The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-14 00:00:00

THE ARRIVAL OF THE WARRIOR AT PLYMOUTH.

The Western .11,,ruiR9 lynxes, in noticing the
arrival of the Warrior sod the Revenge at Plymouth, mays
the two vessels came into the Sound limier eon, steam, t 6
Warrior leading, at 4 p.m. When coming sod oa beanie
the spectator from the shore, the Warrior did not do benslf
justice. but after rounding the trsakwater and standing
across the Sound. when she turned ber broadside towards the
Hoe, the stupendous magnitude of this nut vessel was snails
sioperest. Last evening, from the latencies of the hour at
this season of the year at which she arrived, few persons
went into the Mound to see her. While at Queenstown
she was thrown open to the public for two days, and a large
number of visitors came down to her in steamers from Cork
city and elsewhere. Should the same privilege be extended
to the public while she is here, large numbers from this
neighbourhood will also probably avail themselves of the
courtesy. She left Queenstown on Saturday morning, and
on her passage here has been engaged in venous trial expert•
aunts. She bea experienced squally weather, but has not
tallen in with a regular gale. Since her leaving Portland
she has bees as far down is the Bay of Biscay as long $.25
W., is lat. 49.50 S. As a sea boat and under steam her
wooer bee equalled the expectations of the most sanguine.
Ceder sail, and steam working full power, she has obtained
the extraordinary speed of 17.2 knots, or just 20 mike per
hour, leaving the Revenge nowhere, but under sail alone she
is no match for the Revenge, the two.decker going closer to
the wind, and faster before it. The Warrior is exoeedingly
stiff under all circumstances, rolling uncommonly easy is a
creel sea, and pitching very slightly compared with other
vessels. Wheo the Review we. scal,:ipci seas in consider-
able number, the Warring we completely dry. A brad•
skte from her heavy artnewaset y causes any vibration.
Her bulwarks never creak.

DINTKEMING SUICIDE 01' • GERMAN ARTINT.—
Lit I[r. best bold ass inquiet at the Duke el
York. Fitzroy-square, on the body at X.
!sweet Dakar, wed ro. no eminent German artist, who,
through dittos, committed suicide by biowin out Me
braise soder tb• foibmiag cireuroatances. Deceased re-
extol se PS, Claslotte-street. liuroyaquare, where he se-

cupid apakasoalo as • issoplag was Aid iamb& Ids vas
looked apes mash raeassi as as as tilt, mai Ind llow
merly beee to allkiweek bat latterly his cirekriewees bad
cheesed, and &liking\ he poneeneW picture, ne Ids yobbo al
upwards of 1001., b ere such store by them that be wand
aot path with kik ; he thus became steeped is, it is bie
Hewed, Ilk deepen{ poverty. About four o'clock on Moeda,
afternoon Unimak, of the house were alarmed by bear-
ing • loud raped bum fire-arms proceeding from M. Becker's
aparisnent. Oa entering the body of the uefortueste old
gestlegnee was found lying on the hearth in front of the
empire, with his head blown to atoms, and • large pistol,
with which he had committed the act, was found soar him.
Medial aid MSS procured, but of course wu unavailing.
From the ponitine is which the body lay it is suppoeed the
deckwal was sitting near the fireplace, and put the pistol to
his right ear and then tired it. OU examination it was found
that the ball had pawed completely through the deceased's
heed, and lodged in the style of the middle room door.—
Verdict, "Temporary ineenity.*

A S. ENE AT THE BEVERLEY TOWN COVIILIL.—
The Barley Town Council not oc Mooihiy. Mr. Alder-
man Aides moved that the Watch Committee be in-
structed to bombe iota the efficiency of the borough
r. ;end to mike such steps as they deem necessary.—
Y'reghitt, in weeding the :notion, made some remarks
ea to Mr. J. Hind (a liberal member of the council) walk-
log at the bead of a mob on the evening of the 16th of
October List, which said mob broke several windows—
Mr. Cook (dory) here made some unpleasant personal
alludes' to Mr. Iliad, sad said he ought to have been
HEIPTHODIAI for the part he had take..—Mr. Hind denied
that be bed walked at the head of a mob. He with hundreds
of hi fellow.tioneroes bed walked in • proesseiou
to celebrate the triumph of the so-tailed " rioters." With
regard to the remark of Mr. Cook, he :sight as well say ff
he (Mr. Cook) had hid deserts he deserved transporting.
Mr. Cook : I sever set tire to • stock. You rascal, you
edible, you scoundrel ! what do I want tranaportiog for?
Yoe deserve transporting for king a stack. (Great dis-
order.)—Mr. Hind : Now, air, you have charged me with
anoes—you have said that I set ere to • stack, and that
stack was lammed. I hope yea (the reporters) bnve taken
down Mr. Cook's word., for I shall try the question else-
where—Nr. Cook (greatly excited) : You area liar ; 1 did I
not my so. (Increased commotion.) The amecil at this
stage of the saes broke up in disorder.—Lads Mercury.
A Simms is Ax Lisa Coeur op Joirrics—
The Zanier Mad thug describes • some in the Rolls
Court :—" Mr. Richard Major Hazzard, whose name has
frequently appeared before the public, and who occupied •
seat on toe of the back bar broths, addressing hie Honour
I requested to be heard while making his usual application
fur relief from alleged perjury, fraud, and forgery, commit-
ted by ogle of the sulaiton of the court. Mr. Hasserd
stated be was most anxious to clear himself before the
Mblic, by whom be was considered ae damaged. The
asts of the Rolls baring directed • policeman to
remove him, Mr. Hazzard pomaded to take off his coat,
and, directing the pulicemaa to keep off, addressed his
Homier, and dotal that he (Mr. Hazzard) waa not very
well, and if his death was caused by the exertion, that
might IN made to remove him from court he would told
his lordship respoosible therefor. (To the policeman) : 'Ao
Dot hurt ! This is as illegal act! This is • court of
pieties !' Master of the Rolle ' Polieemao. if you do not
remove him from court I will have you discharged.' Mr.
Himmel (is an excited maser): You have no right. W hen
will you hear my suit? You know I charge perjury, for-
gery, sod robbery. (To the policeman) : lem a brave nos
and a gentleness, sad you canuot remove me.' A softie
which is difficult to desaibe here took place Two police-
men endeavoured to remove) Mr. Hazzard, who struggled
violently, and retiring to the corner of the seat. for some
minutes resisted the conibiued effort' of the two police-
men, and takiog off the hat of one of them, crushed it
..igiuset the bench, while at the same time, in a very excited
tone, he exclaimed that be bad diaesse of the heat, and did
Dotileserve suck treetnient, nor had thericlatao day tight
to break his leg. Ultimately. after coos mble difficulty, he
wee removed by the two policemen., sad the busies= of the
race was permitted to be proceeded with."

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DEATH MOH EATING MENEM.MATH
Dowling, • little boy. remitting with i• parent@ in a cellar
in Fran,ia.strest. Lavern...ol, twat lam 'PM M after sating
mussels which had Lora gathered by his elder brother is
the " Pottery 1101 e," at the south mid of the docks, and in
• few hours after expired. No medical aid was procured,
as the parents of the child did not consider that ids illness
was of a dangerous character, until death made it manifest.
Other members of the family had partaken of the fish, and
ea they were prostnaol is a like manner they were with
difficulty brought round.

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