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what Is a Court OF Isccord?

This question the Legislative Assembly may
have settled TO their own satisfaction and con-
venience for the present session but what says
Blackstone. that recognized authority At page
"a. vol. III of his commentaries we read:
&" All courts of record are the King courts, in
right of his crown and royal dignity, and therefore
no other court hath authority to fine or imprisOn !;
Sc. that the very erection of a new Jurisdiction with
The potoer Of Jiae and Imprisonment makes IL iRSta',t-
lysd court Of record
From the Judgment of a Court Of Record there
lies an appeal to the Superior Courts by a writ of
error ia courts not of record this is effected by n
writ of false judgment. or appeal. Section 1877 of
our Civil Code provides for IA writ of error from the
decision of "a police justice. thus recognizing this
principle. We shall again revert to this subject.
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We have been permitted to make the following ex-
tracts from a letter received by a gentleman in this
CITY from DR.. Yer Meulen, Assistant Surgeon .. S.
n. (who, while here in January last, in company
with Drs. Brown and Culbreth, also Of the L. 5. n,
inspected the sanitary and reformatory institutions
of Honolulu which we publish as an unsolicited and
well merited compliment TO the officers Of the insti-
tutions referred to:
"U. S. FLAG SHIP CALIFORNIA, !
SAT SEA, Feb. Goth, 1872. {
CDR Brown, DIR. Culbreth and myself had been
invited to visit the Queens Hospital by its medical
officer and manager, DIR. McKibbin. Accordingly
on Saturday, the 30th December, We proceeded to-
gether TO that institution, which we found admirably
and picturesouely located and under circumstances
most favorable for the attainment OF the main object
of its foundation. The approach TO it was very
beautiful, the carriage way being broad and in most
excellent order, and bordered with a number of
young and thriving date palms At the Hospital
DR.. McKibbin Joined US and We accompanied him on
a tour of the building and its offices. We found
the Hospital sufficiently capacious for its require
presented q tidy and favorable appearance and were
generally improving in health under the intelligent.
medical treatment they were receiving. We saw
several types of diseases of q novel and interesting
character. Those of n leprous nature were pecuharIy
interesting, because of their rarity in the United
States. The cases to which [ more particularly refe'I
were not however decidedly leprosy, but OF that
character. The wards of the building were large,
well lighted and presented a cheerful aspect. Order
and discipline were evidently we'll maintained. a
fine piazza of two stories ran the length Of the front
of the building and afforded an excellent and appro-
pirate resort fer the convaleseent. There was a good
collection and assortment of medicines, among which
was a fair proportion of remedies of more recent dis
covery and application to disease. The instruments
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DEPARTUREs.

Nay 4-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui
IAN VII ship Europa, MekenIe, 30 Cruise
= 4-Am VIII BIZ Trident, Rowland, 10 cruise.
Oh D Ms steam corvette Scout, Gator, for Nieto
~ Gar stmr Nebraska, Harding. for New Zealand ant
Australia L.
&stmr KiAuea, MeGregor, for Maui and Hawaii
6-Sehr Hokalele, Ahuihala, for Moloaa, Kauai.
C-Schr Jzanita, Dudoi, for Kaunakakai, MOOkai.
s sH6-Schr Keoui Ana, Llkeke. for Waimea-
IAN ship Camilla, Humphreys, for Manila
T-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim. for Kohoa- Hawaii
S-Schr Ka Moi. Davis, for Kahului. Maui
e-SlOop Live Yankee, Clark, for Hana, Maui.
9-Am stmr Mohougo, Wakeman, for san Francisco. !
SHAW keteh Lunzlflo, Weeks, for Starbuck Island
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Port OF a~oMoLULU. h. I.
Arrivals.

MAJ G-schr Mot Keikf, Green. from Rahului. Mani
4-Brf brig RObee CoWan, Reveiy, Y days from Vic
t0rta, VI
b-achr Mary Ellen, Jim, from Kohala, Hawaii.
S-sehr Kz MOI. Davis, from Eahului, Maui.
sam stmr Nebrasks. Harding, days and IS hours
from San Francisco. IrHs
SSehr Iokulee, Ahuihaa, from NolOaa, Kauai
@Schr Keoni Ana ,Likeke. from Punaluu-
@Sl00p Live Yankee. Clark. from Hama, Maui
Gam ahfp Camilla, ID A Hunphreys, ID days from
= . = san Frnncsco. F.. 2-
sam slmr Nevada, J II Blethen, II days from Auek-
land
O-schr Odd Fellow, Jim. from Hno, Hawaii.
o-Schr Warwick. John Bull. I'm KaunAkakai, Molokai.
Q-schr Hattie, Kaapuui, from Kohaia, Hawaii.
lO-Schr Einau, MakAhi, from KahOolawe-
I0-Schr Annie, Ksoki, from Hno, Hawai-
1o-SchrN ettie Merrill, Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
1I-stmr Kilan=a, AeGreE0r, from Hawaii and Maui.
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coMMEROIAL.
FRIDAT. MY 10. 1872

