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Anour a fortnight ago a correspondent

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

We are informed that the Hangalore, with the next outward English mail, kef singapore for this port, at 5 pm. on Sunday, the rath inst.

THE London correspondent ofthic Leeds Mercury hears that an anonymous admirer of the late Lord Beaconsfield has transmitted to his Lordship's trustees the funds necessary to clear Hughenden Manor of all encumbrances. The sum is some. We note by a circular issued by Mr. von Aich- gives no clue whatever to his indentity. Some from this port Mr. I. Budler will be in charge thing over fifty thousand pounds, and the donor berger, H.I.G.M.'s Consul, that during his absence people believe that he is a member of the great of the German Consulate.-Amuy Gazette, firm of Rothschikls, but this is nothing more than a guess, and the only definite fact is that Mr. Coningsby Disraeli will be enabled to take pos- session ofhis uncle's property free of all burdens.

the mere fun of the thing; but it so happens Surely the gentlemen who provide the that the custom of watching and timing sport should receive a slight amount of the training gallops with the express view consideration. It is common in India, of utilising the information so obtained is and also in Shanghai, we believe, for not merely confined to the colored frater-owners to have the privilege of claiming nity, but is openly practised by owners

a share of any lottery in which his horse themselves. Reciprocity in. this custom is has been purchased-a third or a fourth tacitly acknowledged. It is no uncommon

-and this system has stood the test af thing for one owner to ask another what | practical working most satisfactorily. The his pony has done in a trial gallop, and adoption of this rule in our race-lotteries then to make use of the information so would no doubt prove beneficial to all con- received by endeavouring at the lotteries cerned. That some change is needed has the same evening to purchase the said been frequently demonstrated by results. THE correspondent of the New York Herald animal, bidding up against the owner with Owners finding themselves forestalled at in St. Petersburg sends the following: The the most barefaced audacity. If owners every turn refuse to run their ponies, or Governor-General of Eastern silleria who happens are permitted to indulge in the this ques- alter their arrangements to suit themselves information of the arrival of the shipwrecked to be at present in st. Petersburg, having received tionable privilege on a large scale, it is to the detriment of sport, and for doing so hard to see how the sindfry can be fairly they are blackguarded and abused up hillater his command, immediately proceeded to oficges and crew of the Jeannette in the region prohibited from following suit in their own and down dale. Supposing an owner had Catching and saw the Emperor, who personally spheres.

a pony entered for the Derby with good ordered that all the supplies necessary, clothing, If there is anything objectionable in the

prospects of winning that race. In all the

food, money, and transportation should be placed presence of these greatly maligned touts lotteries hy a combination of non-sporting York Herald, who is at present in Tails, has at their disposal." Mr. Bennett, of the New in the enclosure, if their touting and con- speculators the animal was run up to a telegraphed to General Ignatieff, placing at his duct generally prove prejudicial to the in-price far beyond its actual value, or the disposition a large sum for the succour of the terests of racing, owners have only them-owner's means. A request for a share in survivors of the Jeannette.. 'selves the blame. It is perfectly well known the proceeds of the "sweeps" is refused" that a number of these men acts as agents point blank, and the result is inevitable. at the outside lotteries for owners, and The owner refuses to be made a means of are frequently entrusted with important making money for a number of persons and valuable secrets relating to stable in-who have treated him most scurvily, and tentions. Although they may not invari- he withdraws his pony from the race al-states, for the Australian Colonies, carrying an ably go straight, as a general rule they together, and starts him for another race are thoroughly reliable in their lottery where he has managed to back him. transactions. They are also in the habit He is reviled of course, and called all of obtaining for their employers and pa- sorts of uncomplimentary names by the trons, all the information they can gather coterie of rash speculators to whom he together respecting presumed dangerous has paid a "Roland for an Oliver." It ponies in opposing stables. This is the appears to be generally overlooked that most reprehensible practice of all, as in if a subscriber to the race-lotteries is free touting for information these gentry permit

to purchase whatever he thinks fit, so is no scruples to stand in the way of;

an owner justified in doing whatever he attaining their end, and the habit of thinks best with his own property. This interviewing riding mafous and stable boys is an owner's safe-guard and prerogative. and offering them bribes to betray stable and so long as the ridiculous proposal to secrets cannot be justified under any cir- conduct lotteries on the "selling by stable cumstances. This a practice which should be dealth with in every case brought home principle" is out of favor, he can always

to some extent protect himself and his in the rule in Hongkong, the days of racing and when that time comes the noble army may be safely set down as numbered, of touts will be left triumphant, monarchs of all they survey.

