator Conking and the President but others doubt this
and believe rather that Mr. Cornell has waited advise
with Mr. Conklng and that now, That the latter has
turned, Mr.. Cornell will send IN his resignation.
THE ADVISORY BOARD OF THE RHODE ISLAND
HARBoR COMMISSION.
Commodore Daniel Ammen Chief of the Bureau OF
Navigation at the Navy Department, left here last
night for Providence, to attend the session OF the
Advisory Board OF the Rhode Island Harbor Commas
sion which meets there tomorrow. Tho members of
the Board Commodore Ammen, United States
Navy; General Warren Engineer corps United States
Army, and Professor Henry Mitchell, OF Boston.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Francis Brady is gunsnith living in Williamsburg,
and doing business at No AZ Gold street. this CITY,
Last evening ne the ferry and walked down
through vcsey street. When near West street he Was
spoken to by ono Of three mon, who informed MIN
that his handkerchief lying on the sidewalk
behind him. Brady. putting his hand In his pocket
assured himself that his handkerchief SAFE and
told his informant lie was assured that he
mistaken As he turned to look, OF the struck
him IN the face and another snatched his watch All
three then away. Brady discovered that his
watch gone and after the thieves CRYING, "Po
lice! Detective hart, of Inspector Murray's stan
heard the cry and joined In the chase Alter quite
the detective succeeded In catching one of the
men, who when locked up gave his name as Michael
Fox. with no occupation and no home. Brady recog-
nzed the prisoner the man who struck him. The
watch recovered.
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mambcys wsro Sn n'nc,an snd s" s,x,v pro

tendance was unusually large. Forty new
members wero elected and sixty propo-
sitions for membership submitted Aitor
the appointment OF nittee to inquire what mem
bers, II any, had violated their membership pledge Or
In other words. had affiliated with any other poiiticai
organization, Captain u. Cresan took the noor anu
offered the following resolution, which was unan-
mously adopted amid much applause
Resolved That WE tender concrstustsons 90 non
Roscoe conkIing the able upright and faithful senator OF
New York. his from his brief oreish voy 40
with strength renewed and vig,r reeruted ana We hso
the republicans oil state ana tntousn
out Union thar the great Of which he has so long
been the fearless and lifted leader will continue
to receive his active and efficient support.
In speaking on the resolution Captain CTegan warmly
euogized Senator CopkliDg. cS ming Tor MIN one OF
the foremost places In the ranks OF American sta'es'
men.
owing TO tho unavoidable absence Of one Of The sec
rctries no OF were presented
although 1t Is understood among the members that
seven OF number hold federal positions have
placed their designations Ia tho hands OF the secretary
In compliance with President Hayes civil service
order Tho names, however, could not be ascertanod
definitely because OF the absence OF the secretary re
fey IN
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnsrERDAx, Aug ll-sailed. bark Moenbeam Field,
Searsport. Me. r..
ALICANTE, Aug s-Arrived. bark Busy. Keudrck. Phna
delphis. ...
ALcoA BAY, July ls-Arived. bark Triumph tBo Hoi-
lywood, Boston.
BRISTOL. Aug 12-Sailed. barks Croydon tBr), Roach
United States; Padre Francisco taD Mariu New York.
BREMEN. Aug l2-saed, bark Alamo tGer), Bruderhsu-
sen. New Orleans. ''''
BORDEAUX, Aug 1o-sailod. ship John Barbour tBr,.
Baker Uncd States bark whitehall tBr) Davidson New
York. .t.7
CAnpyr, Aug Is-salcd. ship North Star. Thomson.
Hong Kong.
DusLs, Aug l1-saied, schr Waiter Plummer, Plum.
mer. United States.
DusKiRK. Aug 11-Arrived bark Ormus, 6hackford Now
York.
GLOUCESTER Aug I2-saiied. bark II verto GtaD Cees
tina, United states.
GREAT YARMOUTH, Aug Il-saied bark Loveid Nor,
Pan. United States.
