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The Amistad Ca&-Judge Judson has, at length,
decided on the OF the blacks of the Amis,ad,
VINO murdered the Captain and other persons
ooard ihe schooner. He sets them Tree. Had they
oeen whites they would have been tried aud execul-
ca as pirates. The following are the ground oil the
J. That the District Court for Connecticut has
jurisdiction the schooner having been taken posses
sion oI, IN legal sense on the high seas"
= That the libel OF Thomas r. Gedpey and others,
Is properly filed in The District Cour OF Connect
cut.
}. That the sezers entitled 10 salvage and an
appraisement will be ordered and one-third OF that
amount and cost will be decreed Just and reasona-
BILE


4. That Green and Fordham, Of Sagharbor, who
claim 10 have taken original possession Of the vessel
and cargo sustain their claim and The relore
their libes be dismissed


5. That Ruiz and Monez, through The Spanish
Minister, have established no lille to the Africans,
as they are undoubtedly Bozal negroes, or negroes
recently imported from Africa, in violation Of the
laws OF Spain.


.. That the demand Of restoration, TO have the
question tried in Cuba, made by the Spanish Minis
ter, cannot be complied with, as by their own laws
u Is certain they en>lave these Africans, and
therefore cannot properly demand them for trial.
]. That Anonia, being a Creole, and legally
slave, and expressing strong wish to be returned 10
| Havana, restoration will be decreed under the
treaty OF 1875.
! g. Thai these Africans be delivered TO the Presi-


dent Of the United States, under the I'd of the


Act Of March 3 1919 still in force TO be transported


10 Africa there 10 be delivered 10 the agent appoint


ed 10 receive and conduct them home.-J0nraal 0f
! Commerce.