Miss Mertens, a young English mician, after one year's study at the Mitan Conservatorio, has gained the "Premio d'onore" and silver medal for singing and general musical knowledge. This is the first time since the Conservatorio was founded that the honour has been bestowed on a foreign laily.

The latest home telegrams are not of great im that the opposition to the cloture in the House of potiance. There may be something in the fact

Commons is increasing, but we really cannot see how it can interest anybody in China. The debate on the Address in reply to the specc.. from ing items of news for residents in the Far East. the Throne continues. That is another interest-

military station, we give them in another

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SAYS the Broad Arrow-"During the year ended 31st December, 1881, filcen commissions THE California Farmer notices an increase of commissioned officers of the Household Cavalry from the ranks have been given to young non- trade between America and Australia, and re-and Line, two of their number gaining their marks: scores of ships are loaded with mer chandise and the manufactures of the Eastern

promotion through field service." As the par- ticulars of these promotions are of interest in a

thai coull have been shipped by our own mer- lions of dollars' in value, every year, and much chants if they had been alive to this important opening for trade. We accord due credit to H. B. Williams, Esq., the able and earnest Manager of the Australian steamships, for his ezcal in pro moting this trade, and the house of Williams, Dimond, and Co., for the great aid they give to arouse the public attention to it, and it is a good sign now in this trade to know that every steamer large amounts of exports being our grain, hops, to Australia goes full laden with merchandise, salmon, and preserved as well as our dried fruits. The 'Trade of Australia' and the 'Pacific Coast has a cheering future."

PAPERS will be read at the meetings of the Foreign and Colonial section of the society of As, to be held from January to May 1882, or "The social and Physical Capacities of New Zealand for Tea and silk Cultivation," by Wil- liam Cochran; on "The Charactes and social Industries of the Inhabitants of China, Japan, and Formosa," by the Hon. Noel shore.-Over land Mail.

inst mean by stating that "An announcement WHAT can the telegram dated London the 11th

from St. Petersburg repels fortiga intervention?” Foreign intervention in what, or from whom? Is the reign of Henry IV. was built a library in The European powers are not in the habit of in- Durham College (now Trinity College) Oxford, tervening in Russian affairs, unless where their

the Bishops of England had in their possession. Bury, said to consist of more volumes than allteresting to know the circumstances which have

led to Russia's protest. valuable library upon a company of scholars re Richard had bestowed certain portions of his siding in a hall at Oxford, and he drew up "a provident arrangement, by which books may be lent to strangers," meaning students at Oxford nor belonging to that hall. The custody of the

There is not space in the compass of an ordi- introduced into the work, but it may be fairly nary advertisement to detail all the information writing to our evening contemporary made satisfactorily to the culprit, mostrigorously.terests. When selling by stables becomes for the large collection of books of Richard of own interests are imperilled. It would be in- asserted that no such Directory has ever been published, either in Hongkong, or any other par of the East, at the price.

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some allusions to the custom of touting so freely indulge in during our racing season by all classes of the community, and suggested that, as the attentions of a certain class who had of late years gone. so far as to invade the sacred precincts of stand and enclosure had become so barefaced and generally offen-

Touting on English training grounds, and the same practice followed in Hong- kong are two vastly different games. At home the edict of the Jockey Club is that any person discovered watching a trial is summarily "warned off the course," which means that he is not in future permit- ted to enter the stand or enclosure

It has been decided to expedite the revival of "Ours" at the Haymarket, where Robertson's comedy will be produced on January 19. Mr. Bancroft will play Hugh Chalcot; Mrs. Bancroft, Mary Netley; Mrs. Langtry, Blanche Hayes; Mr. Arthur Cecil, Prince Perowaky: Mr. Pinem, sir

SAYS the Overland Mail of the 6th ult:-A fact sive, the Clerk of the Course should in- ofany race course where Newmarket Rules Ring Theatre has come to light in the course of which three, and in no case fewer, could lend Ashendryn, and Mr. Conway, Angus Macalister.

