The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-05 00:00:00

COLONIAL GOVIIINIOINS =CUBIT]

NM 1 s2or& I Pd. 1 01. prose. I Sales.
..... .. Or .210v.5p.e., 1877413 lOO 107 106 1071 1
.... • . Do.lporat.fela&Ang 100 106 108 -
. .. Do. 6par olMar.41:80 100 106 108 -
11.11i,1103 .. Do. 6 par cent.
MUM .. Do. lipormat.ln. Stock 100 97974 9
991 -
160,030 .. Caper GHope6p.ot.lB7ll 100 111 112 1111
..- .. Do do. 1890 100 111 111 -
do 1890 GO 112 114 -
do 1881 100 114 116 -
165.061. .. Natal Gov. 6 per cent -
MOO .. New PaTinaw.OoT.6 p. ct lOO 1061 1004 -
-.. .. N. ILWaraGv.62. c. 1906 100 101 102 -
.... .. Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 1876 100 101 102 -
.... .. Do. Ip. e., 1888 92.. . 100 1001 101 m -
.. New LA/and 6 per cent 100 110 112 114
ikon ~. Nova Soria 6p. c., 1876, 100 1061 1071 -
76,000 .. Queensland Gov.6p.cent 100 108 110 -
.... .. S. Alast.Gov. 6 p.c. Ponds 100 100 111 -
.... .
1. VlAGov.6p.c.Jan &July 100 , - - -
.... .. Do. d0.6p.0. April &O. 100 107/ 108 1071
MIIOILLANIDI7II.
No. 18b. 1 0010•11101. IPd I Cl. prices. I Sales.
10,000 10 Azglo.resicaa MOM - MI ld 19 -
60,000 10 riontle IL Mall 16.(L.) all 2 4 -
10000 is missraaa ArXecul• • ... 10 a 24 -
47.060 I* Man Waterworks.... all 6 6} 64 I 0
20.000 6 Bombay Gas, Ladled.. 1 IMal pm •-
534,7b0 BLFrt. &Irish Mag. Tel.. 00 64 67 -
8,916 121 Grads Land all 97 100 -
1110,01* St. Oosce.of Eng.&Bmelt all 16 20 -.
LOOMS 36 Palace .. -
160.6110 SL Preference lOO 100 112 -
277.0 M at. Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb 100 100 112 -
10,006 10 KlndlaCottonAgency, 24 IWsl pm -
00001 10 Kandla & Lon. riplea. ell 6 8 -
60,001. 110 Itestladlaleria.dl Cue& 3 Lel iPm
700,001 St. Iliairle T -
70,001 $ Sain and Aust. -
rir 16 Gr. Nero NATION," 16 11 2711 -3110,004 1 Greet Ship (Malted)
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160.00 1 Do. 174 per rept Ntl all-
26,000 2 Indian Carrying (L.) 1 - - -
6OK 20 Italian Irrigation Cant' 2 4 4
pm -
12.001 6 Loa. Driers Tr I. . 61 4 3 dls -
100,01 X 4 Lea. Goa. thnotbas Oo wll 14 0
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MAX 10 Moiler
)try.
& Gen
221 pm -
11.00( 1 iledlter. li. Tel. (TA% a 1 31 I
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10,0:0 10 114.11111., Cr-., &Wag. 4 Ipm -
MOM M National Oneras Co. 6 2 4pm -
GAO 10 NerbuddsCoel&lroolL 5 114 pm -
10,001 6 NetberiandeL.llp. ape all --
1,114 100 N. Bruno. &N. Soot. Id 81 10 A -
~.., IN. Brit. Australadar. all I a -
100 Ore 1 Orlental Gam -
60,000 1 Do. New.., 1 1 pen -.
WAN lo Ones. la. sir iptll./ • • 411 8 ae 1 a
10,000 6 Ottoman Gas 1 1 dis Ipm -
62e,001 M. Peet giver Land 41 Min 100 62 64 -
10,000 60 Purt.andOreit. Orr all 72 76 -
66.1100 50 Do. New 6O 14 16 oft -
17,000 10 Quebradald.Rd.&3L(L) 4 4 1411 -
rollu 64, Mow lice -
10,000 16 Do. Now all 6 7 -
4,160 SS 810 de Jan. City bn.(l ! all 271 261 28/
25 Do. do S isPel -
*66,e760a WO Aril Mall ream
1100,000 St. Scottish Aust. Inver= 100 133 137 -
Ib2oo 22 South Australian Lan? ell IN 34 -
Mr" I Submarine Tel. Scrip -
160.001 1 De. do. Legisterod- all 11 -
11,601, tO Do, do. el 6 II -
60,000 2 ielerapb to Indla (L.) 1 0 1 die -
Ir. A 1 le r.&Ag.er Aost(.) LL 1 Idrl pm -
War 20 ernatetin.Co.ll.Csood. I 4 Ipm -
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10,004 M
6 Un- Kingdom Tel. (L.). 0 t die Par -
100 Tan DiamMerS Lad.. PM 11 121 -

