... THE MURDER OF LIUTENU4NTS TIIACH- 1ELL AND CA P. [FPOM THE MFOFSSli.ITE.] We have beard with deep regret of the murder at Luck- now of two young officers, Lieutenant 0. D. T'hackwell, 1.th Native Infantry, and LIcutenant J. Cape, 30th Native Infantry, who left this in January last for the purpose of joining the Coirniander-in-Chief's camp at Futteghur. N No particulart have as yet reached ns, ...

... COIURIT OF QUEEN'S BE1NCH.YS9TRl)A-Y. [Sittirngs in Blanco, before Lord UCA3 PBiRi.L, Mr. Justice WwwI1T.OIAN, Ill. Justice ERLEb, and Mr. Jistice CilOMP TON.]I BIltY AND SNiTHEii v. SWVATNIc AND ANOTHEB:IMPORT- ANT (JltEsTiIiN UNDER THE o.,NKRIUVT AiT AS TO DEEDS 0O' ARRAN6EMEN'i' ri r. MaIisky, Q. C., appeared o I ?? of the plainitiffs, to show cause aginst a nile. led by Mr. Wild o 2thot of ...

... THE PRISONERS IN SICI. Y. The intelligence from Salerno, according to a letter from Naples, dated May 11, is of a most painful and revolting character, and in the interest of humanity I send it to yen even though you may consider me tedious. Since the appointment of the new keepers not merely rigour, but eveia species of ferocity, seems to have been used. £ have already told you how the chief ...

... LAW NOTICES-THis DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, at 10A. as [Before the LoRus JuSTICEs.] Original Motion: Whleelhouse v Calvert. Bankrupt le Petition: E. Brown and Brown, part beard. Appeal: th Freme v Brade. otl ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 10. th To 'e' Spoken to : Colinman v Birch, Causes, &c. So Altree v Sherwin, part ?? v Adams, part es ?? v Bryant-Meyrick v Laws-Meikilamn v ...

... In our late edition last week we gave a brief narra- tive of the murder of Emma Studd, the wife of Henry Rolfe Studd, a baker, residing in St. Mary Elms. After our parcel was despatched an inquest was held before the borough coroner (Mr. B. B. Jackaw an). Henry Rolfe Studd, the husband of the unfortunate woman, ssid,-I carry on business as a baker in St. Mary at- Elms in this town. My bake ...

... On Friday, Messrs. Barrow and Hammond, whole- sale stationers, of 72, Basinghallbstreet, who were committed for trial on Monday Jast upon the charge of forging and uttering five bills of exchange of the total value of about 2301,, with intent to defraud the Union Bank of London, were brought up at Gaild- hall, for further examination, relative to two charges of conspiracy to obtain goods to ...

... I Lab) Inalltatuct. I NOTICES-THIS DAY. te COURT' OF PROBATE AlND DIVORCE. o Tbe Judge wfill,it in chainbers at Wesutmiseer. atlU. COURtT OF ADMIRtALTY. DOCT1ttS-COMMONS. AT IL-Tbe Ssveretgii, ?? Lord Deere, ?? stoc Holon and George. ?? Hilda. dniaage. JSANt KRUPT01 0OURT. 15ASLN UtIALL-81'REET. for BrpOUE MRg. COalmslssioarz FoxBrAtiguz.-Schlesiiiger and Co., pri- har 1-ate, at 12. was ...

... =ERSEUTO FOR SUNDAY An unfortunate coufectioner of Gloucester, Mr. George Lee (the Gloucesfer sr&cufy tells us), has been summoned three several times for selling sweet- meats on a Sunday. Twice he has been convicted ;nd fined, the third time the case was dismissed, it being impossible to find a coadjutor to sit with the mayor-that gentleman's colleagues being doubt- lesely ashamed of the ...

... Kato Imclitgnu. I 1,1] NOTlcES-THIS DAY. of COURT OF CHANCERY. LINCOLN'S-INN. ate3 Tsix~B70r LoonCute f I ?? ~.d Baners. Apeal.:The Soncrecthire Cal Coristeo v. ?? Barose0108 LRDS Jorrceo.A~peatmotions: Be Ilmininter at School ?? and ucksRailasiy, tex parte Dayrell j( -Buteker v. Ion. 0ra-,mmfrdv.Roers . ROLL CURT. CHANCERY-LANE. di ~ o 0,-Fr jdgmet: Lstey. fnto-alovtr v. llA eudon Tdo be SI ...

... LAW NITICES-Tisti DAY. FiRSTr DAY OF TRINITr AERN. COURT OF OHA.gCERY, INC&LNS NN, at 102. [Befole the LORDS JusJ5S-I By order . Cope 'r Doherty. Petiinsa Re Chambers. Atppeal ?? tS: IB Ilmuinster SGIISO1-Lw Idon and Bucks Rsdlway-ExparteS.Dayrel and Loxausdee ROLLS COURT, CHA-NCBY-U jNE, at 10. For judgnment.: Re Delrosit AssuesaLtce Company-Naish * v Bryant. Molns. Shlort cacts P ulman v ...

... (From the Leeds Mercsry of Thursday.) A dreadful murder occurred at the Halifax (khar. dan newspaper. office, yesterday, and threw the whole town into consternation, the deceased being exten- sively known in the town. From what could be gathered soon after the fearful affair, it appears that the compositors at the office of the Halifax Guardian newspaper had but just re- turned from dinner ...

... SjjBIFEp'j GOURT-YF.ST\|DAY. [Before Mr. BURONCLL and a Jury.] ATTORNEY, ATTORNKEY'S ClRRK, ADVOCATE AND COUNSEL- loVeNI' }lA!L V. CARBIsINE. This was an action bronght by the plaintiff, a general merchant, in Easteliap, to recover the sum of £4 12s. 4d., said to be for goods supplied to the defendant, who, at the tine of the debt being contracted, was a shopkeeper at Plaistow, in Essex. Mr. ...