Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-19

General Ford, chairman of the committee
 of arrangements, reported that he had car
 ried out the arrangements as reported at the
 last meeting.
 Thursday morning at g o'clock they will 1 visit Yale college and be received by Presi-
 dent Porter and the faculty. 1 ND. Sperry, chairman of the finance
 committee reported that from $2, 400 to $2,- l 500 had been raised.
 Captain Morse reported that he thought the city companies would participate in the
 parade.
 Appropriations were made to meet the l various expenses.
 Adjourned to meet this evening at eight l o'clock.
 A GLANCE AT THE PROGRAMME AT NEW HAVEN.
 The following members of the reception | committee will meet the Charleston guests at l New York and accompany them to New Ha 1 ven: General B. s. Greeley, Hon. J. U. l Plunkett, Lieutenant A. M. Johnson upon ! the arrival of the southern guests they Will l be met by the reception committee at the 1 steamboat landing and the Governors Foot Guards, who will escort the w. L. l. to the
 Grand Union Hotel and their guests to the l New Haven House. Meantime national salute will be fired on the Green. | After breakfast the members of the visit l ing company will be individually escorted l about the city by the members of the Foot 1 Guard and the guests by the reception l committee and shown interesting points Of l interest.
 1 The gentlemen who visited Charleston in l 'S1 will tender the guests 8 complimentary l dinner at the shore at 12 o'clock, going by l way of Edgewood, where the Charleston ! guests will accept Inequalities extended by | Donald G. Mitchell, esq, who has many personal friends among the Charleston party. nSo | given the Charleston command by the | Foot Guards at their armory, the I shore party returning and visiting them at | o'clock, after which ex Mayor Robertson
 will entertain his Charleston friends at his
 residence At D. ID. the party will arrive | at the Mayors office, City Hall, and join in the parade, which will consist of the follow 1 ing military:
 l Chief Webster.
 l Platoon of Police. Second Regiment Band
 | Col. Charles P. Graham commanding Esoor' ana
 City Battalion, Second Regiment. comprising the l following companies City Guards, Co B. Capt.
 L. I. TFomas :; sarsaeld Guard, co. c,
 Capt. J. H. Keefe, Light Guards Co.
 Non-6ommisaioned Staff. 1 Rosinus' Band.
 Second Company aOverRoF,s D Foot euard' Capt. F.
 Washington Light Infantry. Charleston, s. C.. Capt. Brigadier General s. B. Smith and Staff. l Guests in Carriages. SasAacus Drum Corps.
 Admiral Foote Post No. IT, c: A. R. George M'
 Henfy 0. Merwin Post No. 52, G. A. R., J. D. Plun- .-.,-- kett, commander.
 wilkin, Guard, Go. A, Fifth Battalion. Captain George ". Ladieu.
 | Drum Corps l Co. 0, O. c. l. Battalion, Captain R. T. French. l H. H. Strong. The procession will move out of the north gate to Elm street, through Elm, York, 1 Chapel, Wooster Place, Greene, Olive, State, Ed, Orange, Elm, State, Grown, Church, l Elm to the Green. The line will be review
 ed ir front of the City Hall by His Honor the Mayor, the Aldermen and Board of l Councilmen after which there will be dress
 parade on the Green, and a reception to guests at the Mayors office, to which the members of the various committees ard prominent citizens are invited.
 After the procession a reception will be | held at the Mayors office, when the members 1 of the different committees and prominent 1 citizens will be presented to the guests. 1 FEN ROUTE. On Saturday the Washington Light Infan- try left Charleston on the steamer City of l Atlanta at 2 p. m. on their way to Connecti- cut via New York The command consists ] of forty-four men under command of Captain
 Marshall. They expect to reach New York l this morning and will be received there by the Old Guard. To night they will leave New York for New Haven and after the re- ception in that city will go to Hartford. NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT Governor Cleveland of New York and Gov
 ernor Waller of Connecticut have granted | the Washington Light Infantry the necessary permission to pass through those States. Governor Walters permit is as follows: STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ! ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, HARTFORD, June 5, 1883, J Special Order No. 4s
 Permission is hereby granted the Washington Light
 Infantry of Charleston g. C. oaptain Ae1anaer & w; equipped as military body at any time during the By order of the Commauder-in-ehief, D. N. CoUoH, Adjutant General At 6:3O.a reception will be given at the Jeffersonian club rooms by it's members and at 8 o'clock the Washington Light Infantry and guests will be escorted by the Foot Guard to the Grand Opera House where a l banquet will be given by the citizens of New Haven at which plates will be set for 300
 guests including State andscity officials, mili- | tary officers and citizens. On Thursday morning at 9 o'clock the guests will be re- | ceived by President Porter and faculty of Yale college and afterWard visit some of the 1 large manufacturing concerns, dining at 12 | 1 ing by train for Hartford accompanied by some of the members of the reception com | mites.
 LETTER FROM GOVERNOR THOMPSON. Governor Thompson of South Carolina, who was invited to accompany the Washing | ton Light Infantry on the trip North, has
 been unable to accept. His declination was
 expressed by letter to Captain Marshal. TO NEW HAVEN CITIZENS. l New Haven citizens are requested to dec crate all along the route of procession on Wednesday and to illuminate Chapel street for Wednesday evening.
 LIGHT GUARDs-HoRsE GUARDS.
 The Light Guard, Captain Loomis, held g meeting last evening and unanimous 1 ly voted to turn out on Wednesday next. They will do escort duty in full uni 1 form for the Grays on Friday evening when l they return from Albany. On Saturday they
 will turn out to receive the Continental l Guards and will also keep open house. The Horse Guard held a special meeting
 and voted to parade with a large company
 on Wednesday afternoon.
 THE NEW ORLEANS VISITORS.
 The Continental Guards of New Orleans will be the guests of the Sarsfeld Guard on Saturday, and on that evening they will give
 a series of interesting tableaux in CarlPs ! Healey received letter from Captain William
 Wright, formerly of the 9th O. ", dated
 New Orleans, June 14th, in which he writes
 as follows regarding the New Orleans Conti- nentals
 I tsThey are not only fine set of fellows, but are perfect gentlemen in every particular.
 Their commander, Charles A. Thiel, is the G. A. R. commander of the department of 1 the Gulf, of which I am A. A. G. New Ha- ven cannot do too much for them. They have always shown the warmest kind of true 1 friendship to us boys and are worthy in every particular They help us to decorate the federal graves every year. Do what you can | to make friendship fact" The Grand Army posts of this city will
 probably entertain the boys at camp fire on Saturday evening after the tabIeaux at CarIl's. G. A. R. ORDER. The following order has been issued by | Admiral Foote post
 1 HEApouARTEns ADMIRAL FooTE Posr, No. I'll