The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-22 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

Ganes CRUELTY TO fhi; safaris, A. Fother,
the driver of an omnibus, was charged, seder the new act
of parliament, with working two home mat to be used.
A poliesematab`• said that, this monist, ia k arliesseat.
street, he saw the defendant driving sa oussfbas. He noticed
• large woad upon the side of sae of the hones, sad the
traces were mastaatly rubbing it as the hone was rusaimr.
Wham* stopped the omnibus, sad told the driver he mid
no* allow the horse to be worked is that state. Oo exa-
mining the wound, he found it ve7 much ow Bea, sad the
horse must have suffered great pate. The prisoner mid be
met with an accident that morning, and had run

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against a cart is Gray's-inn-lane. Witness then lifted the
roller, and found five or six wounds ender the neck, seek
about the size of a shilling. They all append to be fresh
wounds, and on takieg the horses and omnibus to the green-
yard, he found another large wound upon the back of the
ether bores, which was being rubbed by the harness. At
the mattes, the prisoner said the wound upon the side of
bone wee ea old one, and had been healed. The horses
were quite sound when he brought them out this morning,'
and be only intended tons them that journey.
The proprietor of the omnibus said he bad 600 horst, and
1 he never allowed any animal to be worked that was not
soend. The horses in filiation were quite well when they
left the stable this morning, and it was the heat of the morn-
iog that had aimed the places to appear. They were only
small pimples under the neck, which would be caused by
perspiration.
Mr. Hall said he maid not believe that the heat could
came sash wounds ea described by the officer, in running
such a shortjoorney. The horses must have suffered great
pain, and by the new act of parliament any person driving
horses that were unsound was liable to the floe of 61., and
the owners were equally liable. He hoped the horses would
not be worked again ' • and as a caution to the driver in fu-
ture he fined him the mitigated peralte of 305., or 16 days,
The proprietor assured his worship that the hore,s should
Dot be worked again until perfectly recovered.

Excsurnto Taoors Ix 1 astaaen.—The infantrt regi•
mots stationed in the Belfast, Kilkenny, Limerick, and
Cork districts are ordered to prastise encamping during the
sammer and stuns seasons.
SALE Or THE KARL CT ABEl4o9.ffli•M'B PICTURES.
—This impatient rill-east of paintings was disposed of by
Mears. Christie asd Manson on Saturday last. The large
roam was filled to overflowing by conoesieurs and others con.
Dented with the fine arts, and for several reasons past nothing
has occurred of a similar nature at all equalling the anxiety
manifested on this ocnsion. The prices some of the works
sold for were remarkably high, and the radial/sin many in-
stances were carried on with great spirit, rising a hundred
gab:leas at each advisee. There were 91 lots in the cata-
logue, and of these the following may be mentioned with
the prices they sold for: " Portrait of Titian," by himself,
388 gainer ; " The Daughter of Herodias," by Carlo
Doke, 736 gaineas—this picture was bought by Mr. &oar,
as it was thought, for the National Gallery ; " the Martyr
don of St. Andrew," the engraved picture by C. Doles,
210 gainer; a grand Lundseape, with figures in the fore-
gnuod, representing the story of Apollo and the Sibyl, by
Salver/ Boss, presumed to be ire finest landscape of this
master, was bought for the Marquis of Hertford for 1.7851.:
"Portrait of Don Lille Odeseslchi," by Van Dyke, was
b night by Mr. Neville, for 4721 106. ; an admirably painted
portrait of a Cavalier, in a black silt dress, ha: and ruff, by
E'sabrandt, was secured by Mr. Worley for 420 guineas
" A View in the Bay of Naples," by Claude, was also
boaght by Mr. Worley foe 1,1231; a Portrait of
Murillo," by himself, from the collestion of Sir
Thomas Dundee, paned into the pcssesaion of Lord Spencer,
for 8291. 10s.; " A View of Tivoli, with the town
and upper cascade," by G. Poossio, was bought for the
Marquis of Hertford, by Mr. A. Maws, for 6041 ; " Lu•
retie stabbing herself," by Guido, 4091. 10s. ; " St. Peter,"
by the same muter, was purchased by Mr. Worley for
3251. 10s.; the castrated pic:ure of "Nature unveiled by
the Graces," painted by Rubies, at the desire of Vrlliers,
Duke of Buninghem was bought by Mr. Fuller for 1,000
guineas ; the" Triumph of Bacehos," by N. rouser, was
purebred by Mr. Seguin for 1,160 gainers; the " Triumph
of Pr," by the mime artist, was bought by Mr. Hams for
1,180 guineas; "11 Repnso," by A. Caroni. 300 guineas;
"An old Man before a Cottage playing the hurdy-gurdy,"
by Terrier, 300 guinea; the capital work by Claude en-
graved in the " Liter Veritatis," " A Clerical View near
Base with the Poste Molls in the distance," was sold for
1.1100 guineas, lb. highest pries of the day ; the engraved
platers by Sebsdone, the " Horn Book," 750 guineas;
"Joseph and the Virgin presenting the infant Jesus to the
High Priest," by Ourdno, 400 guineas; "St. Francis
kneeling at Prayer, resting on his Staff." ,y Murillo, 1001
guissas; "St. John Preaching is the Wilderness and St.
Philip Baptising the Eunuch," by 8. Ross, were not sold,
no
person naming 1,000 guineas each for them ;"A Mathe-
matician leasing over a Table measuring with a pair of Cor-
puses," by Rambrandt, 1,000 guineas. The last three in
the Catalogs.—" A ruined Oiliness." by Cnyp, "A Village
Fete," by Md. trn, and "A Portrait of Barer Analo and
Ns Mother," by Rerbrandt—ware Pot sold, these beteg so
WWI at Oa Ow auto&

