The Administrator-There is no hurry for them.
THE VEHICLES AND PUBLIC TRAFFIC ORDINANCE.
Mr. O'Malley-I beg leave to introduce a bill entitled the "Vehicles and Public Traffic Ordin- ance, 1883" This subject was introduced at
puncil some time ago, and withdrawn; since then some suggestions have been received from Captain Deane, which after consideration have been embodied in this bill. The object is to revise certain powers for licensing Jinrickshas, and also to lay down certain rules of the road for the better control of our street traffic.
Dr. Stewart seconded, and Mr. Russell sug gested that a meeting for the second reading of the bill should be held shortly, as the licenses had to be issued on April 1st," and a number of printed forms had to be get ready before that
time.
THE MEDICAL REGISTRATION BILL Mr. O'Malley1 beg to ask leave to postpone the second reading of the Medical Registration- Bill until the next meeting of the Council.
The second reading was accordingly postponed.
THE OPIUM ORDINANCES. Mr. O'Malley-I ask leave to introduce a bill entitled the "Excise Ordinances (Opium) 1858. to 1879 Amendment Ordinance, 1883. The Council are aware that the arrangements for letting the oplum farm, which have been much of the same character since 1858, have recently been departed from, and that under new plan, the Goverment is about to retain the power of licenses in its own hands, instead of granting
etting it to the farmer. The power of doing this is provided for in section 3 of Ordinances of 1858, which contemplates the contingency which has now arisen of the Government retainidg in, their own hands the power of issuing licences to boil and prepare opium.. It has been determined to do that, and so it is necessary to amend certain details in Ordinance 2 of 1858, in order that the Government, in its position as oplum farmer, should be able to exercise the same control and protect its interests in the same way as the opium farmer has hitherto done. There is also one section at the end of the Ordinance dealing with the licenses for smoking divava:—
Frem and aflortha passing of this Ordingnes no person shall be
thesof before a Police Maglatrata of five hundred dator or a
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1883.
CORRESPONDENCE.
(We do not necessarily endorse the, opinions expressed by Correspondents in this column,]
THE PIGSTYE NUISANCE TU THE EDITOR OF THE HONGKONG TELEGRAFIL” SIR-1 should feel obliged if you would publicly call attention to a grievance which, the residents in this locality have to endure, and the existence of which is little short of a disgrace to our boasted sanitary regulations. Above Ship Street and behind the old cemetery, which is adjacent to the Italian Convent, there are from forty to fifty pigstyes which are a standing nuis ance to the neighbourhood. The stench con- stantly emanating from the accumulations of filth in this locality is simply abominable, Some time ago I called the attention of the Inspector of Nuisances to.. this disgraceful state of affairs, and was told that no- thinfd not be removed from the hill side. Now, could be done, and 'that the pigstyes
Sir, small pox is raging in this neighbourhood, and yet no steps are taken to remove a nuisance which common sense tells us, must be a fruitful source of disease, pent
What is the Surveyor-General, or whoever is
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present Goverment is, and in what a small ́de- gree it represents the stability of the people. Neither the Uricanist conspiracy nor the Bon- apartist posters have touched the masses in the slightest degree. The agiustion has been con fined to the politicians, to the lighter social ele ments and to a hysterical press. The whole | THEATRE. difficulty has resolved itself into a hand-to-hand conflict among a lot of pretentious demagogues, every one of whom deems himself the heir appar ent to Gambetta. It is a wrangle forthedead man's shoes, and whoever can first step into them and exile the Bourbons and Bonapartes, or sent the poor Empress home to London when she comes over shopping, shall be the great man of France Ostracism is the latest fine word in French politics. It worked well in Ancient Greece, and why should not the Republic try it on the Cham- bords, the Oricanists and the Napoleons? These pretenders are in the last stages of decay, and could safely be left to Nature. Their adherents women, while the men who have lived on their are among the devout Catholics, and are mostly traditions are old, gouty, and too rheumatic to take a hand in a coup d'etat. France is under- going a wonderful transition, but it is in the direction of a new life, not a restoration..
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entrusted with the important duty of looking after The Egyptian question is dormant, but gather- the sanitary condition of Hongkong, about! He is certainly not studying the health of the coming energy very fast. When the French Govern munity. I wonder that Father Vigano who lives ment shall have been reconstrictedand shall have quite close to this hotbed of disease has not pro-courage enough to look around at the world out- tested in forcible language to H.E, the Admini-side of Paris, the porte will be discovered offer ing every possible inducement for an alliance, strator, against these pigstyes, being allowed to for the joint purpose of rehabilitating the French exist whilst that dreadful scourge, smallpox, is interest in 1 raging in one midst
ty of Turkype and restoring the lost sovereign!
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I am; Sir, Yours, &c,
" A WANCHAI RESIDENT. Hongkong, 8th March, 1883.
