PAGE Captors-Duty of, to send prize into convenient port.. Duty of, to put prize master and crew on board of prize vessel... 393 394 Prohibited from converting cargo, or breaking bulk. Exceptions to rule as to. 395 395 395 396 Duty of, further considered, under orders and adjudications growing out of the 436 Duty of, as to sending in captured property. Exceptions in case of physical 436 437 438 Duty of, as to persons captured on board vessels.. 439 Duty of, as to treatment of captured persons, considered in the case of The Consequence of neglect of duty by, in not sending in captured master, officers, 439 441 441 442 Duty of as to vessel's papers. 442 Duty of, as to other papers found on board the prize. . Duty of, as declared in circular of the Navy Department of the United States. By public and private armed vessels.. 449 450 175 176 Invalid as to neutral power, if made in neutral waters-may be valid as be- To be lawful, must be made by public or private armed ships, commissioned... Vindictive damages for injury resulting from, only given in extreme cases. 200 201 Property subject of, must be sent in to convenient port of captor's country for 201 Duty of captors, on making. 202 Duty of prize master and crew, on taking in property, the subject of. Capture, Joint-Rule and reasons of, in relation to vessels in sight, to constitute..... Rule in, as to revenue cutter.... Cases illustrating the doctrine of constructive assistance, to constitute. Proof of vessel in sight requisite to constitute. Mere intimidation without co-operation insufficient to constitute. Mere association insufficient to constitute.. Whether it can be made by co-operation of army with naval forces. When it must be made.. Who are not allowed to make. Until filed, testimony and papers in prize cause, not examinable by claimant.. .406, 431 Delivery of captured property to, on bail, the doctrine in relation to, further con- Requisites of, considered with the recent decisions in the cases of The Empress Contraband of War-Definition of.. Commerce in, prohibited to neutrals. What is considered.. Whether and under what circumstances provisions are. Penalty for violation of rule prohibiting commerce in.. 457 456 327 327 328 328 328 Rule of right of pre-emptiou of, instead of confiscation, when and how applied 330 Hostile dispatches considered. Carried in neutral vessel, by the old rule, subjected vessel, as well as cargo, to 332 332 333 334 464 465 Costs and Disbursements-Nature of in prize proceedings, and how liquidated. 467 469 D. Distribution-Decree of, to follow condemnation and sale of captured property... Decree of, and proportionate interests, as provided by recent acts of Congress Decree of how executed under recent act of the Congress of the United States. 46) Further Proof-Order for, in a prize cause, when allowed by the court... When not allowed... Evidence on order for.. How taken, when ordered. H. PAGE 164 165 165 166 168 169 426 427 428 428 Question of national character on, as affected by the flag or pass of the ship.. Questions on, as to violation of blockade, of contraband trade, of prohibited commerce, of resistance to search.... 412 Hostile Character-Impressed upon persons and property, subjecting to the liabilities of Doctrine in the United States as to impression of, by the nature of the traffic. 125, 127 Impressed by employment in the commerce ordinarily confined to the adverse 133 Impressed by engagement in traffic under authority of the adverse belligerent. 134 138 Reservations of risk, to avoid the rule of impressment with. 141 Unsuccessful attempts to evade the rule of impression with, made by neutrals, Hostile Character-In the case of The Amy Warwick. Not terminated by transfers from enemies to neutrals, the same being void as in fraud of belligerent rights.... Secret liens on property impressed with, not regarded in prize-courts.. The Crenshaw. The Delta.. The Arcola. The Amy Warwick.. PAGE 151 152 153 153 153 154 155 156 Neutrals-Who are considered........ The general commercial rights of. N. Rights of, as to pursuit of accustomed trade.. Exclusion of, from trade with colonial possessions of the enemy... mer rule, penalty not now exacted, except in cases of specific fraud.. 259 259 259 260 261 262 263 263 267 267 Cases illustrating the application of the rule of admission of, to colonial trade in 270 272 Rights of, in connection with the question of "free ships, free goods," the 274 Jurisdiction of, inviolable by belligerents.. 346 Captures made in waters of, unlawful.. 347 No power to release captures made beyond the jurisdiction of, when taken into 348 Treaty stipulations modifying the rule of non-interference by, in cases of capture 348 Rule of liability of registered owner of, not applicable to foreigners. 186 PAGE Prize-Jurisdiction vested in courts of admiralty... 383 Jurisdiction exclusively in courts of the captor's country. 384 Property captured as, need not be in a port of the captor's country, to give the 385 Decree of condemnation of property captured as, requisite to complete transfer 385 Decree upon property captured as, final between the parties-open to review 385 Prize Cargo-Unlivery of, pendente lite.. 429 Liability of bail on delivery of.. Prize Commissioners-Their appointment, power, and duties. 433 396 Duty of, to receive possession of prize property. 397 Duty of, to seal it with their seals, and safely keep the same until process be 397 Duty of, to receive papers found on board from the prize master, to take his 397 398 Duties of, prior to recent legislation by United States Congress.. 452 Duties of, considered with reference to the act of Congress of March 25th, 452 Prize Courts-Letter from Sir William Scott and Sir John Nicholl to Mr. Justice Story, in relation to jurisdiction of, and practice and proceedings in (vide 386 Notes of Mr. Justice Story, in Wheaton's Reports, in relation to jurisdiction of, 386 Extent, character, and peculiarities of jurisdiction of.. 388 Prize, Decree-If no claim be filed on the return of the monition. Requisites of, considered and determined in the cases of The Revere and The |