t.
the Act 16 and 17 Vic, cap: 119. This Act makes it an offence to open or keep or use an “office,
dsc, room, or other place for the purpose of Bing with persons resorting thereto. By the superior courts the expression "ether place" has been construed with much clasticity. A stool, a desk, a seat with an umbrella over it, even an habitual.shelter under a tree, have all been held to be illegal betting resorts within the'}
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1882.
CORRESPONDENCE.
We do not necessarily close the opinions expressed by
Correspondena is thle culuran. 1
THE VICTORIA REGATTA.
· To Tits Editax or the "Honokara Tetmanari,”
To-day's Advertisements.
FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY.
SIR,--May 1; through your valuable colurans, THE Steamship
call the attention of those interested in the laté
one of the races !
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meaning of the Act. The action of the Salford regatta, to the following facts in connection with Captain Cullen, will be despatched for the above AVE NOW ON VIEW A VERY CHOICE SELECTION Interested in betting, lest, if the prosecutions In the programme published in the local Ports, TO-DAY, the 18th instant, at FIVE P.M TABLE DELICACIES FROM THE BEST LONDON, PARIS, AND NEW YORK HOUSES,
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FOR MANILA, VIA, AMOY, THE Spanish Steamer
press, of the second day's races, Race No. 7 was To be rowed in 5 or 6 oared Royal Naval one, Gigs or Whalers, by Officers of 11.M.S. Fleet in Harbour. Cup presented by the Members of the Hongkong Clab.”
· The Warrant Officers of some of H. M. Ships in harbour formed a crew and entered as pared Whaler belonging to the Victor Emanuel.
The day after the entry the following letter was received from the Hon. Secretary of the V. R. C.
Hongkang, December 12th, 1882. SIR,With reference to your entry for race No. 7 (Second day) at the forthcoming Regatta and the conversation I had with you this morning, I have the honor to inform you that the Committee of the V.R.C. have decided that the race referred to above is for Commissioned
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"EMUY," Captain Ortuzar, will be despatched for the above Toits, on THURSDAY, the 21st instant, at FOUR P.M.
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FREEMASONS' HALL.
Town Clerk has aroused a panic among those
thus instituted should succeed, similar crusades should hereafter be instituted with reference to other racecourses and their habituda. Many people have hazarded the conjecture, and not for the first time, that if betting is illegal in
offices,&
of this sort, not only is no &c; "Fattersall's enclosure " or any racecourse free from the penalties of the law, but also even such sanctuaries as Tattersall's rooms at Albert-gate, the Victoria in Wellington-street, and the roonis at Newmarket or Doncaster, exist only at the mercy of the Public Prosecutor, and may be closed at any moment if lie but chooses to set the law in motion. Such was the state of affairs in regard to the question of belting in England when the last mail left. What, then, is the state of affairs at the present time in regard to lotteries in the Settlements. In the minutes of the Municipal Council forwarded to us for pub-Officers only, and that no Warrant Officer is en-
·lication yesterday, we read that "The Superin- titled to row in it. If, however, there is not a tendent of Police reports that the local foutery sufficient number of Commissioned Officers to offices.conducted by Chinese have been closed make up crews, the Committee are willing to by the Mixed Court: there are still, however, make the race one for Warrant Officers only. seven offices open, six of which are conducted I have the honor to be, by Portuguese, and one by a British subject; he,
Sir. therefore, recommends that a summons should be applied for at the Supreme Court against the latter for selling lottery tickets. Decided to au thorize this being done." Lotteries are illegal, according to Chinese Law, as shown by the action the Mixed Court has taken, and we believe we are correct in stating that Mr. J. da Silva, while Consul for Portugal, compelled one of his sub- jects to close a lottery established on the system. of the Manila Lottery, but his successor Mr. Pinto Basto in October, 1880, and in April, 1881, refused, on the application of-the-Municipalit-is-important-to-note-that-the-boat-entered--Head Quarters of the Hongkong Volunteers be by the victorious representatives of the Etween the hours of 5 and 6 P.M., on WEDNES counter was the boat in which the Warrant DAY, the 20th instant, and THURSDAY, the Officers crew mentioned above intended to pull. 21st instant.
|
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Your most obedient Servant,
J. H. STEWART-LOCKHART,
Hon. Sec, V. R. C.