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permitted to open smoking divana or harp open those already expose to twy that game on now, but I feah even ating without license under a penalty on summary conviction term of Imprisonment with or without hard labes pat dzceeding six months and all smoking dirasa shall be divided fato cha is seasked and she and shall consist of those where by dress oplum of opius prepared from spluss dross alone is smoked It shall be lawfß), fa cha Governor in Council je fajm out the privilegs of kouping one or other or both classes of smoking divant
The toc clasa shall consist of those where boiled or prepared ople
on auch to me and conditions as they seem to the Gotiably to tem. You are pwobably awah Council expedient, and the grantes e gatoes shall be capowed so prane licenses to septentu korpars. In the event of there being bo holder of the grant the Colomini Secretary li hemby inipowered to prens licenses and so revoke the same on such term and
disons as he may think fit,
1 may state that this provision is necessary to enable the Government to exercise a kind of police supervision over these smoking divans both where opium is smokedand prepared for sale
Mr. Russell-I beg to second the motion, and perhaps I may be permitted to tell the Council something B the statistics in connection, with the section just read. I have had a return made of all the opium divans of the two classes in the colony, at Shatt-ki-wan, Yau-ma-ti, and in fact in the whole of the colony and its dependencies
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criticisms which appeared in the Daily News Ex-Empress Eugenie, having felt hurt at some youah gweat confidence in me will be somewhat apropos of her recent visit to Paris, tasking her warahing when I tell you that at the sitting of with regretting lost splendors, has authorized a the local Parliament beah lately the scheme for statement of her motives, which is to appear in the building of a Public-Market-was-quashed the Morning Post. It was mainly if not alto fishly, at least I would be speaking more gether, written by herself. In this official an Coweetly were. I to say instead of ennouncement the ex-Empress says her sole desire invisiting Paris was to bring about a perfect recon- that the Council paid Tls. 25,000 for a site cilation in the Bonaparte family, Prince Napo for a market last yeah and it now twanspiahs lean, she says, was a thorn in theside of the Empire, that the land is not worth much inore than half but she forgave that, and went to Paris to show the plans of said market is also, so to speak, Banaparte. She declares she has no future in that amount; ye-es, and the money paid faw her sympathy for the head of the house, of
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and it appears that at present there are 98 divans / absentlanded pwopwirtali shouldnot be permitte. The recent accidents to steamships on adjoin- from MARSEILLES to numerous Ports in the COAL MERCHANT FOGHORNS. smoking boiled or prepared opium. Out of the 08 and when I say by one pory I mean that the ing waters, like those that befell the Cimbria MEDITERRANEAN and BLACK SEA, dy!
for smoking opium dross alone, and 47 for to cast more than five (5) votes by one
dress shops and divans there are seven which have no licence from the opium farmer. In these cases a sum is collected from each of the divans from some places the farmer
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party wepresenting five votes of one othah per- son, abould not be in any way connected with anothah pwoxy holdah ie not a partner of his in business or a clerk in the same house &c., &c.
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cents a day, from some so cents, and from others $10 Don't laugh at us according to the locality and the amount of business done." The 47 pure oplum divans are unlicensed because they are simply smoking rooms and there is no opium sold i but there få: dess oplum sold in the 98 dross divans. The licensing of these 98 shops is let to an oplum drugs farmer, who has the privilege of collecting these small amounts from the opium dross shops. The way the dross is collected is by hawkers who go round to private houses where opium is used, and they dispose of it to these shops or divans, where it is re-bolled, and then smoked on the premises, or sold. A pure opium smoking saloon only allows opium to be smoked there, and the dross is sold to a number of hawkers in the colony who are engaged in the trade. I have the names of all the persons engaged in this trade. Capt. Deane asked for a return some time ago, and I think it as well to inform the Council of these figures. As mentioned by the Attomey- General, the Government has now adopted the which were reserved under the third powers iection of Ordinance a of 18c8, I may state that all the persons who previously held licenses bave been granted them again, and that several new applications have been granted. The factory in Sal On Lane is hard at work preparing oplum, the amount of opium boiled there being now so large that the furnaces originally used by the farmers are insufficient, and it is necessary › make some further provision. All the old opium exporters have applied for licenses, and have expressed
and the City of Brussels, and the long passages of several of the Atlantic steamers, have excited much newspaper discussion here. Scientific authorities now denounce the system of water tight bulkheads as useless and absurd with quite as much vehemence as they once urged it upon steamship builders as the only method whereby safety could be secured.
Bradlaugh appears to be organizing a really formidable demonstration for the opening of Pars liament. There is no question that an immense concourse of people will respond to his appeal. The London political clubs will attend in full from all directions. Precisely what Bradlaugh force, and special trains will be run into London can attain by this is not easy to see, and it is doubtful if any number of such demonstrations could ameliorate his political condition at present.
