Case No. 7,383.

JOHNSON v. The ELIZA.

District Court, D. Massachusetts.

Nov. Term, 1807.

SEAMEN—WAGES—REVOLT—REINSTATEMENT—FORFEITURE.

[Cited in Abb. Shipp. 652, note, as an instance in which seamen who had endeavored to commit a revolt were, upon repenting and tendering amends, held entitled to be forgiven, received into service again, and the forfeiture of their wages remitted.]

[Cited in The Mentor, Case No. 9,427.]

[Nowhere reported; opinion not now accessible.]

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