While Jerome Bonaparte was discussing with Mane and others on how to persuade the Bank of England to lower the discount rate, Count Algou also gathered a large group of "unexpected guests" at his residence in Paris; they were his allies at the Bank of France.
These individuals chose to gather at Count Algou's residence at this particular time to ask what the now-idle Count Algou should do next!
"This time His Majesty has truly gone too far... A distinguished financial figure like Count Algou being replaced just like that! He has no regard for people like us!" said a banker waiting in the hall for Count Algou, expressing indignation as if feeling unjust for Count Algou.
"Yes, indeed! Had we known this was coming, we never would have supported him! That was more than 30 million francs! Stacked together, it could crush a person to death!" another banker grumbled softly.