GLASGOW Aug I3-Arrived, steamer State Of Nevada
Obj, Brses. New York.
GrpRALrAR. Aug 5--Arrved, bark Antonio La Nassa
QtaD LA Nassa Phil adephia. ..
HULL. Aug i3-Arrivsd, bark Agar tAus), Bussanich
New York.
Sailed 18TH ship Harvester, Bosworth. san Francisco
HAvuK Aug l3-Arrived bark Icarus (Br), Cochrahe
Galveston.
Sailed 18th schr J Moulton, Atwood. Boston.
HoKG KoNo. Aug l3-Arrived, snip Saracen (Br), Le
Beouf. New York for Shanghai with steering gear dis
abed).
IPSWICH Aug ll-Arived bark Dunholme (Br). Besg
Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL. Aug ll-Sailed, ship Flying Foam, Wool
strou Mobie 18TH steamer rberian (B Horne Boston;
18TH ships Lancaster Island Mobile; Lillian OBJ. Dick.
Sandy HSnk Importer tBr), Sushe rland New Orleans
LosDox. Aug I3-Arriyed. ship st Petersburg (Nor),
Hansen. New York.
LARNE Aug IL. g PM-Saed, steamer State Of Georgia
(Br). Cooper drom Glasgow, Now YORK.
PORTLAND, Aug 11-Arived, brig Fanny (swe). OiberS,
New York for Cronstadt.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug l2-Arrived. banks Borzone UtaD,
Schiaino. Baltimore; 18TH Manuel tsp Aurrcoechea,
New Orleans: Sarah Ellen OBJ, Main. Akyab.
Also arrived 18th, Pm. steamer Gerinsnc (Br) Ken
pedy New York for Liverpool and procecded).
RryAL Aug 12-Arrived steamer South Tyne (Br) Hal.
lett, New York.
RorrEnpAM Aug 12-Arrived, bark srrah (Nor) Hatvor
sen. New York.
Sailed lth bark Frederick Scala tGer Waack Boston,
18th, ship Semarnms. Schuienburg. Baltimore.
TABLE BAY, July 11-Sailed bark Edward Albro (Br),
Cummings New York; Julia Brown. Nickerson Sydney
NSW.
WATERFRONT, Aug I0-Sailed, bark Paolo Ievelo QtaD,
Kevello, New York.
YOKOHAMA. Aug 11-ssled, steamer City Of Picking.
Berry, San Francisco
LosDos Aug 13-Bark Candida utaD. Cafero. from New
York Leghorn Palermo put into Malta July 80
what damaged by q storm,
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COWHJDING AN EDITOR.

MR. MURTAGH, OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
DETAILS OF THE AFFAIR AND IT'S CAUSES
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WAsHINaToS, August Is, 1877.
very exciting scene witnessed on by street,
near Pennsylvania avenue this morning, which served
TO disturb the smooth current Of Washington life dur
ing dull and hot days II took shape in severe
cowhiding, administered upon Mr. William j. Murtagh
editor OF the National Repmb scaH in tho presence Of
many Witnesses near sporting saloon and restaurant
known as "The Club" The assaant was Mr.. Joseph
Richard Wbeatley, a Kentucky gentleman ana jour
nalist, who is Hthe active determined person,
somewhat slighter in physique than his victim. Mr..
Murtagh will be remembered ia connection with the
Robeson frauds and scandals and Of the former
Commissioners OF the Metropolitan Police OF this dis
irlct, III which capacity he was charged with conspi
racy against Congressman Whitthorne, Of tennessee.
and investigated by Congress. He IS OF stout, well
proportoncd and dashing physique, affecting military
air. and Is some few years the senior Of Mr. Wheatley
STATEMENT THE AssArLANT.
