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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-14

/ The Bankrupt Law OF the United States, 1857,
with notes, and collection Of American .nd Eng:
Itch decisions upon the principles ana pracsse os
lawyer and merchant. BY Edwin james, OF the
Nav York bar; Price sstS. ,.so,vvycv n
Francis Hilliard. Second edition. Embracing
the Bankrupt Act OF 1887. Price, IS. Just pub.
i5 ms 10 fof S"'so' wooDHoUsE PARHAM.
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OOngreSS.

This body met on the 4th los. With a quo
rum in both Houses. The members from the
State Of Kentucky were not allowed to take
their seats, because Of their open and no.
]torious disloyalty. What a rebuke to the
people of that once proud and noble ION.
mOnwealthl The land of Henry Clay pro-
scr.bed in the halls of the Capital for its re-
b%elliOus sentiments and spirit, In the House
Copper JOhnsonism is represented by a dozen
members and in the Senate by Buckalew and
Drunken T.. Patterson, of Tennessee, Both
bodies are far more Radical and nearer a
unit than at their adjournment last spring,
The question of Coufscation will be serious
ly opened. Hon. Thaddeus Stevens Is the
magnet in the House, around which every
body centers. He is perfectly sang uin Of
s'rrying through his programme.
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he boldly espoused Radicalism and was the
6rst nan who advocated the Congressional
policy in a public speech in Washington
Coenty.
REMEMBER that from the very first he
has been imbued with the liberal and pro-
gressive ideas Of Republication and has had
ALWAYS the courage and manlineSs to define
his political position every where and any
where.
REMEMBER that he is a warm and ardent
supporter Of the ADMINISTRATION of Governor
Brownlow, and taking the measures and poll
cy which have governed and controlled it as
bis W platform he appeals to you for your
suffrage.
REMEMBER, poor men, you who have no
means to educate your children, that he is in
favor OF the School law by the operation of
which East Tennessee will receive Ave times
as much money as she win pay out for this
special purpose.
REMEMBER, eolored voters, that he endors-
es your enfranchisement from PRINCIPLE
and not nom POLICY, believing you are far
more entitled to the Elective Franchise than
the rebels or even their less worthy and less
honorable allies, the Copperheads.
REMEMBER that Capt. Hacker is in favor
Of the Militia law, regarding it as a measure
absolutely necessary to protect the white and
colored Union men in the strong rebel %locali-
ties of the State in the exercise Of their pc.
ltisal rights and to keep the State Govern.
ment in the hands Of its friends.
REMEMBER that In the event Of Capt.
Hackers election be will do all In his power
to effect the passage Of law by which all
loyal men shall be remunerated for their loss
es as far as possible out Of rebel property
REMEMBER all these things voters of
Washington County % the first Thursday of
August and cast your ballots for Capt Hack
er, who will labor zealously for your interest
and not abuse the confidence you will repose
in him. Vote for him as an honest man, as
Il arm and consistent Radical Union man, as
one Of the brave defenders of our country
and as The standard beare. of Washington
County.
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RE- MBER
Ed. and Proprietor Union ELG.

