INSCRIPTION OF STOCK.

Evening Star, Issue 4219, 4 September 1876, Page 4

INSCRIPTION OF STOCK.

Additional papers, in reference to the inArtptlon of stock by the Bank of England, AM been laid before the House. They conidtt dt a letter from Mr Maok'rell to the Premier, dated London, 29th June, and a Mbsequent telegram, dated London, August jfci'VThb’ l letter from Mr Mackrell contains the result of ft conference between Mr Miokie, the Agent-General ef Victoria ; Sir 'William Power, representing New Zealand; Hr Foster, Agent-General for New South Wales ; Mi* Larnaoh, of the Bank of New South Wades ; Sir John Bose, on behalf of Canada; and Mr Hamilton, on behalf of

Queensland. The Bill adopted by the Imperial Government to give effect to the ar- • vangements made by Sir Julius Vogel when , in London, was considered, an<i Various snggestedr .embodied in a, letter to Lord . Carnarvon. ’ Mr Dutton, Agent-General for South Australia, subser;«nelbdily ferprewed his Approval of what bad Seen donb.- Mr Mackrell, in his letter to the Bfetahierbsaya “We are very hopeful aoA* Bill may 'pass-this session.” And again, "Yon will be glad to hear that ' 1 the' feeling now is very unanimous that, if —lhe-Bill nan be carried as desired, it will be tfigreati Value to the polonies, and yon may •oagratulate yourself upon having brought it About.” The subsequent telegram announces *the Imperial Governm erithas abandoned the Bill, promising to bring it in again next •BMiohV' 1