.". ERfD1E, NAY 10. 81
Previous 10 u-, aulvns nt Sau Fnancnsco Of The COzsf.
APrI 2Ith, the stock of Hawaiian grocery grades Sugar Was
IShs, t- dem=nd goa and prices vel sssiaiBei-say siS
Ie- Ths Comet had 2soo kez-, which v0aH nd materially
an-et ne na%a-
The b~arkentiae Jane =. FaLKiHbsyg, CaIhean, henee April
7oh, arrived At Porand April 18th, a remarkably q0iek pas
ssse q Is days.
Our dat. 70 April 10Th, report The market for Hawaiian
suEao a. active. We quote from The BsHsfia q that date
sUaAs-P50 tins, Zach Is -, White Capitalized, e Gesi-
SAG, Gsm BAfavia, private There = alArgs dsGaHd lr re-
nnsa, shssny 90 assoeat O. gsTlssass t1gphss q hoIsn 9,o-
300 kegs tess han fr the slme time ast year. Th-re has
tIvity sT beaI rsanei Ersde., which i farrher augmented By
: Ihs unusually Iow prizes asd enlarged soaIees % eoo.anption-
ket On account Of the 10 rates here We understand that
James Makee, a larEe planter az the Islands, refuses TO grind
cane at ne psesent rates Australia affords a better market
Ihaa ous DC Hawaiian suEaT. The EsbraskI, which has
Just arrived from Honolaia, was first badei br Australia -Hdi
1000 ke~. bat when Mr. Webb, On account q the non arrival
% TIE san Fnneiseo steamer, ordered the hsbIaska 70 pro
eeed % this port the Sugar was TAKEN cut, and she DID not
bring a Pound- The Gomez arrived yesterday with 10000 To-,
cane known, all Of that brand in first hands was picked uP
at lole. The cargo By The ceVef viii md ready sale a coon
% harIer6g a. AZ this time lat year. sale q 700 NJ bbIs Ha-
vaf.u. per Comet sGIoie-
San FEGxeIsc0. April 18th. IsT2-
disposition 10 sell on the part Of holders who have hitherto
been Indifferent Al the same time, manufacturer. svinoed
Ia6rma tioa CbtAinabIe, ia would seem that prices had reached
ssSaiIy rs.i.sse oy paTiSS Who have parehas.d At fan figures,
The tendency i more In the direction 81 a reduction than Of a
PULr-A consignment Of liz bales Hawaiian, per Gomez,
sold az lie.
RfcE-ThereIs no movemsatdi.cernibIe Leading hoIdersars
hO~e7sr, firm, in view Of high eosT imports here and abroad
We quote No. I China T41Tie No 2 ditto, TD7tc Siam,
e4D7cj Hawaiian. &c, with very small PGrchases of any kind.
Stocks Of China are said % be large, with no disposition TO
operats- Prices largely nominal
AUCKLAND, April 10Th, 1872.
sgoAR, duty, ID per h )-Rscenr arfvaIs have fully sup
pled the market. but prices are toersbly Arm We quote
61ty-pah Mzudius White crystals, std % Sd 3-I6ths per
n hne yellow counters, AID 10 4fd; English and Dutch
crushed, Cad 90 ed Honolulu brown sugar Is aimfst unsafe
aba For n line offered to-day At auction the highest bid was
2td, and The parcel was In consequence passed Dealers quo
tafnns are sd % Hd per 10 dufy-paid. Honolulu sugar
growers are in an zdmirAbie position for supplying New lea
hnd. but they must refine their sugars " they desire the
coionial trade. As there u DO refinery In this colony
The bark Ea N0f, had loaded win gum and wool, and
sailed for London April 18th, her cargo being valued AT E47, 900.
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MARRIED.

