The Walkyrien
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern New York
[Appeal from tlie district court of the United States for the Eastern district of New York.] In admiralty.
1Opinion of the Court
HUNT, Circuit Justice.
The bark Wal-kyrien, to which the supplies were furnished, was a foreign vessel. She carried British colors, hailed from a British port, was registered in the name of a British subject, and had on her stern the words, “The Falcon, of Cape of Good Hope.”
1. The appellants, admitting the law to be, that, where supplies are furnished to a foreign vessel, credit is presumptively given to the vessel, insist that this case is not within the rule, because the foreign owner was in fact a resident of New York City, where a part of the supplies were furnished. The genera) rule, as…
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