The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CORN.—CirtaNceeren. J.n. 13.—This market ie winch
the same r last week. The demand for Wheat steady. Barley and
other ligroin In good supply. without improvi went in prime. Wheat,
91. to lot. 10.1 per load; inferior, tit. to 9/. Barley, .os. to Tis. per
qr. Gate, Its. to 24a. Beans, 21,r. to 3se.
HAI:ILEUM, Jan. 13.—We bad a fair supple of Cirn to-
day, though chiefly confined to Wheat and Barley, the best samples
of which were taken at last week'a prices. No material alteration in
other grain.

CATTLE, ate.—Liveuroot. Jan. 13.—Our market this
day is largely 'lmplied with Cattle and Sheep, and, buyers brier AOTIIC-
. what numerous a better feeling hue been evinced toaarda purehaaing.
Prices of but Moaday are fully supported. Beef, ed. to Std. ; brut-
too, Std. to tild. per lb. Cattle, 2,39 g i Sheep, 3,107.

BUCIINOHAM FAIR. Jan. 13.—This fair was well sup
plied, eon very numerously attended There was a large
number of fat besets of all descriptions, also of stores. includ
log Herefords, Devone, Irish, and Scotch beasts, in very
good condi.n.n ; but trade was not so brisk as at the Decem-
ber lair, and pekes were the turn lower. There were many
useful new milch caws, and a good business done, at high
prices. Store oho p were also in good supply, but the trade
in them was dull, at a reduction of 21. to 31. per head from
'he ytices at our last fair. Deet fat wethirs made trim
3.. 6d. to 3s. 16d. per stone of ; tat ewes, 2.. 6d. to 3s.
Toe horse lair was well supplied, bah wi h trained and un-
trained animals of a good class, which commanded high
priers. Hunters and well shaped °erring* horses readily
changed hands, at very high figures. So great was traffic
in horses at this fair, that some dealers turned large profits
by nestling.

COTTON.—Ltvituroot., Jaw. 13.—The sale' of cotton
to-day are estimated at 4,000 bales, and consist of abcut
200 Pernem. nod Maranhao at Sid. to 81d., 250 Egyptian
at 81d. to 90., and 300 Surat at 51. to 6d. Toro since
Thursday, 12,000. Import since Thursday, 15, 00. The
market clines heavily, and with the quantity on sale intros-
iag ; still compared with Friday's rates, prices of all
kinds do little more than leant* the buyer.

COALS.-LONDON, 13.-CLOgi or rat MAIIILIT.-
Cur's Hardly, 13.. 92.; 13 ..t Moira Maio, 12.. Od. ;
Ceester Mate, 13..6d.; Dismal. West Harley, 13..64.;
Riven.worth West Harley, 13.. 82.; Booth Peered., 12a.;
Taniteld Moor. 141. ; Tanfitld Moot Butts, 131 3d.; West
Hartley, 13.. 9.1.; Wylass, 14.. 81.; Walls End Brown,
13.. 6d. ; Walls Hod Ileatos, 14.. 84.; Walls End Lawson,
13.. Bd.; Walls End Morrison, 14. 6d. ; Elan Main, 15. ;
Walls E..d Hatton, 18s. Od.; Walls End Haswell, 165.;
Walls End BrAddyll, 15.. 6d. • Wall. Ead Btewart'o. 164.;
Walls End Rowel's Helton, Bd. ; Wall. End Kepler
Grace, 1.55.; Walls End Health Ha 11,14.. 9d.; Walls Bud
L aabtua, 13. 6.1.; %Valls End Richmond, 151. ; Wall. End
Dmison,l4.. 31 ; Wall. End Whitworth, 12.. 84.; Wal..
End Thogni• y, lde. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 15s. 6.1.;
Walls End liqueur Tats, 14•.; Wall. End 'fees, 16,.;
Boobies Hartley, 13e. 3d.; Cusrpen Hartley, 134. 9d. ; Der-
westwater Hartley, 13.. 9d.; Hartley, 13..3d.-Snips at
market, 279 ; sold, 98.

BURGLARY AT THE LAMBETH MONEY ORDER
Ourice.—Y. sterdav amnia' the premises et Messrs. Buck
sad Wootons, of the money order office, 33, Moutivatreet,
Westminster Bridge road, were entered by burglars, who
remained unperceived on the premises long enough to park
up considerable property tor removal. About halt plat three
the shop:nen were alarmed by an unusual noise, and pro-
ceeding to use ~,, in the cause, disturbed the burglar., who
fled over the b eke of the honied et the rear of the unionists,
and enacted their arcane with about 40/. value. This is the
second time that these premises have been burglariously
invaded eitbin these fen months._
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•SWINDLINO AND FALSE TITLES. —A Spaniard.
named Campos, was a ley days ago tried by the Court o t Amines
of the Department of Indre, fir innumerable acts of seind
ling. In 1847 he established himself at Commons*, with a
woman whom he rep d to he his wife, and palmed
himself off as a grandee of Spirt, and as a near relative of
the lee King Ferdinand. He showed several pretended
bills of exchange, and a masa of whet he represented to
be 'shoots jewellery. He succeeded in running into
debt, and in borrowing different sums of money.
lie then vanished from the place. The next plies at
which he figured at was Batumi's, near Rouen ; then
be pretended to be a relative of the President of the
Republic, and be made duvet He also induced the house-
keeper of a harbor to confide to him her two daughters,
aged 14 and 9 ; be seduced the elder, and violated the youn-
ger. He then took them from place to place, to prevent
them from returning to their mother. He afterwards went to
Chatesurcus, where he again passed himself off as a grandee
of Spain, and a relative of the President of the Republics ;
and he here committed numerous acts of swindling. From
one person he obtained 6,0001., and from another 12,0001.
He next resided at Pailleus and leandun. and there be re-
presented himself as a prince of the Bourbon family, cousin
to Henry V., end brother.in-law to the Count de Monte.
mob°. His dupes in these places were very numerous. He
afterwards went to Marseilles with the two girls, and was
about to leave the country when he was emoted. His
frauds altogether amounted to an immense Mil. It was se
oertained that he had held the rank of colonel in the Spanish
array, but had been obliged to leave on account of having
committed some frauds. He was condemned to 20 years'
hard labour at the hulks.

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