in connection with the recent busaing of the books was deputed to five of the scholars, in struct his subordinate-the worth Royal are recognised. This measure, although the judicial investigation, which would be almost any hook to pass without the walls of the house. As the Bancroft rights in Robertson's comedies

on

There are other touts besides the touts

incredible were it not exactly true. The secretary

And when any scholar was qualified for the of the theatre, who fills the position known in favour, and demanded the loan of a book, the England as general manager, occupied two flats keepers, provided they had a duplicate of the in a house adjoining the theatre, communicating book, might lend it to him, taking a security ex- with the main building by a door on each storey. ceeding in value the book lent. This was the When the fire broke out he is said to have saved first "Lending Library" in England.

his wife and his children, and some few friends, securely fastened, so that egress from the theatre by one of these doors, and then had them both by them should be impossible. He then set to work and by the aid of his friends and servants saved his twe grand pianos. In the meantime the unfortunate occupants of the gallery were battering in vain at these closed doors, and in fact, when next day the debris were searched, no

A FHILADELPHIA surgeon has invented a re markable machine for the performance of surgical operations. The Philadelphia Record thus describes it-It consisted of an upright iron

inches in diameter, with a foot treacle and driving. On December 21st, in the debate in the Roman standard, about four feet high and a couple of Fournal.

will shortly expire this will be the last revival of "Outrs."

playing on the smouldering mass at noon, which, according to all appearance, is likely to engage the attention of the Fire Brigade for some days yet.

Artilleryman who makes such bad shoot- a very salutary one in England, could not ing at the stray dogs-to keep the enclosure he applied in Hongkong. The professional TREATY PORTS IN CHINA AND clear of all touts of the black and tan" element which forms such a prominent

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persuasion. The correspondent alluded feature in home racing is happily con-

NOTWITHSTANDING that several streams of water have been thrown upon it the whole of last night to opened his communication by admitting spicuous by its absence here. The dodges

and during this morning, there is but little change that he was imbued with radical ideas and which disgrace true sport wherever pro-

to report in the condition of the debris in the principles. He also stated as an item fessionalism predominates, and which are

burned godowns on Praya East, which still con- of information that it was a common

in a kind of way sanctioned by custom,

IN the United States a touching story is told about tinues to smoulder and burst into flame occa- practice for owners to tout each other's would not be tolerated in our racing world.

the famous mare, Goldsmith Maid. When she ṣionally, sending forth considerable volumes of was visited by Charlie Cochrane, who for many ponies in the most open fashion, and It is certainly unique in its way, this custom

years had charge of her, it was arranged that she matches and camphor in cases are buried beneath smoke. In No.. 1 godown large quantities of justified this custom

the grounds of bare-faced touting in Wong-nci-chcong

though they had been separated, for two years a could hear his voice before she saw him; and al- that the timing the training gallops was which we have been discussing; but who

the fallen walls, most of which, it is believed, THE CONDITIONS OF TRADE WITH | done in a most friendly way, one owner can doubt that it is a concomitant of our

loud whinnying proclaimed that she had re-

remain uninjured either by fire of water, several cases of matches extracted from the rubbish frequently helping another to get the cor-race-lottery system! That the time test

cogaised him. When Cochrane showed himself, having been found to have sustained little or na rect time, and was necessary in order to so far as regards racing, even in experi- less than twenty-two dead bodies were found the old Queen of the Turf, who for months had injury. In No. 2 godown broken beer bottles HE HONGKONG DIRECTORY give owners some guidance in entering enced hands, is a snare and a delusion has jammed against one of the doors. It is no exaghim, rubbing ber head upon his shoulders and nothing, so far, has been ascertained as to the

not allowed anyone to approach her, bounded to

are to be seen lying about in large heaps, but their ponies. This writer is to all appear been proved times out of number. It is scration to say that had the secretary left these ance a sensible man who knows something a useful guide to the trainer, and nothing saved. This inhuman person is now in prison she was to see her old friend. she was very be lying safe at the bottom of the piled-up rub- exits open hundreds of lives might have been her nose in his face playing with his whiskers, fate of the old port belonging to Messrs. Reme of the subject he has dealt with; but while more. It therefore follows that touting awaiting trial, and the Emperor has expressed a