~saYERs-KIxo-At the Catholic Mission, WaIuku, Maui,
May 4tn, by the Rev. Father A. r. LeonOre, Mr.. FRANK Say
ERs 20 Mrs Louisa KIao, widow Of the late Mr. Kimo,o Of
Haiku, Maui
O,NuL-KsH ooHuLI-At the Catholic Mission, WaHuku.
Mani, May Attn, by the Rev Father A. F. Beonore, Mr. Par
RICK O'NEIL TO Miss BIDpY KAHoOHULI. (Mr. OiNeifs
many friends wish him every success in life, and that he may
enjoy a long. happy and Virtuous life. a. a paternal friend and
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REM

lust RECEIVED VIA SAL FRANCISCO.
- An invoice Of English Saddles.
apo n. HAoKFELD a Co.
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VESSELS in Port

Haw bk IoAm. Ropes. Oading for New Bedford.
Haw Blk X w Wood. Whitney, repairing for a cruise North.
Am 3-masted sehr A p Jordan, Perry, loading-
Am missionary brig Morning Star, Matthews.
Brit brig Robert COWan, Reveiy, discharging.
Am stnr Nevada, Blethcu-
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FOR SALE

DEST 3 INDIA RUBBER HOSE. 3-4
ID inch and ] inch. lap2ol n. A Go.
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Projected Departures.

Foa jaws IsLAHD-schr KamaIIe, sails to-day.
FOR LAHAINA-Schr Nettie Merrill, sails Monday.
Eos wINDwARD P~oRFs-stmr Kiauea, sails on Monda
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~ THE HOUsE AND PREMISES ON
60 Nuuanu Avenue, at present occupied by w. L. Green,
@&& Esq. Possession given April lst.
Also, the House aud Premises adjoining, possession gwen
Immediately. For particulars apply 10
apdn CT. WILLIAMS OF J. n. WOOD.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE

A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS MILKING
my4 4t J. II. WOOD.
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NOTICE.

MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
y Kingdom Mr.. CHAs. T. QUICK will he my dolly au-
thorized attorney, and will have charge Of my busIness.
JNO. n. THOMPSON.
Honolulu. March 9Th, 1872. sw.w sps q
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NOTICE.
qOTICI

A LII y r. X y q Ms & HEREBY CA u
"A TONED against allowing their animals " trespass upon
the land known As LUMAHAI. on the Island q Kauai, the
having leased the same from q. X. BISHOP.
All persons 20 trespassing hereafter. viii b. proceeded
against according TO Law. CHULAN A co.
Honolulu, January 25th. 1872. Jazz 3m
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NOTICE
NOTICE

a LII ACCOUNTS DUE ME OF OVER SIX
IA months standing, 10 not settled on or before the let of
June, 1872, will be put In the hands OF an Attorney for col
lection. CHARLES LONJ.
Honolulu, May LIST, 1871. myt a.
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AssIGNREs NOTICE.

A HNEE & AHLO DOING BUSINESS CN-
IN der The firm name Of YEE HOP A. Co., having made m
assignment Of their property to the undersigned, all parier
having claims against the firm will please present them NJ The
Once OF Levers X Dickson and all parties owing said arm
will phase make payment 10
my4 I'm Q. II. LEVERS.
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No person allowed 70 enter a horse unless a Subscriber OF
$40 to the Racing Fund, excepting The Hack aud Mule Races
Entries for the above Races, enclosing Entrance Fee, names
Of horses, owners. and colors Of the riders, 10 be given IN 70
the Stewards on or before Thursday, the 9th Of June.
~ Jockey Costume insisted upon. II mill
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$50 Purse, Hack Race.

Open TO all Horses that have not run in any Of the preyio
races OF the day, or that have won a Purse in any advertise
race-Entrance, S3-Purse, $50.
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Wheelbarrow Race, Purse SO.

SWEEPSTAKES POR ALL HORSES-Half Mle-sing
dash-Catch W-eights-Entrance, S-Purse, SEQ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-22

FAIRS. The following is list of the
Agricultural Fairs to be held in Yer.
mont and vicinity this fall, so far as we
have been able to learn them:
State Fair-At st. Johnsbury, Sept.
II, ~, 10 and IA ; Henry Clark, secre-
tary, Rutland. .
Addison County-At Middlebury, Sept.
l. and 6 ; Albert Chapman, secretary,
Middlebury.
Connecticut River Valley-At Clare
mont, n H., September II, 10 and 10 :;
d. E. Willard, Secretary, oxford, NH.
Ch.ttenden County-At Essex juno
ton, Sept. 10, II, - and 10; H. n.
Newell, secretary, Burlington.
Coos and Essex Counties-At Lancas-
ter N. H., September II and 18; Chas.
Benton, Guildhall Geo. II. Emerson,
Lancaster, n. Ii.
Crown Point and Bridport-At Crown
Point, n. Y, Sept. II and IL.
Farmers and Mechanics Proc
torsville, Sept. % and 26; ]. K Spaf-
ford, secretary.
Franklin County-At Sheldon, Sept
IS, 10 and 20; ]. Fl. Stufflbeane, East
Sheldon.
Lamoille County-At Mprrisville, Sep
TENDER 25 and 26 E. Il. Allen, secre-
tary, Morrisville.
Rutland County-At Rutland, Sept.
II, IS, and 10; Miner Hiliard, secre-
tary, Rutland.
WilThington-At Wilmington, Oct 2 !;
0. E. Butterfield, secretary.
Windsor County-At Woodstock. Sep
TENDER "a, 90 and 90; Lorenzo Rich
mond, secretary, Woodstock.
White River Valley-At Bethel, Sept.
II, IS and 10; Lorenzo Kent, secretary,
Woodstock.
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A Letter from PHI. Robbins of Ches-
ter in Reply TO Rev. Geo. y. Guern-
Sey.