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LONDON, January 28th. Gladstone is rapidly regaining health. The im The accounts from Cannes all represent that provement began from the day he left England, and continues so rapidly that the Premier declares himself to be fully ten years younger. He be lieves his health is perfectly restored, and is re- solved to return to London before Parliament meets. His friends are equally resolved to keep him where he is. Leading members of the Cabinet hape that Dr. Andrew Clarke will issue a prohibition against the Premier's leaving the The Messageries Maritimes steamer-Sindh, south of Europe before spring. Many physicians with the next French-mail, passed Cape St. consider that his return during the cold weather James on Wednesday, the 7th instant, at 5.30 would, very likely, occasion a serious illness, pm, and is dus here on or about Sunday, "the There is nothing business requiring Gladstone's personal attention.
in the present state of public 11th, Even Irish matters, although grave, demand no fresh decision. Lord Spencer and Mr. Trevelyan enjoyed the Premier's confidence so thoroughly that within the broad lines of Cabinet policy the. whole Irish business is intrusted to them.
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the desire to have places, for themselves for viction at Dublin Castle that organized assassin- bolling oplum, and as they intend boiling on a large scale, the Government has acceded to their certain men who are now under arrest are deeply ation will be broken up. The officials say that request, allowing them to bell-at-their own implicated. They believe that at least one of
They have stated in writing that they shops want about i jo furnances, and so I think we may them was personally concerned in the murder of
The Union line steamer Venice left 'Singapore Lord Frederick Cavendish. Farrell's testimony congratulate ourselves on the fact that with the itself, furnishes accurate and capable, confirm for this port on the afternoon of the 3rd instant, farm worked as it is, the revenue is not likely ation of all important points. The resolve of and may be expected to arrive here on the oth to diminish; but if those people carry out their Michael Davitt and Mr. Healy, to go to prison The N. 1. S. N. Co.'s steamer Compra left Bantimations. promises, and boil their usual quantities of rather than to give security that they will act tavia on the 1st instant, and may be expected: opium, we may expect the revenue, instead of break the peace, does not disturb anybody. here on or about the 16th diminishing, to increase. I think this Ordinance Lord Spencer knew they would do this be ted the law up to the present fore it was determined to arest them, Healy tate of affairs, and that we should pass it to-day having given Trevelyan forinal notice of his so that we may be able to appoint excise officers intention: The Mellow election only proves that and make other necessary arrangements. I beg Irish voters believe that more concessions are to second the motion for the second reading, obtainable by opposing than by supporting the Government. If every Minister should declare, as Lord Hartington has done, that local sele government would only be granted when the English people were assured that it would fot Ho used, as a means of resisting the authority of the: Crown, Irish politics would soon put on a new
necessary
On the motion of Mr. O'Malley the standing orders were suspended, and the bill was read second time. The Council then went into com mittee, and after a short Abacussion referring to details the measure, was passed, and numbered Ordinance 4 of 1883.
THE OPIUM ARVENUE
ORDINANCE
Mr. O'Malley ask leave to introduce a B entitled "The Opium Revenue Ordinance, (No.
1883 The object of this: Ordinance is T think, explained by its terms. “It is to enable the Government to restrict the introduction of opinen into the colony in less quanifties than one che unless under licence, in order to enable the Gor: emment to exercise a certain amount of super vision over the Importation of oplam iso as to prevent the defrauding of the revenue by persons taking opium over to the mainland, boiling it there, and bringing it back here in small quants ties." "The best way to prevent that is to keep the opium under supervision from the time is first comes as raw opium into the waters of the Colony. I move the first reading of the bill won Dr Stewart seconded and the bill was read a first time
The following is the bill
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Mr. Forster, though not agreeing on all points with Lord Hartington, favors delaying the Irish Reform bill until the country is quiété Mr. A Goschen, who probably is now the most influen fial Liberal In the House of Commons outside of the Ministry, reiterates his protest against any concession to Ireland involving home nile. Lord them Spencer and Mr. Trevelyan are equally firm the same point. They and Lord Hardington being the three men whose Influence with Glad- one on the Irish question is strongest, it is obvious that the Ministry neither, Intends to
Day Thano change is policy in Ireland not to suffer the: Wat Timmo next session to be occupied exclusively with Irish, a complaints.
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The French Cristy I continues to excite endless Quantity falani.... Deit enacted by the Critice of Hongkong, with the advice of discussion in England, the Conservatives pred the Legiate Council theroot a bowing dieting an impending collapse of the Republic, 23.1-No person shall wall or barter paw open in the covery of
In the weatsen, thereof is any quantity led him on chest without omitting to explain why the probable over
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•Council' and the Cavernos in Conseil is hemby-stepowered to. decorsaime and regulate the amount and snow of virmizigers since the downfall of the Empire should involve Had this forst of the anid lizancesty, Why Bothe destriction of a form of govenment w
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Big Now 13, Pottinger Street. Hongkong, 7th March, 1887.
35.9 $50) 443 45.0) 17-4ne + STAG HOTEL,
QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL
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[le the open" air fa'a shundad'situation./-Direction of Wind,
is reglatuvid avery two points, Ni N.N.E
Foren of Wind, o class to a light bragon, to ymdda rases toy fob to 6 strong. I te zo barvy, use to i violent, State of
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SH'O'NG KO'NG." Hongkong, 4th April, 1882,
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-Hongkong, 11th April, 1882.
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HAS FOR SALE. "
FINE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND RED
ABURGUNDIES
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Arms, Ammunitions, and Requisites of every description.
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