The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-01 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW.STREET.

Daraatetsan ATTUI FT AT SUICIDI DT Re-
TIMIS —TM. morniog a young man, who nave the name of
Statham Bralnoski, a native of Poland, was brought before
Mr. Hall, charged with having stremptod to commit suicide
by tkramng himself is the ornamental waters of the en-
closure, St. James's-park.
Yesterday atteinfon the promenaders in St. James'epark
ea the paths adjacent and enrroanding the ornamental water
were sudierly alarmed by • loud splash, and the prisoner
wasobsereed by Mr. Chapman, chief clerk to Mr. Hussey,
solicitor, Warwick.court, Holborn, to leap bead foremost •
distance of some testis the water opposite lifeboat house. On
being mewl he was immediately coavoyed to Westmiarrir
Hospital. The usual remedies were apOed, and is a short
IMO the prisoner recovered. He was then removed to the
station-hears, when the charge was entered against him.
The prisoner was unable to speak a word of English, and it
is supposed that distress was the cause of his attempting his
life.

Kr. Hell aid ht could not detain the prisoner. He must
treat the case like soy oth, r where there was no prosecutor.
Went'?' a:park-keeper, said he thought Use authorities of
the Polish Refugee Society would guarantee the good beha-
viour of the prisoner, if they were applied to.
Mr. HAI, after soma conversation, directed Webster to
take the prisoner to the eociety's oaks, In Dean street, SA°,
and if he was in distress, they would, co doubt relieve his
temporary Wants.
The prisoner wu then handed over to Webster, who then
left the court. . . . . .

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A paraeraph appears in several of this morning's journals
erroneously anueonsiag that the prigonst nee dead.

MARLiiOROUGitBTREST.

EXTRAORDINARY CHARON. W. James wu charged
with Miele ga letter la his poiseseion threateniug the life of
L,rd Jolt. Ru.sell.
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Roberts, 307 A, said, last night about 7 o'clock, I was on
duty at the White lloree-cellar, Piccadilly, when the prisoner
came to me, and said he bad found • letter without say ad-
dress, and which he had brckea open in Bt. June's -square.
Before I opened it the pris lase meld it was a conspiracy to at
eseduate Lord John Russell, and he felt quite horrified in read-
ing it. I told him he had better go with me to the station
and we this inspector on duty. Oa arriving at the station, I
gave the letter to Inspector Whall, who wee on duty, and
who ordered the poisoner to be detained until inquiries
were made about him. The subjected is a copy of the letter :
" The Riau's-arms, July 31,1850.
" Dear Roandell,—You told us is your letter dated the
281 i, that as it had fallen to your lot to commit this bloody
set of murder on Lord John Russell, you would wait ear
directions as to the manner is which it should be serried oat,
or if we had made any new aerangements. There is netting
mere excepting this what we agreed to the other night,
that if anything happens to frustrate oar design at the Haw
of Commons on Friday night, we have already secured •
plans do:do for him, late on Saturday night, at his private
residence, No. 32, Cheshansplace, where those swells will be
within a short distance to hand as over the tin.
If we do the job well, 125 i. each for the four of u•, and
we have planned it so as to make our escape secure,
having already made artanyniente to leave Mislead. Yon
will meet as at the house on Friday night. You sad not
be afraid, as the gun is • silent one, and will make so report.
Take sure aim ; then we shall be all right ; if you do it
clout we will think of you. Thorn and me saw one of the
swells the other day at the Reform Club. We were in ills-
seise as two friends, where we had • long talk about Polly
Mesh to write this. We shall say no mesa at present, as
we shall is. you tomorrow.—We remain your so-partners.
" THOILN, Seances, DUCLWORTU.
" Thera earths this to you himself."
Inspector Whall said that on searching the prisoner he
brand a letter addressed to the editor of the Times., referring
to the drink of Sir Robert Peel. At the prisoner's lodging,
No. 22, Bate-street, Old Brampton, were fogad several let-
ters written in • similar hand to the one produced, and
which was proved to be that of prisoner.
The prisoner, w►o made • long and rambling define.,
was remanded for a week.

THE PACIFIC, Capt. Nye, sailed ben Liverpool
yesstreey for New York with a fair eemplameM of per
seep» mad a good geserel cargo.
IIIa LATE FATAL STEAM-BOAT EXPLOSION AT
Biurroh.—Juseetter of the *aorta's*. sufferers by this
edam* died yesterday emoting is elm Mermen at B&W.
The fellow, whom ham was Bauft had moire' la-
vers Serra el both his bps, whisk mimed mapatades of
au d thSen ~mosey. The operation WO prelermed ender
the Miaow el dilerelleria by Mr. Metre, sad the eldest
apprend to be gels, es well till Straday, whet k.wee seined
with delirium, sad *sped oat d his bed. Ho wo rimed
limier the swing eamehrt, sad amnia with the Meet
are, bat he malimied $ elek, sad wind yesteeday seem
lag. Oa* es ewe et the ether iejustse are lying is as
mesellagly Wad MIL