Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
PARADE AND ENCAMPMENT =!

FAkAUE ANIL ENCAWfM ENE
AT New HAVEN, MAY I'd and Sd.
Full arrangements have been
made for this. Parade, and the fol-
lowing companies are expected to
be present '
Manchester Grays, of Manchester. Capt. NJ.
Hudson.
New Britain Grays, of New Britain, Capt.
Smith.
Light Guards. of Hartford. Capt Hudson.
Enfield Rifemen, of Entieid, Capt Collins.
Norwich Light Guarl; Of Norwich, Capt.
Plainfield, RiAemen, Plaipheld. Capt Lester
Union Blues. of Limhfeld, Lieut.. Vessels.
HitchceckSville Guards, OF Hi,chcocksville,
Capt Rice.
Rockville Infantry, Of Rockville. Capt.
Hibhard.
Mansfield Guards, Middletown, Capt Starr.
Middle.own Artillery, Of Middlelcwn. Capt
Kelsey, av
Eagle Guards. Bridgeport, Capt. Baldwin.
Westport Infantry, Westport, CAPT, Adams.
Capt. S,"sg. 49,. -..
Light Guards, Southport. Capt Sherwood.
Michigan R,aemen, OF Norwalk, CAPT. Bou-
National Blues, New Haven. Capt. Scran>
Humphreysvils G'ays, of Aumphr~ysville,
Capt Divine.
Milford Guards, of Milford, Capt. Buel.
Wolco,t Infantry, Of Volcou, Capt. Monl>
III OPP.
Westvi,lc Artillery, OF Wes,vi!le, Capt.
Robbins,
Several other companies are also
expected to be present.
The formation Of companies in the
line will be Regim@ntal, and the
wings under command Of Col. Hal
lenbeck, of the I'd Regiment. New
Haven county, and Col. Young, of
the Sd Regiment, New London
county. ..4.
The Staff ofthe I'd Brigade, Capt.
George A. Bssell, Aide-dc- Camp,
Eaj. VIM. b. e. Lockwood, Brigade
Major & Inspector, and Capt. Cham
cey Taylor, Quarter Master, will re.
port for duty and Staff service on the
occasion. ......E.,.E ....
The Waterbury Band and Dod-
worth's Band Of New York, have
been engaged for the Parade.
The companies will be received
by the New Haven Grays, Capt. J.
M. Townsend, on their arrival in
the city, and escorted to the field OF
Encampment, when the tents will
be pitched and in readiness for their
immed ate occupation.
The Field and Staff officers Of the
Sc, eral Regiments are invited to be
present in uniform, and place will
be assigned them in the line. The
colonies Of the Regiments are re-
quested to report to Capt. Town
send at an early day, The intended
time Of the arrival of themselves and
respective Field and Staff officers,
who will receive and escort them to
their quarters. fra
The line will be formed at 5 o.
clock P. NJ, and all companies to
turn out on Wednesday, will report
at full numbers at this formation.
= Evening dress parade at 6 o'clock,
after Which and through the eve
ming, the Encampment will be open.
for visitors.
Wednesday, May Sd. the compa-
MES will nius.er for dress parade, at
Z O'clock, A. M. Ats o'clock, theI
line will be formed for exercise and
evolution, and at II o'clock the
troops will be reviewed by Major
General :. Bacon, accompanied byl
Brigadier General Waterman ofthe1
LIST Brigade, and their respective
staff officers. -.
At half past one o'clock.the coll
umn will take up the line Of march
for the quarters, of His Excellency,I
the Governor, who, with the Lieu
tenant Governor, and their respec-
tive suites, and other state officers.
will be received and escorted through
the city to the State House. s
His Excellency the commander
in-chief, will review the line at 4 o.
clock p. M. .~~--~..
\ After the review, the command
will return to the Encampment and
be dismissed, the companies remain
ing in camp until Thursday morning,
or leaving Wednesday evening, al
their option. The National Blues
Captain Scranton, will be in readil