Per Curiam. The opinion of the court is, that sufficient has been shown, to prevent the judgment of nonsuit. The defendant has, by his own act, deprived the plaintiffs of that remedy, which they might have had against his person ; his body is out of their reach, and that by his own act. It is not, therefore, necessary, that they should proceed and incur expenses for nothing, as there is not any property from whence they can be reimbursed.— The plaintiffs, therefore, are entitled to discontinue, and without costs.