Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-11

September 14th, at p.
 The camp is ], 800 feet long and 1 1,6OO feet wide. There are 800 A tents and POS wall tents. besides tents for headquarters mess, hospital, &c. Each company is assigned six teen A tents, opening east and west, accom- modating sixty four men. The camp is laid out as near perfection as possible. Every A tent is on a straight line, and every one ot them is 1oored and we'll provided with bed ding and other necessary conven' iences. Fronting this array of canvas is the large parade ground. The tents for the regimental and line officers are situated as before on the north side of the company streets, and the new houses and stables and sinks are north of these. The tents for the Governor and staff and General Smith and staff are in about the same posi- tion as last year and are arranged in 8 hali l circle facing the parade ground, and com. mand an entire view of the camp. The fol lowing is a roster of the brigade and Sec. ond regiment:
 CoMMkSDER-IN-CH1EF AND STAFF Commander-tn-Chief, Thomas M. Waller, of New London. AdjutAnt General cn Rank B sr5gadisT General Dariul Quartermaster General, Rank Brigadier General Thomas McNanus, of Hartford. Surgeon General Rank Brigadier General, Evelyn T.
 BisseI of New Haven.
 oommissary General. Rank Brigadier General.
 Francis A. Warden, of Stamford.
 Paymasser General, Rank Brigadier General James Colt, of Norwich.
 Aids to Commander-in-Chfef,R Rank Colonel, Norris G Osborn, wv Woodruff Luke M Heery, George Post Acting Assistant Adjutant General, Rank Colonel
 Theron Swan. of Hartford. Assistant ouartermaster General, Rank Lieutenant
 Colonel,
 L Woodbridge of Hartford.
 CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD.
 Brigadisr General,
 Stephen smith, of New Haven.
 Brigade Adjutant, Rank Lieutenant Colonel
 Lewis L Morgan. of New Haven.
 John Glapp; Of Hartford.
 Brigade Quarternaster, Rank Major,
 Thomas Watson, of Bridgeport.
 Brigade Commissary, Rank Major,
 Edward Hayden, of Waterbury.
 Frederic A Spencer. of WatsrburY.
 Aides-de- Camp, Rank Captain.
 William Stevenson, of Bridgeport.
 William H stratton, of New Haven.
 Chief signal ofacer and Engineer,
 Medical Director,
 Charles M Carleton, of Norwich
 Second regiment, c. N. G., ten companies under Colonel Charles P. Graham, Lieuten- ant Colonel Walter J. Leavenworth, Major Charles R. Bannon, Adjutant Joseph L Elliott, Quartermaster Lieutenant D. O. Hill Surgeon Major c. Purdy Lindsley, M. D., Assistant Surgeon Charles H. French, M. D., Paymaster Lieutenant w. M. Wellman, In- spector Rifle Practice Captain Andrew Allen, Signal Oficer Lieutenant w. B. Jackson, Chaplain Moses H. Houghton, Sergeant Major F. B. Lane, Quaitermaster Sergeant F. J. Duffy, Commissary Sergeant George R. Dimock, Hospital Steward A. L. Dillenbeck, Drum Major A. F. Save, American band of New Haven, twenty pieces.
 Company I, Meriden. Captain H Wood, b2 men Company B, New Haven, Captain W Tiesing, S6 men present. absent.
 Company E, New Haven, Captain H Loomis, 62 me nregent. absent,
 Company F, New Haven, Captain G Arnold, ss men present 10 absent. ~ Company D, New Haven, Captain L. I. Thomas, A Company c, Waterbury, Captain P. F. Ramon. 45 men present, IT absent.
 Company c, New Haven, Captain H Keefe, 4s Company H, Middietown, Captain shaler, A oompany k. WsiiinGfOrd. Captain Treat. 60 men present, absent.
 Company A. Waterbury, Captain John Doherty, 65 men present, 3 absent.
 Also Fifth battalion, Company A, New Haven, Cap tain W Ladieu, 6S men present, absent. The field officer of the day was Lieutenant Colonel Wm. Cove, of the First regiment. Officer of the day of the First regiment was Captain Cornell, of Company H of the Second was Captain Doherty, of Company A; of the Third was Captain Hoxie, of Com. pany A. Officers of the guard were Lieu tenants Flannigan, Company B, and Thomp- son, Company G, of the First LieHtenants J. N. Lane, of Company I, and Callahan, of Company O. of the Second; lieutenant Kelley, of Company B, and Lieutenant Golf, Company I, of the Third; Lieutenants Morehoase of Company K, and Kent of Company F, of the Fourth and lieutenant Jones, of the Fifth battalion.
 BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS, 0. N. c.
 CAMP WALLER, Mantle, Sept. 10, 1ssS.) oRDERS,O
 No. 6. h accordance with section chapter 5of the mii- iia law of the State of oonnecticu the sale of all amp is hereby prohibited.
 By order of Brig. Gen. ETEPHEN B. SMITH. LEWIS l.. MORGAN, Lieut.. Col. and Asst. Adj Gen.
 NOTES OF THE CAMP. The flag at brigade headquarters was at half mast yesterday and to-day in respect to | he memory of Colonel Joseph J. Sweeney, assistant adiutant general, who died Satur- lay night at his home in New Haven. Major Burdett, with his signal corps, have | been busy all day putting up twelve tele- | phones.
 The Grays and City Guards of Hartford \ are to have reunion this evening. Sergeant John F. Murray and Andy" Hyde | 1f Company D, Third regiment, have the | most substantial and unique bedstead in | ,amp. It is constructed of gas pipe and was | designed and built by themselves.
 The boys found their Heather beds" al | ready prepared for them upon arrival in ,amp.
 Governor Waller will ride while in camp \ ID iron gray horse owned by Captain B. A. f Morgan of GrotOn. He arrives on Tuesday I bout three o'clock.
 The old veteran of 20 years service in the trays, Mir. Henry Blakeslee, is as usual on \ he ground as caterer of the Grays The ,oys say they canRQt go into camp VIhout 'HenEy." \