The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-22 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.

PLYMOUTH. FRIDAY.
The steamship Golden Fierce brought up in
Mount's Bay on Thursday afternoon, boilers injured, and
trader jury masts, from Calcutta, Madras, Cape of
Good Hope, having left Calcutta May 25, and the Cape of
Good Hope (Simon's Bay) Sept. 22, where she was detained
by the injuries she received in the severe gales encounter.'
on her passage from India, her captain, it will be remem-
bered, being killed by an accident also during those gales.
She brings a few mails and about sixty passenger., among
whom are Lieutenant T. 0. Underwood (Madras army),
Lieutenant F. Pierson, R.A., Lieutenant Foord (Maths'
staff), Mr. Salmon (late master lodum navy), Captain Rus-
sell (Madras army), Captain J. Smith (7th Royal Funliers),
Lieutenant G. Mitchell (2nd Bengal Fusiliers), Lieutenant
T. Moorehead (7th Royal Fusiliers), Mr. Green, engineer ;
and Mr. Claxton, Weals )an minister. Her news from the
Cape has been forestalled by the arrival of the Caw Com-
pany • Cape Royal Mail steamer Norman, which reached
Plymouth over three weeks since, the Normal leaving Table
Bay on the same day the Golden Fleece left Simen's Bay,
the delay of the latter vessel being occasioned by her dis-
aided condition. A private letter by the Golden Fleece
speaks of the gale (reported by the Norman as prevailing
at the Cape on Sept. 21 and 72) as truly terrific, and con-
firms the report of the total lore of the brig Susan, laden
fur Walwick Bay, and the American barque Lucy Johanna.
The Swedish ship Amphitrite also had a narrow escape, and
owed her preservatiou to the prompt assistance rendered
her by the port captain and his agents (Anderson, Saxon,
rod Co.)
The steamship Calcutta, Captain Wright, the outward
bound steamer of the London and East India Steam Ship-
ping Company, was to leave the Cape Sept. 7S. Her chief
macaw (Mr. Stewart) took the command of the Golden
Fleece, bringing her home, be being the senior of Mr.
Randle, the *dicer upon whom the command of the Golden
Fleece devolved when her captain was killed.
The Golden Fleece was also short of fuel on her arrival
in Mount's Bay, and on her coaling and making scene tem-
Ponry repairs, was expected to leave on Friday eight or
Saturday morals' for Southeisptoo.

A BOY DROWNED IN THE RIVER. —On Thursday
night. betweec the hours of six and neves, while the fire
neer Blackfriars-bridge was raging, a boy, whose name is
unknown, who was sitting on the parapet of the bridge,
unfortunately fell into the river, and before any assistance
could be rendered he sank. The body had not been found
op to last night.
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