NEWSPAPER &axes. —The annual return of the
stamps issued to newspapers shows that the number of
copies sold with an impressed stamp, though still large,
continues to decrease. The return is for the year ending at
Midsummer, and give, the folios lug among its figures:
ExPreall 305,384
Daily News
Morning Herald
Standard
Mornlng Adult tiler 40,000
Globe 160,000
Sun 94,600
Evening Star 93.000
Evening Standard
There are 15 London weekly papers, some of them "class
papers," each taking above 100,003 stamps in theyear
Weekly Met sayer took above 403,0C0, and the Illuserated
New 1,164,017. Twelve English provincial papers also took
above 100,C00 stamps, eight Scotch papers, and 13 Irish. It
is hardly necessary to add that the number of stamped
copies publishcl by the daily morning and by many other
newspapers is but a fraction of their entire issue.
MISERABLE DEATH OF A TRAMP ON THE FELLS,—
Mr. B. Sim, sen., of High Eskholme, was visiting his
stock outlying upon Munourer Fell, on Tuesday morning
last, when he discovered the deal body of a man near the
"Dub." Mr. Sim instantly hastened to Ravenglass, a
distance of two miles, and communicated the fact to P. C.
Fawcett, who, with assktance, repaired to the plane. They
found the body quite stiff, and took it in a cut to the
King's Arms, Ravenglass, to await the coronet's inquest. The
deceased has not been identified. He appears about 60
years of age and about five feet slt inches in height. His
hair is grey, bald upon the crown, and whiskers shaven
off. His dress consists of a dark blue pilot cloth jacket,
black cloth waistcoat, fustian trousers, black felt wide.
awake, white cotton shirt, blue and white spotted cotton
neckerchief, and boots tied with common twine ; no stock-
ings. Coppercoins to the amount of Sid., two pocket knives,
a pair of brass spectacles, and a pipe and tobacco,
were the only things found upon the person of the de-
ceased. A bundle, containing two flannel shirts and a little
tea and sugar, was found near the body. He appears to
have been a tramp, and is @apposed to have been seen par-
ing through Waberthwaite on Monde y evening, about 6
o'clock. The poor fellow had apparently lost his way, and
walked about until he was quite bewildered, and evidently
had fallen fram sheer exhaustion. He appears to have rolled
down a slope 20 yards, as the grass for that distance was
much depressed from the place where the bundle was
picked up to where the body was found. The deceased was
found in a very pitiable condition, the countenance being
greatly contracted and hands tightly closed. The unfortu-
nate man seems to have striven very bard to retain anima-
tion, as when found his heart was still warm—Cumberland
Parouce.
THE MELANCHOLY DEATH OF COLONEL LLOYD,
CAA —We briefly announced in our impression of yester-
day that Colonel Lloyd, C. 8., died suddenly at the Music
Hall, Chester. The occasion was that of presenting prizes
to the Chester volunteers. The hall was crowded in every
pert, and the gallant colonel appeared decorated with his
medals, and attired in the uniform of colonel of the
Chester Artillery. He had distributed the prizes to the suc-
cessful competitors, after which he addressed the volun-
teen. Proceeding to speak of the practice of the great guns
at New Brighton, he said :—" That is the arm for which
they have enrolled themselves ; that is service for which
they will be called upon"— These were the last
words the gallant oolonel uttered. As the word
" upon " issued horn his lips he dropped to the
floor. He was instantly carried to an ante-chamber, where
he was attended by Drs. Waters and Powell and Mr.
Bari°, who made every effort to restore animation,
but without success, and in ten minutes the veteran had
ceased to exist. In his dying moments he was sur-
rounded by his wife and daughter and numerous other
friends, and the scene which presented itself at the fatal
issue of the attack was heartrending in the extreme.
The utmost kindness was shown by the medical gentlemen
and others to Mrs. and Mir Lloyd, the latter of whom
fainted in the body of the hall, on first seeing her father
fall, and they were at once conducted from the scene of
the sad occurrence, accompanied by their friends. The
body of the deceased officer was subsequently removed to
his residence in King's-buildings. The melancholy event
having been communicated to the chairman, the Mayor,
who appeared to be much affected, announced the painful
fact, and declared the proceedings at an end. The vast
assemblage appeared to be electrified at the announcement
a low wailing cry ran throagh the hall ; the lady visitors
screamed ; and it was not natal the Mayor gave instructions
to have the presages cleared that order was in soma degree
repined, an the meeting then separated.