The Cornwall
District Court, E.D. New York
In admiralty.
1Opinion of the Court
BENEDICT, District Judge.
This action is to recover damages sustained by the bark Excelsior, while lying moored at a pier, by contact with the steamship Cornwall.
The bark was placed alongside pier 17, North river, with her stem extending beyond the end of the pier. The Cornwall was a large steamship endeavoring to reach her berth at pier IS on the other side of the slip *585in which the hark was lying. It was necessary for the steamship to warp into her berth;. and in so doing she came up to the ■end of the pier 17, where the hark was lying, inasmuch as she was a long vessel extending in length…
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