That Capt. Newton Hacker is the regular
nominee Of the Radical party Of Washington
County for Representative.
REMEMBER that the convention by which
be was nominated was one OF the largest Of
The kind that ever assembled in this county,
and was composed of its best citizens.
REMEMBER that tire greater part Of the
committee that were appointed by the chair
man of that convention to suggest a candi-
date were Federal Soldies, who discharged
their duty upon the bloody fields Of the
rebellion with lasting benefit to the. county
and with the highest honor and credit TO
themselves.
REMEMBER that the same Convention that
nominated Capt. Hacker for Representative,
nominated Judge r. n. Butler Tor Congress
and Hon. P. P. C. Nelson Tor Senator, and II
Capt. Hacker is not the choice Of the Radical
party Of this county, neither are Judge But.
Ter and Senator Nielsen for the respective OH.
ces to whict they are aspiring.
REMEMBER that Capt. Hacker leh his
home in the early part Of the war, crossed
the mountains, and as a private joined the
hosts that were marching under the Stars and
Stripes to the dsliveranes Of t%yranny-eurssd
and down trcdden East Tennessee.
REMEMBER that whilst Capt. Hacker was
serving bis country as a private, he received
permission from his commanding General TO
recruit 10 East Tennessee, and reerossed the
mountains amid dangers on every hand, and
suffering the most extreme hArdIhips, and
piloted back TO the land Of freedom bis per-
secuted and oppressed eountrymen.
REMEMBER that be Is one Of those brave
aud patriotic men 10 whom We owe our re-
gained liberties and our present condition Of
security from the ds,pOtic domination Of that
oligarehy Of internal traitors who banded
themselves to overtbyoW and annihiIate our
country and those who loved H.
REMEMBER that from the commencement
ofths ruPturs between Johnson and Congress
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Circular Skin Patton Again.

Circular Patton Is out with another circu-
lar to the loyal voters of Washington Coun-
ty. /. should have been addressed to the
hSioyal citizens, and not TO the loydl polsTs OF
Washington, as will be fully explained after
the August election He (~Patton-SkiH Pat
ton)-publishes, and endeay0rs to make cap
ital out Of a private letter ] addressed him
away back in July, eighteen hundred md siIy-
ctr. That letter was written bef0rs-loag be-
fOrs-S. K. n. Patton turaed Conservative
and voted against the School and Military
Bills-gotten up by our Radical Legislature
and long before be recommended James W.
Oeaderick, a rank rebel, TO Governor Brown
low, to be appointed as Judge Of the first Ju-
dieial Circuit. When Patton first went to the
Legislature be did, indeed, vote righf,-and al.
though | had previously had a personal diff
6culty with him, and, unfortunately for the
the Old Fellow, had somewhat JuHged bis
eyes, nevertheless, ! was willing to lay aside
all personal malice and prejudice, and upon
,he sacred alter Of my country, unite with
those whose faith was known by their works
lit matttered not to me who they we're, or
what they had previously been. Had II been
a rebel, deep died IN Tie pooI, who had come
out boldly and fearlessly, and said he had
been misguided and wished TO do what was
right, wished 10 identify himself With the
grea. Republican movement Of the day, as
Gen. LongBtreei, Gen. Hindman, Col. Bilbo
and others have recently done, | resolved TO
DO as T1y tIa Union man should do, greet
them With a warm and earnest greeting. To
thir end, 70 June, 1856, when a convention
uas held Ia Jonssboro, and the Oopperbeads
sndeEyored 10 force an Obao1ious chairman
Of that Convention upon ibs people, arose
N ibe midst Of the excitement, and called
Patton 10 The Chair. This did not look much
like Wished 70 keep up personal Aninosity.
The nsIt month, | addressed bin the
letter he quotes In bis Cireular-Whieh is as
fellows
4JoHEasOHo, Tenn, Jolly 7std, 1886.
Col s. X. NJ Patton House o. Repre-
isntaiiEes, Nashville, Tenn "a Sm-With
me the tomahaWk 10 buried. approve your
rsarss N the Legislature tbrougbou Ut, aud
when . man sticks to bis country shove ell
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CHANCERY SALES.

NY virtue OK a decree Of the CbAncery
IL Court at J5nesborough Tenn, at It's May
Term 1867, in the case of Thomas Hayes VS..
smith Lodand and others, | will proceed to
sell at the Court House door in Jonesboro',
on Monday the 9th day Of August 1867, to
the highest bidder, the tract OF land lying in
Washington county, district No. 10, adjoin-
ing the lands Of William Campbell, John T.
Smith, John Bales and others upon Dotn
aides of the road leading from Jonesboro' to
Leesburg, ard known as the Holland place
and containing abount 800 acres more or less,
mon which Is a good britk dwelling
house, barn, good meadow aid fine orchard.
TERMS-Six and twelve months eFedit-
bond and approved security, and lein retain
ed until purchase money Is fully paid, ard
sold without the right Of redemption.
June II, 1857. HENRY HOSS, u NJ
ls61je2lw4pfS5.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation Of the Governor.
A warning to the SedlAOnIsts.