Editor Rutland Herald - In the
Daily HERALD of the 18th inst, l no.
ticed a communication from Rev. Geo.
s. Guernsey, wherein he accuses THE
. HERALD correspondent in this town of
misrepresentation, and speaking
without authority"
The reverend gentleman has evidently:
discovered a tee-hee's nest with taw
haw's egg in 1t, and for that reason he
is very much troubled, and seeks to re-
lieve his worn, dead spirit by cOntribu-
tiOns to the press. We have no desire
to provoke a newspaper controversy
with the reverend gentleman, for we
believe that he had much better stick to
the innocent and safe pastime of com
posing Sunday sermons.
Mr. Guernsey writes to you as fol-
lows mo such meeting was called or
appointed by the above committee. and
of course your correspondent had Nc au-
thority 10 report to you as above"
In reply to that paragraph we would
state that a meeting oras called by mem
hers of said committee, and the time
fixed by them for the meeting as stated
in the report Of TIE HERALD cores
pOudent.
Mr.. Guernsey was notified, and over
his own signature retiGSei to be present.
and in justifca ion of his conluct, shelf
cred himself behind technical quibblcs.
such as are the inyariable resort Of Al,
persons who are in just tie same posi-
tjQa las Is IN.
Your correspondent derived his in
formation in regard to said meeting
from the writer of this letter, and justice
demands that he at least. should be set
right in this matter. Our authority for
informing him of said meeting was
based upon letter to the Committee
of the First Uuiversalist Parish in CAes.
ter, written by II. Y, French, Esq, of
Woodstock. tNhO is a. member of the
Committee ON Fellowship Ordination
and DISCIPLINED notifying US that
meeting of said committee would be
held in Chester on the Both of July last
past, for the purpose of investigating
Ihc charges preferred against Reys. L,
;. Foster, Geo. 5. Guernsey and n. c.
lIodgdop.
We have no desire to discuss this I'M
pleasant subject through the press, but
we can assure the reverend gentleman
that we shall defend ourselves and our
friends from all newspaper ATTACKS
p. H. ROBBINS,
Chairman of Committee Of First Uniyer-
aalist Parish.
Chester, Aug. 10, 1872.
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A letter From HI. n. smith.
Postmaster at Henson---He FIX.
plains His Position.
BENsoN, Aug. H.

Benson, Aug. Il.
Editor RutEand HeraH II notice in
your paper issued August 10th an article
taken from the Vergennes Vermo,ate.
which says:
1--WE understand that the Postmaster
at Benson IS confirmed Greeleyite, and
that Greeley and Brown flag floats
over the office. This is taking time by
the forelock, certainly"
This last sentence admit both in the
sense the PeTns0nte3 means and also an
ply it to that paper in its understanding
of my political status. This understand
ing | wish TO modify by saying if it un-
derstands me to be a confirmed Greeley
lite in the sense of believing in his super
ior journalistic abilities, it is correct. but
if that understanding means my explicit
confidence in his stability of character
or executive ability, ] can truthfully say
is is wholly wrong for my faith in him
Is not strong enough TO warrant any such
understanding. | honor and respect
Horace Greeley for many things but am
not prepared to adopt ali his views.
As to the Greeley and Brown flag
floating over the Office the VermOHter is
again mistaken. Ny partner in business
is Greeley man and, together with
some others, has raised a Greeley and
Brown flag. | had no part whatever in
the transaction and was miles away al
the time it was raised. The flag instead
of floating over the office is suspended
across the street on a rope which is at
tached TO two poles, one on each side Of
the street, and one of these poles is near
one corner of the store in the back part
Of which is the Office. / suppose the
parties had, by the consent Of my part
ner an undisputed right to set it there.
and DO not suppose nor admit that this
act of theirs makes me a confirmed
Greeleyite, nor no more am /.
/ shall support General Grant in the
coming election not because | consider
him the best man in the country for our
President, but because / believe his cleo
ton will ensure the carrying out Of the
party principles to which / have always
adhered. more perfectly than the cleo
ton Of Horace Greeley with his present
supporters as associates ever can.
If this is sufficient non-evidence of
my confirmed Greeleyism please giyethe
fact as much publicity as you have the
VerDl0Hter'S understanding. and greatly
oblige, yours respectfully.
II. +. SMITH, p. NJ
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at The Clarendon Springs i'm Rhyme.

