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We learn that in consequence OF Instructions
from Washington. the Collector OF this port mere
iy detained the vessels for the purpose OF investi
eating the circumstances connected with them. and
it was found that, though built by osacr OF the
Mexican government, they were at present The
property Of American citizens, whe did not intend
TO par, with their right Of property IN them. until
The balance OF their cos, had been paid TO them
The Collector We are informed, is OF opinion that
,he case of these schooaers does not present vo-
ia,ion Of the act of Congress Of "0tn April 1918,
which i, Is believed does in:erd;ct CONNER
cin operation such building. fitting and arm
ug vessels BY citizens OF the United States torhe
purpose OF selling them elsewhere TO g foreign
power. Tha.in order 10 come within the statute,
there must be intent on the part OF those VINO
ouilt, 1t out and arm vessels, to employ them,
while their property, in cruising against rtencly
power unier commission from some foreign
power.The vessels in question will pToba5! De
allowed to saii in few days