BrArk w TBSN BssEE, Tx. DEP'T,(
Nashville, July 8, 1851.
TO The Commissioners Of Regsyafion and @r-
ti of all the counties Of the State Of Ten
H,ssss, and The judges and clerks Of the sisc-
ZION to be held on The first Thursday Of Aa-
gust 1867
WHBREAs, A ssdltiouS and inccndlary circular has
been recently addressed 10 tina County Courts OF thls
state by one John c. Gaut, Chairman Of An incendiary
Committee at Nashville, urging The said County Courts
10 snpereede the Commissioners oi Registration In the
appointment of the Judges and clerks " the approach
ing election, thereby intending practically to nulhiy
the franchise law and to pnrveBt the holding OF any
valid election under tho constitution on the first
Thursday Of August next and,
WHgRRAs, ttis likely that some Of the County
Courts Of this State, being rrbelliously disposed, have
oheyed said circular and cOnfUttned TO said reasonable
pcheme Of defeating tho execution " the laws.
Now, Therefore, |, WILLIAM G. BROwSLOw, Govern
or Of the STATE Of Tennessee, being bound by the CON
s~titutlon aud my Official oath to take care that the lave
be executed, do hereby command the Commissioner OF
Registration throughout the State to comply with the
tcnth section Of the act OF February rs, 1887, by the
appointment Of all clerks and Judges Of their respec.
tive counties for the holding Of the election required
by the constitution on the erst Thursday In August,
1867. And the several Sherifs Of the different coun-
ties Of this State are hereby Commanded to open and
hold said election as required by law, and to make re-
turn according TO law Of Inc vbtes received and count
ed by the clerl" and Judges appointed by the OoTmis'
aANhHA VI Nbf'h
And, whereas, Il may occur that some Of the SheriFs
Of this State may desire to aid and assist IN the pro-
posed EFFORT TO hullify said franchise law, aud may re.
fuse 10 make return Of the elections held by The Com.
missIoners Of Registration, | do hereby command aud
REQUIRE the said Judges and clerks In all counties In
which the County Court may have pretended to appoint
clerks and judges Of election, To make out an addition
al poll book of all votes counted by them and return
the same to the Commissioner OF Registration, who
shall forward duplicates Of tho result of such election
TO the Executive and State Department. for the action OF
the Legislature and other Departments Of the Govern.
ment.
And all the officers commanding the State Guards are
hereby ordered TO arrest The said John Q. Gaut, or any
Of bis COMMITTEES or agents wherever found, II they
shall persist In their effort 10 defeat the execution OF
the laws, and to break mp and disperse all assemblies
having In view the holding Of Illegal elections or the
defeat Of any regular election.
In testimony whereof, I have heFeunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Great Seal Of the
IL. s. State TO be ahhxed, At the Executive Depart.
ment In Nashville, this nth day Of July, A. D
1867.
By the Governors:
". G. BROwNLOW.
A.. J. FLETCHER, ser'y Of State.
IS67Jul l2f
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virtue of a decree Of the Chancery
nOourt at its May term 1867, in the case OF
William r. Bayless Admir- of Reuben Baylets
decd, VS.. Asa Bayless, ct al, / will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, at the Court Hoise
door in JonesbOrough on Monday the 9th day
of August 1867, a tract OF land lying in
Washington County Tenu, 10 District No. o,
adjoiuiong the lands Of Sarah BNyless, Ed
ward West Ermon and others, and contain
ing about $50 acres more or less, and being
the farm upon which Reuben Bayless resided
at the time OF bis death.
TERMS-Six and twelve months credit in
equal instalments-boud aud approved secu-
rity aud lien retained until purchase money
is fully paid. June II, 1857.
HENRY H0SS, G. b N.
lsG7ie2lw4pfS5.
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CONGRESS-.

