Joice v. Canal-Boats Nos. 1,758 & 1,892

Upon the arrest of tho two canal-boats named in the libel in a cause of collision, the libelant’s vessel having run into the said boats in making her landing, as they lay concealed near a dock at Yonkers, the owners and claimants of the two sunken boats filed a petition, under the fifty-ninth supreme court rule in admiralty; alleging that Poene Bros, were the proprietors of the dock, and were the parties through whose negligence the boats were sunk, by mooring them improperly and leav*554ing them unprotected, and that they gave no notice of the danger. Further process was thereupon issued against…