Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-17
St. Patrick.s Day.

 The Chief MarshaI's Order-The Meeting
 at CarlIs Opera House.
 Chief Marshal Landers' second order re- gardine the procession tonight is as fol- lows:
 as follows Out of the north gate of the Green. to Elm, to State to Chapel. to the Carn Opera House. Societies will form in the following order;
 1st division A. O. H.
 Sd division A. O. H.
 4th division A. O. H.
 St. Johns T. A. B. society. ,-f
 St. Mary's T. A. B. society
 St. Francis T. A. B. society
 Sacred Heart T. A. B. society.
 St. Patrfcks T. A. B. society No. l.
 Montgomery Benevolent society.
 Garments union and any other society or organi- zation according as they report the line to move al T20 sharp. JAMES I: LANDERs,
 John Boyle O'Reilly, editor of the Boston Plot, who with Rev. Father Walsh, of Wa terbury, Eis to yspeak at the Carl Opera House this evening, will probably arrive this afternoon and stop at one of the hotels. MT. O'Reilly will be the guest of the Knights of St. Patrick at their banquet after his oration on the Land League interests.
 A Strange Case.
 No change has taken place in the condition of Mrs. Johanna Lambert, whose strange ill., ness was reported Wednesday. She still re- mains unconscious and there is little ikeli- hood of her recovery. The doctors now think that her sickness proceeds from the rupture of blood vessel in the brain and did not arise from her breathing the cesspool vapors, as was at first thought might be the case. It is clearly case of congestion of the membranes of the brain, followed by rup- ture and consequent paralysis. gep0rt Fd7neer. Dastardly. That was dastardly wicked attempt to murder which our Windsor dispatch men, tions Aas being made last evening as the o'clock express train north was passing through the north part of Windsor. Some wretch, standing close by the track, fired a charge of shot into the window of passen- ger car, the entire charge narrowly missing the conductor and a passenger. The train was stopped and search made, but the wretch had fired in the gathering shades of evening Windsor Locks would seem to con tain some person who belongs in the State prison, and this firing was probably by him. It was only last Saturday morning that @ das- tardly attempt was made to wreck the night express from Boston to Windsor Locks by fixing an iron ''chair' in a switch frog. For tunately the concussion burst open the frog and saved the train.-Hartf0rd Times. The Treason of Benedict Arnold and the Justification of tho Execution of Major Andre.
 The paper upon this subject which will be read on Friday evening at Peck's Grand Opera House by the Hon. Erastus Brooks, o1 New York, is one which should be heard by all who have any interest in an event o1 which history scarcely furnishes parallel. Presented as it will be by the eloquent gen. I tleman (who has kindly come to New Haven for the purpose) it will be a rare literary 1 treat. The great interest shown by our citi- | zens to hear MT. Brooks has induced the His torical society to engage the above named hall so that large number can be seated. Il | is particularly stated that the admission is | free to all. A limited number of seats have been reserved for the members of the society, but if not occupied at 7:50 they will be given to the public.