WAsHINGTo

WAsHINGToN, July 8.
A resolution submitted to-day that
the legislation Of the called session be
confined to reconstruction, and bills
relating to IL only be acted upon.
The resolution restricting legisla-
ton finally passed: Ayes 10; nays
Q. namely: BuckaIew, Dake, Fowler,
Howe, Ross, Sumner, Thayor, Upton,
Wade.
Mr.. Wilson stated in the course Of
the debate that Secretary Stanton
wanted no legislation regarding the
Indians but needed money TO support
reconstruction.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE.
The Speaker presented a memorial
from Green NJ, Adams, against the
admission of Beck from kentucky,
which was referred to the Committee
on Elections.
Mr.. Paine moved TO Suspend the
rules 30 he might introduce a joint
resolution rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Major GenL Phillip II.
Sheridan, for able and faithful per-
formance Of his duty as commander
Of the District Of Texas and LoVsi-
lana.
The rules were suspened BY a
vote Of 10 against IS, and the re-
solution passed.
Additional papers regarding the
Kentucky Delegation and n protest
from the members whose seats are
not contested were received and re-
ferred 10 :he Committee on elections.
Joint resolutions of thanks to Generals
Sickles, Pope and Sohhooid we're
adopted.
Mr.. Schenck offered o resolution
Of thanks 70 Petroleum Y. Nasty
and Attorney General StaDberry for
their maintainance Of the Presidents
policy. PENDING the motion Of its re.
oeptiOn tho House adjourned 10 Mon
day.
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CHANCERY SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Chancery Court at Jouesboro', Tenn.
NJ is May term 1851, In the case Of John
Lyon vs.. Harrison Hensley et, ais. ! will OIL
FER for sale at the Court House door, 10 Jones'
borough, or Monday the 9Th day Of August
1867, Z tract Of land lying In Washington
COUNTY Tend District, No. fS, aud adjoining
the lahds Of L. BenSley and others, and con-
tanning no acfes more or less, andbeihg the
farm on which the said Lewis Hensley resid-
ed at the date Of bis deafh.
TERMS.-Six months credit bond and ap-
proved security and hen retained until pur-
chase money Is fully paid and sold without
the right Of redemption. June II, 1857.
je2iw4pS5 HENRI H0SS, O. q NJ.
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~ Santa Anna has been shot to
death, and tho shade Of the immortal
Davy Crockett, the brave old Wbig
- Tennessee, who was murdered by
hfs orders, at the Alamo, Is at last
avenged. Sure is the step Of "leadon-
footed Justice"
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LAND SALE.

DURsUANT 10 a decree Of ne i
Court on wssbipnton County, Tsnas
Us July term 1851, ! will offer 70, 1880
Court House door IN the iowa o. ssAb
on Saturday, the 3fd day Of Ango.. y Ius
tract Of lard belonging 70 the esls
Walter deed, containing By sssln'N9'
90 Acre0p 4,
bling In civil district No. I, sSlolaIos ~
lands Of George Walter, Jess2 %
others Said tract Of and WI .susSH
credit Of oae and two years squsI I'D y
except City dollars which aai0us ,sla 4
required 10 BE- pald.on Ne dsJ 80
lein win be retained uhifiB 'puis
ey Is fully paid. .Julyg, lso, ct,,t,
lssIlySwIpSs 10 Special V0"
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RESURRECTION

