3 Cai. Cas. 1 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1805
Per curiam delivered by
There is nothing in the case, tending to shew, that the agent of Steinbach had any knowledge of the manner in which McCulloch had conducted himself, or that he pretended to be owner of the vessel. All the circumstances stated, lead to the conclusion, that McCulloch was considered by him as master only. He appeared in the character of master. The bill of lading was signed by him as master. The agreement respecting the freight was made with him