and showing by her every action how overjoyed dios & Co. It is possible, however, that it my admitting that very good grounds indeed pure and simple, however objectionable it wish that he may be severely dealt with

icalous of her foal, and would not permit anyone bish. One of the walls of No. z 'godown appears exist for his protest, we cannot but believe may appear to the ultra-fastidious as an

else to come near it but when Cochrane placed to be in a very unsafe condition, and may tumble that he has missed the very worst and most off-shoot of the lowest phase of black-

his hand upon the little fellow she seemed de- down at any moment. Nos. and a Govern- objectionable feature in the systemhehasen-guardism, is actually harmless in itself,

lowed him to the gate, whinnying for him even lighted. When he left the place the mare fol

ment steamers, and 6 and 7 manuals, were still deavoured to put down. Norhashe grasped although it may frequently lead to un-

after he had passed out of sight-Live Stock the position of affairs. The subject especi satisfactory results.. ably at this season of the year is well worthy of a few general observations. of the racecourse, and we think of a more wheel at the base. At the top was fastened what senate, on the Estimates of the Foreign Ministry. THE tenth Annual Flower show of the Hong-

The gentleman who wrote to the China objectionable character; we mean the Mail as above stated, does not object to, speculative tout, the race-lottery "farmer." but rather applauds in fact, touting Racing without speculation of, some kind, amongst owners of race-ponies, as a jus- either regular betting, such as laying the tifiable and necessary measure. But odds, or in the form of lotteries, could not when it comes to open touting for the pur- be carried on. The last named form of pose of using the knowledge gained at the speculation is probably the one best sulted outside sweeps, and the touting is done by for, and that commonly used in, the Far "HE HONGKONG DIRECTORY the colored sporstmen of the Colony-he well as its drawbacks, the former probably persons of the class above referred to East. The system has its advantages as THE

thinks that the Clerk of the Course would not outweighing the latter. The great fault of exceed his duty, ifho were to instruct the gun- the lottery system as carried out in Hong ner to keep the enclosure cloar of the touts. kong is the utter want of consideration paid He also mentions that those favorite resorts to the owners of race-ponics. An owner of the "snuff and butter" fraternity--the may at great expense collect a valuable Bridge, the cactus bushes, and the Black team of racers, expend a large sum of Rock are still left avallable for the vulgar money for entries and training expenses, and at the race-lotteries find himself prac- Now, we submit that if touting is repre- tically debarred from purchasing a single LARGELY ORDERED IN ALL PORTS hensible when practised at the rails by the one of his own ponics. Persons who know judge's box it is equally unjustifiable on nothing either of ponies or of racing, who the Bridge, in the cactus bushes, or at the are ignorant of sport in any known shape Black Rock. We are really unable to or form, can form a combination, and set see on what fair grounds Europeans arc an owner at defiance by purchasing his to be permitted to watch and time trials ponies in every race throughout the pro and training gallops in the enclosure, whilst gramme. This actually has been done, the gentlemen who happened to be born and on owners protesting against such an in sunnier climes than we possess at home, apparent hardship, they have been laughed sweet home, are to be relegated to the at for their pains. Of course race-lotteries ditches surrounding the course, or the three are perfectly free, and all persons who well known landmarks mentioned above. subscribe have an equal right in making The reason assigned by the China Mail: purchases. But the combination system is THE HONGKONG DIRECTORY Correspondent for the suppression of touting unsportsmanlike, and detrimental to the by these patians of our racing world-frie mieresis of sport. An owner may be namely because it is openly practised for able to hold his own against individuals, the express purpose of using the knowledge but his chances against a powerful com- gained at the lotteries will hardly hold bination of urscrupulous speculators are water. Ofcourse touting is not practised for simply . This is not as it should be,