D.J. Gibson, NJ b. IA
z TAXI plsSsurei 10 anuoG1elSs
w w to the good people OF WnrW
q ington County, that our Drug eOv 'i.,,d
opposite the Corr: House, amer being h
through the hottest Of the late StrIgsI IA
now permanently re-OPened for trao.
We would cordiflly invite all, and eip.SUIs
the sick and needy, to frequent our s'a
ment as we mAlf Sndeavor 70 firnisn a,
suited to tae taste and necessities |"
public. s,,St
Oar Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Pc cy iyD
&C., are fresh, while with our FANOi Al, %
TOILET ARTICLES We hope TO 9e iLY.
please all. GIBSON SAnN
lse7je2itf. .
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Hon. Il. P. MURPHY.
REPUBLICAN TyOy STATE CENTRAL COTHIrYgg.

lst District-Hon. X. R. Butler.
I'd Distribution. J. W.. North, Knoxville,
Tennessee.
Sd District-Dr. J. A. FIEon, Liberty, De-
Kalb county.
4th District-Lewis Tillman, S%helbyville.
5th Districts. B Brown, Nashville.
9Th District-Dr. A. W. Hawkins, Dickson
county.
7th District-Col. j.. J. Roach.
9Th District-Genl John Eaton, jr., Men,
his.
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WANTED AGENTs-s25o per
month The YEAR RoUsD, or 900 Per Cent
Profit on Commission. We guaranty the
above salary or commission to active indus
trious agents at their wi homes, 10 intro.
duce an article Of hidspenIa6is utility in ev-
cry household. For full particulars call on.
or address @. W. JACKSON b CO., II South
Street, Baltimore, Nd. Tfs6jiyl2tG.
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OFFICERS W THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
CHAIRNAN-Hon. r.. r. Butler. AssT. CHAIRMAN
capt. s. B. Brown. TREAsURgR-E. p. Cone. SECBE.
TAAT--Gen. II. II. Thomas.
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LynChburg Prices Current.
|CORRECTED WEEKLY BY

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GRHfk Commission Merchants nd Ppha BOtm,
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MoSrosHunT. Ala, Junslo-Th. result of four days
rristniion In HouiE'nsV, IL ll5 bisek, ind is7
whites.
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Prices Of Uncurrent Money
BY THOMAS 8. MAPp y

skhL YOUR UNOURRENT MONEY 'SE : Lla
ISSi1g 9O the r1ss paid by THOMAS s. hatsUUBB'
VILE, FOR uucurrent money. Those quotattonus,' Mash,
Bile to h~uctuate, but may he depended an 4 afe lai
length Of time for remittpnces 10 he receIvaSS .uhtieul
express, II forwarded SlthHhs delay, pyaal S
TENNESSEE. bAAk of Fnt,..
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M. Treason must be made odious. Traitors must be
punished and impoverished they must not only be
punished, bHt their social power must be destroyed; aud
amer making treason Odious, every Union man and the
S~cvernment should be reimbursed ont " the pockets Of
those who have inflicted this great suffering upon the
country ANDREW JOHNSON, April l, 1865.
, 1867-02-19
SANTO DOMINGO.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM SANTO
DOMINGO CITY, 9Th February, 1867.

I am very happy to inform you that
perfect tranquility prevails throughout
the whole country. Pedro Guillermo
the perpetrator Of the recent riots in the
Republic, has been captured f; he receiy-
ed two severe wounds, said to be mortal.
Be this as it may, he will be tried by
court martial, and there is nc doubt, he
will be executed, if not cut off by the
result of his wounds. Other political
refugees have presented themselves vo-
UNFAIRLY to the Government, so that there
is an end 10 revolutions, and if I am
not much mistaken, President Cabral's ad-
ministration is firm and will last. In a
word the political horizon is clearing up
and foretells many days Of tranquility.
Four commissioners have left for
Hayti, to conclude a treaty of peace with
that neighbouring Republic.
The United States steamer "Gettys-
burg" arrived here on the 10Th ultimo,
having on board Vice-Admiral Porter,
Honorable F. w. Seward, with Plenipo-
Tertiary Powers to the American Consul,
to conclude a treaty Of Peace, Naviga-
ton, Commerce and Extradition with
this Republic. The "Gettysburg" left
this port on the oath ultimo, and the be-
lief is current that the United States
have petitioned for the Bay of SANTANA as
a Naval Station.
, 1867-02-19
From the st. Thomas Times, February 49,