The latter states that having been very uniusty as
sailed in the Republican, he demanded correction Of
what he terms false and Injurious mlsrspresentatons
OF his character, which Mr. Murtagh promised him
would be done Failing TO do this Mr. Murtagh was met
By Mr. Wheatiey as he came from his counting room
oGay aud upbradcd with the failure 10 give him sat-
slaction. Mr.. Whcatey then drew from his pocket
three cowhides braided In ono and commenced TO ad
minister quick succession Of blows upon MIR. Muir
taghs head, face, shoulders back and legs. Pincn
his hands up, enreatlngy, TO ward on the attack the
latter cried OUT
"My Cod Wheatlcy, what are you doipgs Stop
this"
An elderly lady passing at the time nterfered 10
project him. when, receiving few more OF the cow
hide applications, he took refuge In building by,
in which ex-Secretary Robson has some clerks at
work closing up his affairs.
EXPECTED sEQUBi~
No arrest has been yet made, but MI. Wneatey IN
vites in order To nave the merits OF the case
brought out. He will publisl.a cara TO morrow do
nOupcIng Mr. Murtagh and his managing editor. III
the latter game represented q moro serious
affair than cowhid,ng may occur
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES II. o'DoNNELL.


Charles II. O'Donneil, OF Baltimore died at the
Pequot House, New London, Conn.,, at eleven O'Clock
last Sunday evening OIL presumably paralytic stroke
Mr.. O'Donncll WIS very wealthy gentleman, probably
worth ten millions OF dollars aud until three We ars
ago president Of The Cumberland Coal Company
OF Pennsylvania Three years since he commenced
tour In Europe for the sake Of his health, which was
even then vitality impaired by paralysis. From that
time forward he has not been engaged IN actual
business. He had been guest OF the Pequot House
about three weeks. Al eight O'Clock Sunday even
ing no about the hotel conversng with the other
guests and apparently well III health. He suddenly
complained OF feeling liant and dizzy and SISTED
his room whore he died at eleven O'clock as stated
The rite of the holy sacrament of the Catholic
Church admin stcrcd by Father Lalor OF the
Church OF ST Marys' star OF the Sea, TO the diving
man, who shortly after expired peacefully anu pain
lcssy. III. ODonDcll was sixty.sx years Of age. lie
was married His wife Is a great granddaug hter OF
Charles Carroll OF Carroon one OF the signcrs of tho
Declaration of Independence. The ODonnell family
is among tho wcatnlest anu most arisocratc OF Bat
more.
His remains sent TO Baltimore yesterday Mon
day) morning for intcrmenL
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ALICANTE. July 2s--saled, schr G NJ Newins Dayton,
'is Aug Acapulco cp
BAHIA. july Fin port. tsrks Charlotte Young tBr,
Cork for New York; sostork Nor, Aim from do; brig
BAY vrnTs Aug 2-Arrivcd. bark Fanchion tBr Cain.
,CHLcurra July 2e Sailed ship Blair Drummoud tIsr),
COW BAY CB-sailed from Blockhouse Mines from Aug
TO Aug g. .chrs David IolcS sawyer and Eva Yates,
D. "i Pscvidsnse; El@a Wright Boston. LUCY
A. s,cshGS.s Mines Aug o p Southern KSns wGSd
ia's for D""sS
Tnrrs arrived New @ s York r'"
rhes yerpGo Quebec S
Grrls Aug mot sth>-Arrved. bark Agnes GER.
HosG Nose July 7-Arrived barss Escort w..erhonss,
Newcastle Nsw James Stone. Weston do ia'h G
sailed July ioh. ships Brown Brothers. Goode Puget
'? s"iiod FROM Do july ! Pamela L%a, New York
Island Ms to load for Liverpool IRON wreck Of bark Kate
Sailed 18Th steamers Bermnds DID Ansrove crom st
Johns, NF New York; cortes Freeman nrom Now York;.