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Tlie ellamods pea fee seselaut et ths.briadheld-
-480, weels-elt Vera Cruz, ea the Mb say 138,861
dole. 28 weds, sed is Thapies, es the 10th sky
1.64611ee 68 mists.
The bstain's of Spanish Antewietll beedhaders
have reelived this eserwag a later from Mr. Lord.
steel "La Caws, Ned Josef speaking thins el
Seen Ma ea mesa he left the rafralserycesd hien
spa. ear needed by Bence lama& It samseqeseas
a( Alt amuse the Asa( settlemast of a plea fee Es-
the arrows of altarest has wCwed a hash
1 The kg befers laser (Navarra Jeft ihre
gig
ri , the tims Lased • dame tweak* that
le Let el Ootoher lest. to asks as alteraties fee
die2adief of the taseary, bat is so was altering the
ratrklica set spirt for the fa** creditors—on
tastray, Waving is strong tents its meet
Owens obesevasta fie reneittesee has arrived. bat
• =are held eat that a resattemee atey be
lly the sent sestiL
' The knowing are the Wrote pylons at which
Omni sal Exchequer Bills were transacted each
Gay dais( the watt :
.- - 11/obese Lowest Coin
Pries. TAM Peke.
Makik-Cleftele kr seam ..a.........it Ws—.
Tor menet (My If), 961 ese se 1
Tell, Par arimey .... —
les emu* . .... 914 i. 94
Wokeellep !es wog 57 ..
ISt to 97
refIIONIOU (Avg. 14)— 971 —...97 to 1
Drinflag Tsar now . —........... 97
eseweat.. 971 97 ll7 to
YAW Per weep
Pas Nowa ......... , 5.......z.._..., :et
Saturday For assey 14 :4. to 1
Tor seise*
Lid=NO& The west. Lest week.
illgtost. lowest. MOM. Lowest.
Needy .......... Its. pa. ... 14e. pa.... 70s. pie. ... Ws. pa.
Teeekop ._ „ ...... es. pet. ... 11.. pm.... 74e. pm. ... Si.. pm.
Wedowii ..-- Ma. pes. ... Mk. pm. . kle. pa -. 117 e. pm.
Mislay ...—... 744 pm. ... CM 0w.... 7411‘ Ps... —46 987.
=6.i. ... -... 70e. poo. .. 1774 pee.... 700. pa .. 471. pa.
........ 7111. gm. ... Es. pm. ... INK pm.... Its. pet.
Very few trassaetions have been effected' is
Bank Shares this week, the entire business of the
Steel Pao:huge being restricted to Bank of Aosta-
iseia (401. paid) at 251, and London Joist Stock (101.
paid) at 18.
Dock Shares have attneted. more attention, and
dealings are reported as follows : —Commercial at 81;
East and West Lida, at 140 ex. thy. • East Country
at 21; London at 120 ex. div.; St. Katherine at 84 to
83, i Ssethamptos (501. paid) at B*.
The amount of the precious metals exported from
Lades during the week ending Thursday lest, we
tsars from official mourees,was 840 ounces, and 2,0001.
sterling in gold, and 213,000 ounces of silver, shipped
en follows:—Gold oohs : to Hamburg, 340 oz. Gold
tars : to Dunkirk, 600 ce. ()old specie : to the Mau-
ritius, 2,0001. sterling. Silver coin: to Dunkirk,
88,000 oz.; to China, 4,000 oz. ; to Rotterdam,
3,000 oz. Silva' bars: to Hamburg, 5,000 oz.; to
Rotterdam, 88,000 oz.; to Dunkirk, 45,000 cc.
The railway shire market has not recovered firm
the depression noticed in our last weekly review, but
Ina bees uniformly weak and declining. The busi-
ness ttsneacted has not been extensive, and very few
bond fide buyers have made their appearance, the
balk of the transactions consisting either of purely
variative operations or of sales. The disappoint-
ment caused by the smallness of the dividend recom-
mended by the Brighton directors, notwithstanding
the increased traffic receipts, and the insignificance
of the balance that can be carried over to next
half-year, continue to exercise en unfavourable effect
on the market, by causing apprehensions as to the
statements about to be published by the other
lines. The traffic returns foe the last week
for most of the principal lines are of
a satisfactory character, especially for the London and
North Westerns and South Eastern. Oa taking the
aggregate of the return,' we find that on 5,770 miles,
280,2751. was received, being at the rate of 481. 10s.
per mile per week. For the corresponding period of
1849, the receipts were 244,8131. on 4,827 miles, or at
at the rate of 511. per mile per week. There is thus
an increase in the mileage of 943, and en increas in
the amount received of 35,6621. As compared with
the closing prices of last Saturday the last rates of
to-day's market show a decline of 21. 10s. per cent. in
Brighton. and Great Westerns, 21. in Lancashire and
Yorkshire and London and South Westerns, 11.15..
in Midlands, 11. in Lancaster and Carlislee, Leeds and
Bradford., and Berwicks, 15s. in York and North
Midlands, and 10s. in London and North Westerns
nd South Eastern&

