The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-19 00:00:00

YINZI-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLor ff.
The market for home mining stocks remains
dull. West Bassett shares are heavy, and have
been sold at 271, showing a reduction. Great
Wheal Vor are also offered, and are marked 31 and
31. Great Wheal Alfred have likewise been dealt
in in the Stock Exchange at 7. Other stocks are

inanimate.
In foreign mining shams there is no new feature
whatever.
Subjoined ins list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining •
Catharimeßtanrd one, 7e. 6d., Si. 9d , 7e. 6d., Be. ; Conk's
Kitchen, 6, ; East Russell, 165., 16e ; Great Alfred,
7*, I; Lade Berths, 12a. 6d., 13a. 6d.; Wheal. Edward,
6) ; Wheal %worst, 61.
At •hooting of the admnturees in NorthWbeal Nast held
on the 17th lest. a dividend of 10s. per share (3,0001.) was
&chum% leaving a balance of 7261. in favour of the mine.
At a meriting oldie adventurers in East Cern Brea mine,
bold on the 16th inst., the accounts showed a balance of
2081. Is. ld. agaisst the mine. A call of tn. per shade was
made, payable on 2nd July.
At a misting of the adventmers in Wheal Union, held on
the 16th Mat, the accounts showed a balance of 1,1601. 146.
against the mine. A all of 10s. per share was made, payable
on the 2nd Ally.

TWIMIDAT EVENING.
There is still very little business going forward in
home mining stocks, and the market is very dull.
Tirbcroft shares were quoted lower. In addition to
the transactions reported in the official list, East
Darren shares were dolt in in the Stock Exchange
at 100.
Santiago shares were flatter, and other foreign
descriptions quiet.

THE MEMOIRS OT THE DUKE DE RAGPSE.—A
cam of literary, histories], and political interest was brought
before the civil tribunal at Paris. It was an action brought
by the Queen of Sweden end the Dowager Ernmera of Emil.
snle surviving daughters el Eugene do Bokul.rtuil. viceroy
of itsay, and anain-lawol Napoleon 1., against M. Ferranti,
publiAm of the memoirs of the deceased Marshal
Illarroost, which have Wily made so much noise: and
the object of It was that he should be compelled
to insert In future editions of the work documents
moving that Macmont was guilty of greys calumny in
acestneg Eugene de Besubarenis of having betrayed France.
M. Dame, who appeared for the Queen and the Empress,
said the libel was in the first chapter of the 6th volume of
Mummies Memoirs, and was to the effect that when the
Emperor, In 1813 and 1814, was combating the invasion of
Nance by the allird armies, be gave s formal order to Prince
flagons to being to hie &mistimes the army under his coot-
ie/0d In Italy. an order which was not obeyed, though obe-
dience to it might, according to lldarraout, have chanced the
forbear of the moment ; and on this Mermaid remarked :
u Engem eluded the orders of the Emperor. He separated
his cease hose that of his Majesty: he intrigued in has own
sole fanged He embrsosi the strange idea that
he might, as !Dug of Italy, survive the empire; be forgot
that the breathd of a tree cannot lire when the tree itself is
idled to the ground. He was the principal cause--after the
dominating cause of .11, which was the character of Napo;
leon—he was the principal MUSE, I say, of the catastrophe.
The learned gentleman, in as ariste pleading, labrateed
to
show that this ststernont was calumnious, and concluded by
arguing that his clients were tecluricelly entitled to support
the demand which they had made, and by raying that If
Panda ought not to oppose it. The awe was pad off far •
• wok.