An exoited and extremely uproariouß moeting of dircotors and shareholders of the British and South African Company was held ia London on November Gtb, the Duke of Abercorn in the chair. The Duke stated that the outbreak of natives in Bhodesia has cost the company over £500,000, and the rinderpest had worked great havoc in the company's territory.
The shareholders rejected tbe ooheme formulated by the directors for underwriting new shares of £1,000,000, but finally it was deoided that the shares be issued without underwriting] There wao renewed uproar on this, and several shareholders shouted 'are the new shares intended to pay Kruger'a indemnity.'

The Venezuelan Dispute.