I To B. Murray, proprietor of clarendon
House" and of the four medical springs at
Clarendon, VT:
Which of the fountains, springs or crystal
rills,
Is best to cure my aUOrst of human ills?
Has analytic skill-the chemists test
Proved. beyond doubt, which of them all
is best?
Is it the one enclosed in marble slabs,
Into whose depth the little urchin dabs
His tiny cup just as the morning sun
Dispells the gloom of night, his race to
run?
Or is that one, purling through the wall,
Where tall men have to stoop to drink at
all?
Just as the parson bows with reverent
air
After the Bibles read-in fervent prayer.
Or is it that one still, somewhat unlike the
rest,
With dripping faucet, pointing towards
the West,
Where urns are filed and casks with iron
brands,
To send its aqueous wealth to distant
lands?
Or is that one priced above the rest,
Curbed with white marble, farthest North
and West,
Whose water murmur gently to the brook,
hook?
Though each can cure some i'll in its worst
stage,
Neither can cure my worst of ills
OLD AGE
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tor felt the old republican spirit aroused
and resolved to stand by the old flag.
Milk Meeting at Bennington.

The adjourned meeting of the Farm.
ers' Milk Producers Association was
held at Free Library Hall, in Benring.
ton, on Wednesday, August 18th, DR..
Lorenzo Sheldon of Rutland, presi.
dent, c. C. Pierce of Clarendon, secre.
tary.
J. e. McNaughton, chairman of com.
mittee on organization, presented re-
port of the proceedings of the commit
tet, which has been heretofore published
Hon. j. B. HOLSTER, of Manchester,
from the committee, presented the char.
ter of the Farmers Milk Company, pro-
cured under the general laws of New
York. A letter was read from w. L.
Benedict, saying the stock was being Ia
ken readily.
ABSTRACT OF CHARTER.
The act Incorporates Jas. E. McNangh-
ton, VIM. L. Benedict, VIM. III. Wood,
Philip G. Cumming, and James B.
Hodgkins, and their associates, under
the corporate name of the Farmers
Milk Company"
The objects of the company are for
carrying on the business of buying, man
ufacturing and selling, for account of
producing farmers milk, cream, con-
densed milk, butter, cheese, and other
dairy products, and selling them in a
pure and unadulterated form to the con-
sumers of New York and vicinity. The
capital stock of the company is one mil
lion dollars.
The term of the existence of the COM
pany is fifty years.
The number of shares is limited to
twenty thousand.
The number of trustees is thirteen,
and following named persons are trns-
tees for the first year.
Josiah B. HOLSTER, James E. Nc
NaughtOn, William L. Benedict, Henry
/ r. Douglas, William II. Clark, William
II. Wood, Thomas Yelling, Philip C..
Cummings, ASH Howell, Cornelius P.
Wood, David w. Rogers, M. II. Wick
wire and Perry B. Hall.
The company is formed for the pur-
1 pose of carrying on some parts of the
/ business outside of the State of New
/ York, namely, in the counties of Ben
ningtOn and Rutland, in Vermont in the
counties of Litchfield and Fairfield, in
the State of Connecticut; in the county
of Berkshire in Massachusetts, and in
the counties of Sussex, Passaic, Bergen
and Hudson, in the State of New Jersey,
and the principal part of said business
is to be transacted in the city of New
| York
1t has the witness and signature of
/ James f. McNaughtOn, William L..
Benedict, Philip G. Cummings, w. H.
! Wood, and James B. Hodgkins.
The report of the committee was
adopted, and Hon. J. B. HOLSTER pre-
sented the subscription books, prospec-
tus and conditions of subscription.
/ Remarks were made by A. d. Smith,
of Dandy. Hannibal Hopkins of Tin
mouth and NJ. s. Clark of Clarendon.
About 100000 Of the stock was sgh-
scribed by thirty men.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
Stephentown, n. Y, on Thursday,
Aug. 22d, at o'clock p. m, when the
books will be opened for subscription,
and all interested in sending milk to New
York are invited to be present.