New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-06

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED srArEs.-Weduesddy,
April 81 Sydney Smith ESD Of ., Missouri was ad-
No. 1870. nj Very j. Lcvy.--Appeal from the circuit
court Of the United states for Arkansas.
Mr. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion Of this court
affirming the decree of the said circuit court in this cause
with costs
No 49, The Heirs of Don Carlos de vileInont rs The
United States-Appea from the District court OF the
United States for Arkansas.
Mr. Justice catron delivered the opinion Of this court
affirming the decree Of the said district court in this
No. 1913 T. Tremett u.s. J. 4. Adams-In error to the
circuit court Of United States for Massachusetts,
Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of this
court affirming the judgment Of the circuit court in this
with costs,
No. 1877. G. G. Tyler ct al appellants. G. N. Black
The argument OF this cause continued by Mr.. Rowe
for the Appellee and concluded by Mr. Fessenden for the
appellants >, -
This submitted to the the record and
printed argument by Mr. Venabe Of counsel for the de
PENDANT in error
No 14O. S. b. Lord ct al plaintiffs in error u.s. John
Goddard.-Ths submitted to the court the
record and printed arguments by Norris for plain
ts in error and by Mr. Washburn for the defendant in
error.
No 142 Smith Hogan ct al plaintiffs in error. u.s. A.
Ross of PattersonThis submitted to the
court on the record and printed arguments by Mr. Davis
for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr. Coke for the deten
dants in error.
No. 145. The Steam Towboat Shark u.s. J. B. Piaggio.
Appeal from the circuit Of the United States
eastern district Of Louisiana.
There being appearance of counsel for either party
TINS cause was dismissed with COSTS under the 59th rule
of the court.
The TICKET FRAups.-The police of NewYork have sue
cceded in arrestng Barnabas s. Haight, of the firm of
Palmer g. Co.. who extensively engaged in the
California ticket frauds. lie was found secreted and
locked up in obscure in house in NewYork.
The authorities hot the scent of Palmer
the beautiful firm.
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The London Leader draws instructive lesson from
the conduct of the brave who their lives in the Br
kenhead 1t says:
We do doubt that country is the stronger and the
happier which peoped by souls that face death and
not be corrupted. This great example will sustain many
in the face of danger and the devotion Of the glo
rous six hundred will be the of saving multtudes
through that virtue of discipline to which these
have testified by their resignation tits in trials Of
on in familiarity with danger that these qualities
out Calamity is truly the opportunity which tests the
stuff of our kind.
And it fails In towns amid shifty doctrines and
one-sded economics. have grown selfish corrupt and
crotchety rulers cannot face frown and finch
the bare idea of offending troned ruian; leading
politicians teach selfinterest the superior substitute
for patriotism but in the far regions of action peril
ranging in the wide fields of colonial enterprise pursuing
science in the icy deserts Of the North lost helpless
amid the waters Of the ocean. the of our
tried and its temper found true The four hundred
who persisted thus in dignity undauned and unGonquer
able proclaim to the world and to at home-who
too doubtful amid the nrigues and corruptons amid the
shallow pedantres and selfish timdities of cities
that the staple of is still unpoed that calamity
but sumbering strength that despair
itself not master the Englishman. Thanks. then
deep aud solemn but strong and hopeful to that glorious
six hundred both to those that persisted in their steadt
chvary and to those that, mastering destruction have
borne the tale.