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may be described as a flexible ain, being a long signor Caracciolo called upon the Government kong Horticultural Exhibition society was opened made flexible by means of an ingenious arrange. iron bar, with the shoulder, elbow and wrist to publish the diplomatic correspondence on the this afternoon in the Public Gardens, the several ment of wheels, enabling every section of it to be Danube question, signor Mancini stated, in reply, erected for the occasion, which was surmounted affairs of Tunis, and to give explanations on the exhibits being tastily arranged under a matshed moved in any direction at will. Into the wrist that he had at the proper time addressed com by the flags of various nations. A new and at- part a hand piece was screwed, and at the end of plaints to the French Government in reference tractive feature of the exhibition was the addition this a small circular saw. An endless cord, at- to the special events which had taken place in of a Poultry show. The exhibits of fruits, flowers tached to the driving wheel, ran up the standard Tunis. Italy had, however, carefully abstained and vegetables were more numerous than in

went into motion until it was flying around at Treaty. England, after having made some they reflect great credit on the horticultural skill, and along the arm, and as the wheel was revolved from any act which might be construed as an previous years, and superior, we believe, in point by the movement of the treadle the circular saw explicit or implied recognition of the Bardo of quality, generally speaking. Upon the whole the rate of 18,003 revolutions per minute. Instrut reservations, had adopted an attitude which taste, and energy of our community. The Poultry ments at the wrist can be inserted or removed allowed of the supposition that she tacitly accep. show consisted of some 50 pens of birds or in a moment. Put in circular saws from half anted the treaty. There would have been no dif- more, comprising Cochin-China, Shanghai, inch to four inches in diameter and the engine is Geulty in treating with M. Roustan if he had Langshan, Bantam, black spanish and other ready for any of the major operations upon the only been the Minister of the Bey: but kinds of fowls; also China and foreign ducks, bone. Here is a reciprocating saw which cuts this was impossible in view of his double swatow, white and other kinds of geese, and making 11,023 cuts at each movement. or representatives of France. Negotiations re- and a peacock and peahen. As deserving spe both ways, moving only three-eights of an inch capacity of Minister of the Bey and together with pigeons, turkeys, guinea fowls

instantaneously as smoothly as if done with a Italian subjects who had suffered loss from the the Cochin China, shanghai, and Langshan fowls, 30,000 both ways. This will cut the bone garding the payment of compensation to cial notice among the poultry, may be mentioned plane, and by it resections of every bone in the bombardment of sfax were sull in progress, and which are all fue birds. The spanish black fowls, body can be made. Fix a screw attachment to it would be inopportune to publish the papers with their partly white head, present a rather the handle of the saw, which is fastened into the called for at the present moment. The French pretty appearance. The China and foreign ducks bone to be cut, helding it firmly to the frame of Government had declared that they intended in are also superior specimens, and the swatow the saw, and with this the thigh bone can be February next to present to the Legislature Bills geese are remarkably fine birds. Up to 3 o'clock, resected as high up as the upper third, and the for the regulation of the affairs of Tunis, and the when our reporter Jeff, His Excellency the Go mathematica. substitute a drill, and with the sores, and would do all in their power to protect had put in an appearance; the muggy, dis- end cut off at any angle with the precision of Italian Government would examine those mea- verior had not arrived, and bût very few people Tupidity of lightning the operating surgeon can the dignity and interests of Italy. In any case, agreeable weather prevailing is certainly not have a hole of any size up to a quarter of an inch Parliament would be made the judge of their con calculated to attract a large assembly. The in any bone lying loose in the tissues, and where duct, With regard to the Danube question, the band of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers was four inches a diamond drill may be used to pune tions relating to the navigation of the river be following were the Judges Flowers Micasru a stone in the bladder can be reached within Treaty of Berlin had laid it down that the regula present and played some selections. The ture the stone with numerous holes, which tween Galati and the Iron Gates should be drawn J. M. Armstrong and C. Ford European destroy its cohesive powers and enable it to be up by the European Commission. Those re- Vegetables and Fruits:-Messrs. A E. Vats. broke with panty by the angers with fulations would also have

have to, say to whom the cher and; A.-G. Romano.." - Chinese, vege- operation to shave down a bone, all that is neces It appeared to him (signor Mancini) that by the L Woodin Poultry-Mesers, A. J. Easton weak forceps. Does it become necessary in an task of carrying them out should be entrusted. tables and Fruits:-Messrs. C's. Taylor and E

which would take hours to perform with chisel the execution of the regulations should be placed tinued to-morrow, in our issue of which we'ahall sary, is to attach one of these burns, and operation spirit of the Treaty of Berlin it was intended that and W. M., Morgan. The shows will be con- and mallet is accomplished in a few moments, under a collective control.

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