HORROR BLUFF. Ms. Aug 6-oa bark Norman (Br), Al
len Tor Lye5p.o, Log sresdy 70 sail in days en-
Webber from Adelaide Brouse Island arrived May al
LIvrRpooL. Aug 2-Arrvcd. bark Lima (Br). Byrncs,
Iospos Aug s-Arived. schr sorats (Br. Landry Hat
IisBos-The cable report in sundays edition Of the sail
Aug 10 Of bark Rosa dad Cncaee for New York. wns
MANILA. June 2s-Arrived. bark Camilla. Johnson Ba-
sailed a;,h ship National srT, M. , San Francisco
NORM SYDNEY. CB Aug S-Arrived bark Souvenir tBr).
PsS.mA Aug Sailed steamer Granada. Connolly, San
PicTou Aug eArrved, brig Dart 1'r. Mckenzie. Port.
land schr A w Smith do.
"pucwAsH rs Aug 4-Ceared bark John Black tBr),
Vursrr Aug I3-Aived, ship City of Quebec tBr. Fall
s,liorn y, Aug io-rsacd bark Rosa Maddalena ItaD.
S,saaroxr July 6-saed ship Mallard (Br,, Duncan,
New York. 9TH steamer Tevio tBp. Nisbct from Japan,
SAN Josr DE Gu.rENALA, Juno 1O-Arrvcd. brig Jose.
phinc Kurbaum Francisco land sailed 18th on her
in port July % schr Dashing Wave, Hogcn from san
Francisco. arrived 18th.
81 PIErnr Mart July 2eIn port, brig Louisa Coipcl
(Br) Mcianson Boston in days. schr Dexter CLARK,
ga john NIB, Aug 1o--Arrived schr Astrs 3D. Hunt,
Arrived 18Th schs Ocean Belle tBr. wssson New York;
Cleared i,ti schr Sea Lion (Br Mcintyre. New York.
sailed 10th brig Beauty tBr. Sinclair, Port Rush.
Sailed 18th ship ,ictt ysburg Coll Bordeaux.
SHEpiAC, NIB, Aug Arrived. bark Mariner. Thurmott
Londonderry brig Espcrance Voley penzance Ith barks
Cleared 10th. barks AxeI. Saannm. and Capri Dnsmore
Idverpool; brig La Plata. Bray, Newport Wales.
vALrARxrso July 5--Sacd, bark VIM Hales hoyt, Iqui
quo, &c "a load tor Now York. .
from Point Iobos Cailao for Hampton Roads
9Th pnt repairs) Couscr Killman from Auckland
Tor New YORK rcpg aparaiso (Nic,. Paulscn. unc.
WEYMOUTH, NJ. Aug D-clcnred bark Harriet Campbell
tRr), Taylor, London.
YoxoHAMA July i5-sailed. bark II Carlton. Hark-
ness from Hong Kong Honolulu.
YAEwourII Ms Aug s-Atrtved schr Kate Clark. Gupti
New York lsad cleared Tor Grand Aenau).
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsHISGrox, August i3, 1871
THE POLAR EXPEDITION OF THE FLORENCE
cArrAN zoweArE's PROPOSITION TO IS-
vxsr THE NORTH PoLE-HIs ANTIcIPATIoNs
OF SUCCESS.
Captain Henry w. Howgatc, in charge of the
working department OF the Government Signal Bureau
here under General Myer who is TO conduct the now
enterprise OF establishing temporary Arctic colony
for purposes OF Polar explorations at some point near
the shore Of Lady Franklin Bay north OF the eighty
rst degree Of north latitude having had his attention
called tn expressions OF parties who doubt
tho likelihood OF success in the present expedition
started ous under Captain Tyson Of Polaris fsme,
says
The latitude Of Thank God Hnrbor, winter quarters
Of the Polars and of the Dscovery's winter quarters
IN Lady Franklin Bay Is substantially the same, ana
the fsst that tho temperature reported BY the Two
expeditions 10 widely different indicates clearly tho
changing nature Of The Arctic seasonA There - no
conflict OF opinion among the members OF the Polaris
TO the existence OF open water as far norm a.
