The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-22 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22.

LIKE all panics, that of 1866 is likely to leave
traces that will endure long after the cause of
distrust has passed away. The late crisis was
emphatically a financial crisis. Except in an in-
direct way, it did not touch the mercantile public
at all. Banks, discount companies, and financial
associations were the sufferers ; and, it has been
pretty clearly shown, generally by their own fault.
Still, even as regards these institutions, there has
been* a reaction in public opinion. Of the three
London joint stock banks that suspended pay-
ment, one has long agoresumed business, its shares
stand at a premium, and only last week the
management notified their readiness to anticipate
the payment of the obligations of the bank falling
duo next February. A second is being actively
reorganized, and within a short period will proba- The meetings of the Cabinet will, it is said,
bly be again in profitable working. The banking be resumed in the first week in November.
disasters, therefore, so far as the metropolis is PROPOSED BANQUET TO Ma. GLADSTONE IN
concerned, are limited to one, and it is doubtful PARIS.—A Paris correspondent of the inctopengence Belpe
whether, even in this case, the failure might not says :—" Mr. Gledston., is. expected in
.Parts about the 15th
have been prevented if timely precaution had been November. The
edes Econ
are pomeeipastes, oring f which %hew h
taiga.
Michr isSeeachtu'te'
taken. Of the general want of confidence in all
welcome. It hen been
decided' to offer a grand banquet to
banks, good or bad, that prevailed last May the illustrious English statesman."
hardly a vestige remains. Financial companies CRYSTAL PALACE.—Her Majesty the Queen of
certainly continue out of favour, less, perhaps, Denmark and her Royal Highness the Princess
of Wales,
from disbelief in the soundness of their manage- accompaniedand lriceactehe Drucanhetratle?ideTrglygaaPriru Thyrs
n. Colonel
ment than from a conviction that in the Home Pnrves and Major Grey, paid a visit to the Crystal
present circumstances of the time it is impossible Palace on Saturday. The royal party inspected the
various objects of interest contained in the buildiiig. The
for a finance society to make the large profits it gra t fountains were played specially. The Saturday
has hitherto done. The mere words " new cons- concert took place as usual, the palace being illuminated
"parry" and"concession" justnow excite as marked aftitrwEardritE.sgfeosir
.I;Arojw
ec'deim Bzur.
—Mr Charles
a loathing on the part of the public as a year or
Ins on proclaims - himself, in his address. to the. electors of
two ago they were eagerly welcomed. The period Belfast, a cordial supporter of her. Majesty's present go-
for " inviting subscriptions " has temporarily sweariett
co" sons:irurtiountohrthmealutaTrythfstmelfir,PVeurnl
Passed away. Discount companies have fared claim for himself, in the interest of the conetituency,
worse, but the reason is easily found in the tre- perfect independence of action. The liberal party have,
mendous effect produced by the failure of Overend, been e i
of tno earnisdigeihebucotuitre. John Mulholland appoienreteead
Gurney, and Co. Still there is no indiscriminate to ai a Likely man. The selection of Mrworld:Lanyon is under-
distrust. One or two establishment*, indeed, can stood not to have given u
party in the tnomixed satisfaction to the
have
b. e named that hold a position hardly, if at all, Zrervfaer:l bwn, some of 7ehir plbebeddnymove.
Inferior to that of any bank in London. The Rev. Dr. Cooke. the Presbyterian champion, intimates
The railway companies are now coming in for his intention of supporting Mr. Lanyon as a gentleman in
respect of and character well qualified to repre-
their turn of popular dislike. The unfortunate t

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