In the face of this communication, the race was contested by two boats only, whose crews were composed as follows:- Encounter 5-pared whaler-4 Commissioned and z Warrant Officers. Lily and Vigilan?-6-onred whaler-g Com- missioned, 1 Warrant, and i Subordinate Officer. The result, as you are aware, was a victory for the Encounter's boat,
Now, Sir, as apparently the qualifying condi- tions of entry for this race had been subsequently again changed from those set forth in the above
L-wonder if the Hon. Secretary or the Com- mittee, who are responsible for these alterations, were in any way' swayed or influenced by the counsel of those interested in the face!
Under any circumstances, a feeling of injury as well as a want of confidence in the management has been very widely spread-I enclose my card,
→ Council, to close lotteries started by Portuguese on the ground of their similarity to the ordinary race lotteries held at the Shanghai and Concordia Clubs and Central Hotel. It is, we presume, on the precedent laid down by Mr. Pinto Basto that the now Acting Portuguese Consul, or rather his deputy at the Mixed Court, has declined to inter-futter of the Hon. Secretary, would if not have fere with the six lottery offices mentioned by the been an act of common courtesy and justice on Superintendent, of Police as conducted by Portu his part to have informed the scratched crew of guese. That the law of Portugal prohibits lotteries the change, in order to allow them entering their of the kind complained of the action of Mr. J. da boal? Silva fully establishes, but the course subsequent- ly adopted by Mr. Pinto Basto throws the onus on the Council of inking steps to stop all illegal Totteries in the Settlement, and they seem now to have inserted the thin edge of the wedge by ordering
a summons to be applied for at the Supreme Court against a British subject for selling lottery tickets. We are informed that three or four English subjects have been, or are now, intercaled in the lottery agencies that sell sickets to Chinese and foreigners alike, and while we presume in the forthcoming prosecution in the British Court, it will not be competent for the defendant to introduce irrelevant matter as to what is done elsewhere, the_case_cannot but have an important bearing on lotteries generally; and to use the same argument that has been ap plied to the betting prosecution at Manchester, if lottery by a British subject on a small scale in a Chinese house is illegal, the lotteries at the Clubs, Hotels, Stores, ele, exist only at the inercy of the Public Prosecutor the Superintendent of Police or the Municipal Council-and may be closed at any moment if he but chooses, to set
the law in motion. It is supposed to be a well
known principle that the law recognisca no distinction of persons, and one isolated prosecu- tion in the British Court is not likely to attain what we suppost is the real object in view, complete stoppage to the lottery nuisance as it now exists in Shanghai. While lotteries are allowed to be openly carried on it is open to any particular Consul to object to one if
a
his subjects being singled out and punished for aupposed evil, when a like evil exists to a greater extent in the very next house to the one which he has accupied. For the Council, then, to be successful in stamping out the nuisance that exists, stronger steps are necessary than any that have yet been taken, and as all nationalities are concerned, the united action of the Consular Body is necessary before the evil can be eradicated. The present position of affairs is briefly this. There are now nearly a dozen Chinamen under- going various terms of imprisonment in the Mixed Court jail for having been connected with lotteries in the Settlement, which is an offence not only against the laws of every other nationa- represented here, and an offence, too, lo chation to which subjects of
if not all, of these other nations cannot consider them.
some,
and i,
Yours, &c.,
JUSTICE.
Hongkong, 18th December, 1882,
· THE DISQUALIFICATION OF THE GUNNER.