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The following are the extreme prices at which
business has bees done in railway shares during the
week :
Iligbeet Lowest
Paid. Price. Priers
50 Alma.=
100 Bristol awl Exeter 64A
63
IS Olisiolia. 7 6
21 Resters Cooties
24 Great Illerthern
100 Omit Perth d Mislead. 2574
1093 Oreth Welters 684
30 Hun ad Selby
97
60 Laraurthe eel thallale
100 lauridee thillforkthire 36
60 Lathe sad Ithillert.
111 Lied= elei lleellefil
100 11.11., 11143h6'. wed Swath Coast— 811
121 Lesiva sad Onsuwklt ll
100 Larleseed North Wasters . ... 109 l
109 Loin art Meath Withers 5Bl 9
ICU MOM 34
33 Rao% sareaTira lOl tea. la. 9
21 Path Math 5
171 Sara Othamblire
831 South latent l4
134
36 Toth, Newourtle. and Beryl* l4a
Mr Toth sad ?forth liklland
The subjo'ned calculations show the rate per cent.
per annum yielded by the various securities cited at
the average of the prices which ruled this day.
Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be under-
stood that the share rate of dividend is less the
income tax. It will be seen that in every case we
take the rate of dividend last declared es the basis of
our calculation :
Mom per Ceat. Camels 'map prise—
Theft per that. Eadased ..
Three-and-s-ttuarter per Ceuta. 99 . $ i it
Baia stock (div.B par cent per saa.). 211 " 3 16 9
India Stock (dlr. Os pee math per ea.) 2671 .. 3 IS 5
Itholsequer Bills (lat. 114. per day) 66. pr. . 2 4 11
Eastern Counties eh. •(last halLyeady
diev. k.per sh. of 301., equal to 19a
1
at per err
. 4 8 101
Great Wotan* £lOO eh. (die. at the 64
rate of 4 per lest. per saa.) . U 7 :3 3)
"
I etheektre and Yorkshire /100
Stook (dl)v. at the rated 3 pi eat.
pa am.
Loadesk South Weelerne Stook (div. at
WM, of 3) pth east per sea.) U t• 3 16 2
Lathan mad north Was
Stock (dle.
at the rate of 5 per seat per sea.) 109 . 411 81
Welland* Stark (dlr. at the rate el ft
per et. pm atm) as le 7 16 S
South Lasteraol4l orb tree (die. at the
rate of 11. per oent per sou.) l4 7 2 104
Letters of the 6th from Alexandria aide that cot-
ton had undergone various fluctuations in price as the
market became affected by the accounts from Europe ;
bat priors had eventually settled down at an advance
of 1 doL since last mail, atwhieh the market was very
firm. Flu was nominally the same a. 'formerly
quoted, there being no stock at market. The grain
market ha.t continued very inactive, and prices were
almost nominal, beans being the only article for which
there was the least demand. Freight of cotton id.
to 9-16 d, with 5 per cent. and grateity,*and 55. 3d. to
5t ad. in full for wheat and beans for orders, and ss.
if direct. Exchange on London 97 p.

*kips isat.S! ! 11

THIS DAY.

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Two o'Ciocw.
The English stook market wears s firmer aspect
this morning, and an improvement of 1 had been
established in the price of Consols. The first quota-
tion of the market for this stock was 96t0 1 for
money, and more far acount, or the same as they
left off on Saturday, bat the price has since improved
to 901 to for cash, and 96 to 97 for the 14th of
August, at which they continue quoted, though with-
out activity in the dealings.
Business has been done in the Reduced Three per
Cents. at 971, 4, and # ; in the New Mr's-ea-G-
C/under per Cent& at 984, f, and 99. Lag Anna.