same  were  denied,  that  thejr  were  lawfully  J.  Adm.  10 ;  Republic  of  Costa  Rica  v.
incorporated."    The  court  in  Silver  Lake  Erlanger,  3  Ch.  D.  62."  Story's  Eq.  Plead.
Bank  v.  North,  4  John.  Ch.  (N.  V.)  371.  (9th  ed.)  §§   55,  note  a,  69  a;  Barb,  on

1.  Story's  Eq.  Plead.  (9th  ed.)  §§  8,  40,  Parties  (ed.  1864),  360.
50,  69;  Mitf.  Plead.  (2d  ed.)  20;  Hinders  8   See  sub-title  "Incapacities"  to  sue,

Chan.  73 ;  Barb,  on  Parties  (ed.  1864),  367-  ante,

370.    See  Craft  v.  Jackson  Co.,  5  Kan.  518 ;  4.  '*  As  where  he  is  here  under  the  license,

Garr  v.  Bright,  i  Barb.  Ch.  (N.  Y.)  157,  protection,  and  safe  conduct  of  the  govern-

164.  ment."    Story's  Eq.  Plead.  (9th  ed.)  sec

2.  '*  A  foreign  sovereign  may  bring  a  civil  724.
suit,  in  the  courts  of  the  United  States,  for       5.  Mitf.  Plead.  (2d  ed.)  188 ;  Story's  Eq.
injury  to  the  public  property  of  his  nation ;  Plead,  (oth  ed.)  §§  51-54,  724;  Barb,  on

and  such  suit  is  not  defeated  or  abated  by  Part.  (ed.  1864)  ;3 j8, 358-360 ;  Orr  v.  Hodg-

a  change  in  the  person  of  the  sovereign,  son,  4  Wheat.  ( u .  S.)  45^,  465  (decided  so

arising  from  his  death  or  deposition.    The  indirectly  in  this  case) ;  Seymour  v.  Bailey,

Sapphire,  1 1  Wall.  (U.  S.)  165.    While  a  66  111.  208.   But  see  Masterson  v.  Howard,

foreign  sovereign  cannot  maintain  a  bill  in  18  Wall.  (U.  S.)  99;  Levine  v,  Taylor,  12

equity  to  restrain  acts  which  only  violate  Mass.  8.