(From the st. Thomas Times, February 49,
We are empowered by Her Most Ca
tholic Majesty's Consul, Senior Don FE-
DERIco SEGUNDo, K. D., that in accord
ance with Authority delegated 10 him, by
His Exce!lency the Captain General Of
Porto Rico, he has fixed Monday next,
the (18th) as the day he will m
to issue clean Bills Of Health to oil ves-
sells leaving this place for the Ports in the
Islands of Porto Rico and Veiques. We
are sure the Commercial Community of
st. Thomas will appreciate with high
regard this liberal course lin advance Of
all our other neighbours which His Ex-
cellency the Captain General of Porto
Rico has been pleased TO determine in
bringing TO q termination the quarantine
which it was for q time unavoidable to
place against us, whilst we sincerely
hope our perfectly restored sanitary con-
dition will be the evidence Of the sound
ness of his policy.
, 1867-02-19
/ have the honor to remain,
Very respectfully, yours,
j. G. BENNETT, JR.
PRINCE ALFRED's REPLY.
CLARENCE House, Jan. 90, 1867.


Dear Mr.. Bennett find it difficult to OK
press how gratefully | appreciate the kindly
feeling which dictated your letter of the 3lst
ult., as we'll as the splendid present which you
offer to my acceptance, but most of all the deli
cacy with which you seek to diminish the per-
sonal obligation under which you would lay ne
by giving to your generous offer an information
al character. 1t is, indeed, this last considera-
ton only which has led me to hesitate in reply
ing to your letter for personally it would have
been impossible for me TO accept so costly a
present. But l felt bound fully to consider the
question in the light in which you were good
enough to place it and if on full consideration
/ feel compelled to decline your generous offer,
l trust that neither you nor your gallant COM
petitors, nor your countrymen at large, will be-
lieve that the yachtmen of England less appre-
ciate or less reciprocate the feeling of good fell
lowship which prompted the offer.
The Henrietta is a vessel which any man
may be proud to possess, and | trust she may
long continue in the hands in which she has &C
complished so triumphant a success. We must
do our best to find a rival to her and, in COM
mon with all Englishmen, l sincerely hope that
such friendly rivalry may be the only descrip-
ton of contest in which our respective countries
may ever be engaged.
It has given us great pleasure to offer a cor
dial reception to you and your companions in
England, and I feel assured that if my profess
sional duties in command of one of her MajeS-
tvs ships should ever take me to your shores I
should there meet on the part of my brother
seamen with a reception not less hearty than
that which We have been happy to afford you
here.
Believe me yours, sincerely.
ALFRED.
, 1867-02-19

1t is reported that King George of Greece is
going to marry the daughter of the Grand
Duke Constantine.
We notice that the French expedition to the
Corea, undertaken to avenge the murder Of
French missionaries, has failed to attain the
desired object. The EXPEDITION consisted of the
La Guerriere flagship, Primauguet sloop 0 fwar,
Tardif, LIE Brethon, and Desronledes gun-boats,
and Laplace dispatch vessel. Admiral Roze
had lost so men out of a disposable landing
force of some 500.
Accounts are given that sixteen thousand
dollars have been subscribed in New York for
the families of the unfortunate men who were
lost from the yacht Fleetwing, and they are to
have a theatrical benefit in that city, at which
the principal New York actors will perform.
The Emperor of the French gave an audience
to Mr.. Bennett, the owner of the American
yacht Henrietta. The Regatta Society of La
Rochelle have presented a gold medal to Mr..
Bennett in commemoration of the Queen Yacht
Race, in which the Henrietta was victorious.