The Express. — 1859-09-05 (London, England)

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.  Oct Saturday morning, Mr. Mark Lemon attended at Oalllm/I Juatioe•room with the view to piece before the magistrate a portion of the following particulars relative to the contemplated suicide of an individual, who, although at present In bat humble ciremeetances, It was *vides* poisoned the advantages of eincatioa whiab few persona is hie position are ambled to obtain: The meliorate not having attired, Mr. Lemon applied to Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, sad placed Woes him two letters, which had been What the /mak (Alkalises' of which the unfortunate writer sodas* a Crimean medal with two deem and 30a, in gold, which he desired might be placed to the account of that farafessed periodical Aiwa, a journal which he much admired. The rest of the letter plainly intimated the writer's determination to put an end to his extetesce, ea he was tired of this world, and had so many isioutlos to em-., tend with that he found it impossible to retain say situation he got into. Feeling that this was a ease of great emergency, Mr. Martin at once commuoicated with leMor Leonard, of the Fleet-street polioe-etetion, who forthwith proceeded to the address given in the letter. The second letter produced by Mr. Murk Lemon purported to be a fort of will, in which the writer wished hoe body to be given to One of the hospital. for dimedion, and his clothes to some deserving Irishman, giving a pTefaolloll to a native Of one tto= ar county. On receiving this hiforeestioa, .1111opeotor communicated with the Matrepolitan polies et the Towerwtrest station, whet' polico-owiatablo Charles Cooke, 146 L, immediately proceeded to 8, GriMn-street, To/h-ived, Lambeth, where in an upper nom he fond a Rim in bed, apparently in a very sakaseted stew He bond on the Nor a remedy discharged pistol (maker's sane Hart, of Cokbester), and on turning dews the holtiothoe he saw blood awn the roan's shire, and diorovarol a awed over the left breast, near the raised the heart. Se bat brew lodging there, it appeal/. ahoyniece weds, Ida bed lived hi a very retried way, me arla tbe home laumrlag wrou his with*, by the Wigs appease to Os Dennis Leahy. ta:Pw'es about 48 ye+n of ems and on beteg asked lifter he had sate ouch a domporsto otlllopt ea his life is, be easily serrated every drearedralr draasetwil with the stair. The °Meer Cooks instantly essisheacie, sad by the advice of Dr. Dodd,lP"ortltittifietercrosd, he was removed stance to Guy's HespdaLairbere in at menet lying in a wry precarious state. On further searching the room Cooke found the following letter " Friday, 2.9, la.-1 have peld the landlady. I owe no m toss, ma "D. Lieu 1." aiThave been grievously annoyed and injured for a long time, and by some of the most wartlike. and contemptible. I whits 1 could forgive acme of theca, but I CU leeve them to their Mrs cenecienom, if they have any, to do jumbo when I sea so mote. " D. L." This letter wee addrased in the hoist of the samlope, with the words, "To be evened and read r sad on the back, "My instruction' wale 'found at 85, Fleet-street," the publishing office et Plod. As eons as the miegedded man is inflicently 111 be removed, he will be brought up before the =glebe% bat at geermit there le some doubt if he will survive.  1115271R10UD MATS IN THE PAVILION OAZDANII, mars