-Tu-the Eorroz or Træ-"Hosakasa TrimaranIL,” (20 SIR, should like very much, with your kind permission, to say a few words anent the Gig Race contested at the Victoria Regatta on Fri day the 15th instant.
bosis as follows:--Canner ist, Zulu 2nd, and You, in your issue of that day's date, rate the
Bull's 3rd. The China Mail and Daily Press, on the other hand, give first place to the Zui and second honours to the Butis, disqualifying the R. A. boat on the ground of a foul. Now, it
is concerning this foul that I should like; in fair- ness to ourselves, to pass a few remarks,
the coxswain of the Police Boat steered his ves
At about 200 yards from the point of starting, sei to starboard, altogether out of his own course, so much as to cause a foul to take place, not- withstanding the fact that the H. A. sizersman endeavored to keep away as much as he possibly Buffs boat, and this course the Police pursued could, without on his part colliding with the for nearly the whole of the race, although they were hailed several times by the Gunners, to keep to their own water; and despite the strenuous efforts made to avoid it by the RA. coxswain, another foul occurred when about 200 yards from
the winnmg post. The latter foul could only be attributed to the Chinese helisman of the Police
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boat keeping up the hugging policy which caused A STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING the collision in the first instance: In fact, one might have been excused for thinking that the sturdy guardians of the pesce, were endeavouring to emulate the tactics of the Hillsdale crew on the Thames.
From accounts of various impartial eye wit nesses of the event, they all blame the Police selves entirely guiltless. There is, therefore, boat for the unsatisfactory result, far, as it is of justice in regard to lotteries clearly pointed out, had the Gunner gone to festent that is contrary to the prin. starboard further than she did, she would virtually have been out of the race altogether.
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“Immediate remedial measures, Great difficulties, For deo unpleasantnes would have arisen between we know, beset the question, but they are her and the crew of the Buffs boat. However, difficulties that should not be shirked by the the umpires seemed to see things with a different united wisdom of the Municipal and Consulary, and consequently the race went to the Bodies, but boldly faced without fear,' favour, or affection.
In the consideration of this subject, the free Bale of the Manila Lottery tickets in the Setile ment is an important point, and one that has felt when they read in your issue of Saturday hitherto caused considerable discussion. This lottery is a national one, legalised by the
the challenge from the Police crew to row the course over again, for twenty dollars per oar, Spanish Government, and it appears to us that any evil that exists in regard to the tale of the and as they feel confideat that they won the race tickets here might be remedied by represent
on their inerits alone, they willingly accept the ations to the proper authorities. Thelottery com
challenge.
At present, unfortunately, the annual prises 25,000 tickets. Only about 7,000 of these
gua sold in
Manila, and the remaining 18,00 practice of the Royal Artillery is taking place, find purchasers in Hongkong, Macao and China, but in about a month from this date, we shall and consequently our time is much occupiedi and we are informed that from 10,000 to 13,000 be delighted to meet our old opponents, to prove tickets find their way to Shanghal every month. These tickets are sold indiscriminately, and used conclusively, by strength of muscle, which are a'the purchaser likes: whereas we imagine the better men, the Police or the Gunners.
Apologising for trespassing at such length on that if the Foreign Consuls and Total were to represent the evil that exists to the Spanish your valuable space, authorities, some scheine might be devland
Yours, &c., whereby the Spanish Consul would have surveil- lance over the sale of the tickets and thereby be in a position' to deal with frauds, impositions,
· ́and bogus lotteries that now result from the
absence of any system in regard to the sale of the tickets here Shanghai Courier.
You may well imagine, sir, that the Gunner's 15 crew are far from feeling satisfied with the affair, as they feel that they have been badly dealt with, and a considerable amount of satisfaction was
Are
NAGASAKI
A GUNNER.
[P.S.-The R.A. crew will be glad to hear further from the Police representatives as to date of match, &c.J Hongkong 18th December, 1882. :-
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