Of the general law of maritime salvage we have fully treated in the Law of Shipping. It does not seem necessary to add more in

(s) Maggrath v. Church, 1 Caines, 196; Watson v. Marine Ins. Co. 7 Johns. 62; Lord v. Neptune Ins. Co. 10 Gray, 126; Amory v. Jones, 6 Mass. 818.

(t) Moses v. Col. Ins. Co. 6 Johns. 219; Forbes v. Manuf. Ins. Co. 1 Gray, this place, than that salvage claims are among the risks which insurers cover by insurance. For if property which is wholly uninjured, was liable to destruction by a maritime peril, and was saved by salvors who are paid for their service out of the proceeds, the insurers are liable to the owners for such payment.

871. See contra, Lapsley v. Pleasants, 4 Binn. 602.

(u) Potter v. Providence Ins. Co. 4 Mason, 298; Jumel v. Marine Ins. Co. 7 Johns. 412.