sSs,s ' Sr'Ss MORNING and BY moments
hesitation loss the golden opportunity Of push
Lieutenant Msrkham and Mares expedition by sedgc
alter q splendid exhibition OF human endurance ana
pluck eonsiaer ,ns cnsase % po,a
be taken into consideration IN any plan Tor
reaching the Pole and therefore propose to SIT down
and invest the Pole precisely as military commander
tho ''G precise soros 81 ID. opposition IS known
and can be provided for 5eamon naturally
cling 10 vessel, and from education habit
look to water only means Of progress, and, failing
that, inclined report Northern work imprac-
icable, while iandsman accustomed 70 depend upon
his own resources will push ahead II IL tor this
that have made the OF the vessel sent
recently under Captain Tyson obligatory after land
ing the colony. II progress cannot DO made The
Ice or by water the Greenland shore will DO
followed If IL extends beyond Cape Britannia Fail
ing this means Of progress be had to bal
looms, supply OF which will be included in the col
onys outfit. Modern Improvement sledges and
boats will be awaited Of and nothing neglected that
will aid Ia bringing the expedition a successful
close. Tho Florence, on her way to the Arctic
seas. is 10 collect dogs for hauling sedges, native
Bcdgers clothing and natives, that the future col
work | have doubt OF SUCCESS II permitted to
carry out the plan outlined, and huve well
grounded hops that this will be done.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND Ohio, August 13, 1871
Large numbers OF Knights OF Py,hias, from through
out the United States and Canadas have arrived to
attend the meeting Of the supreme Lodge Of the
world, which begins Tomorrow, continuing two days
Among the guests the founder of the Order Justine
H. Rathbone; Supreme Chancellor, s. s. Davis Nashua,
Ca (; john Trump, Leavenworth, Kan; Y. =. Damn.
San Francisco; J. B.. Brown, v'cksburg. Tomorrow
morning there will be grand reception, with vel
coming address by Mayor Rose behalf Of tho city
response by Grand Chancellor L. s Duncan; welcom-
ing address IN behalf OF the Grand Lodge by supreme
Representative l.. Firestone; response by Supreme
ChanceiorS. s. DAVIS. There will be parade at one
clock tomorrow afternoon and afterward a session
OF the lodge. On Wednesday there Will be prize
drill at the Northern OHIO Fair Grounds during the
afternoon and formal reception OF the Supreme
Lodge by the Grand Lodge of Ohio in the evening
Several steamers have been chartered and lake excur
sous among the other attractions for the guests
The city will be decorated.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snIP 7 HILL. Capt Jabex II SNOW beiore reported
ove~due). has 1875 days from Rangoon and.
she has not been reported since she left sh" has
been lost. She y vessel Of 1900 tons burden
built 1t Buck Me- and this her first VOYAGE She
had full cargo OF rice for Falmouth E. for orders.
ScnR wrTE WING. from New York for st Mays Gs. be-
fore reported ashore Fenwick Island. hauled on
Aug IL arrived Delaware Breakwstor the
evening under sail.
scHR r l. HoRssY from Windsor. u.s. for Philadelphia.
sprung leak of cape Aug IL and sank Crow saved
and landed nj Rockland. Me.
HALIFAX. Ms Aug 13-rhe brig swallow TOT Waes).
Madoc for ssombc Ms in ballast struck the outer ledgc
while of the during gale Friday last
and TIE barely escaped by swimming
from the ynrdsrm the rock They were rescued yeer
day by y schooner and taken to Canso.
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BENJAMIN CARTWRIGHT.

Benjamin Cartwright died at his residence, on Sun
day night at the corner Of High and Spruce Streets
Newark. Deceased formerly resided in Brooklyn, but
removed 10 Newark III 1862 where he purchased tho
corner named the house in question of Mr. jeremiah
G. Cartwright He was cashier oil tho National City
Bank OF New YORK for years, having elevated himself
from he position OF an Office boy 10 that OF CASHIER
which he RESCUED IN February last. Deceased was
sixty four years Of age and leaves young daughter
well provided tor.