New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

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CITY WEN&
ALUMNI OF COLOMBIA CoLLEGE.-Tbe annusi ad'
,res. and poem before this association Wi be dev
cred at tie leetufe1oom of tho Eew-York Historical
Society, Second avenue, ccrfer of Eleventh street
this evening Orator, William c. Russell, A. NJ,
class OF 1892 poet, George l.. Freeman, A. NJ, class
OF 1919.
! Clothing for prisoners of war at Richmond and
Charleston can be sent by Aditnss Express ooni'
pany directed to the care Of Gen. WOOL, Fortress
Monroe. From there q flag of truce Will carry tue
clothing to Norfolk for delivery to the Southern eA
press COMPANY. Government has authorized Adams
Exprefs to open their express to Port Royal for
transportation of packages directed to our troops
stationed at that point. Messengers viii accompany
I Toe steamers from here and Fortress Monroe. The
company's agent goes out by the Atlantic to-day.
LycruRy.-De Cordova lectures in Clinton Hall
thi, evening before the Mercantile Library Assoca'
ton Subject: Z" An Omnibus Ride Up Broadway"
| There ia mysterious advertisement with dread
fnl name announcing performance 20 take place ''
the Academy Of Music, with Cue delberaticn, to be-
| eiu on the ninth Of December. 1t 10 believed to
ernauate from the Hanon Brothers, who intend to
present some remarkable novel feats OF activity and
bodness. Whether this be lyrical is another ques-
ton; bat neither was the late exhibition there, also
with long name.
| SENATOR SCMSEn's ORATIos.-Cha-les Sumner
win speak at Cooper Institute on Wednesday even.
ing Oh "The Rebellion, its Origin and Main-spnng"
The organization at whose invitation Mr. Sumner
speaks mas made such arrangements as will secure to
ladies' the very best opportunity to hear the eloquent
Senator ard the front seats reserved for Them
the only condition being made that tickets shall be
procured in advance at the places advertised. La
dies with their escorts, viii be admitted at the door
on Third avenue, near Seventh street. There should
10 at least thousand patriotic women in attendance.
NEwsDoYs THANKSGIVING DISgER.-The news.
boys at the Lodgng-Iiouse, No 1913 Fulton street,
eagerly look forward TO tie return of the Yankee
festival, Heretofore they have been well supplied
with turkey aud ohqr iu&uries Of tue ssasdn. This
year, uuless tie public provide for them, they will
20 without the means Of keeping Thanksgiving,
We hope that generous response will be made.
Donations should be sent to the Superintendent at
No. ll5 Fulton street
TaAsxsGryIse AT THE FIVE PoISrs.-The Five
Points House Of Industry has long been ono oil the
f.yor.e institutions of our city, Ehile the T9oie
country regard il ss a credit to oaf beneyolenee
We need only refer our readers TO tho appeal of the
Truoes TO be found in another column 20 insure to
the hundreds Of poor little children a, the House an
abundant supply for their Thanksgiving festival and
generous contributions TO the treasury
THE WIssrrp BsSK RoBBTRY.-An arrest has
been Effected In connection with the recent robbery
Of $4,000 from the Wnstsd Bank, Conn.,, in the
person OF Spencer Pei,, who was taken in this city
on Saturday morning by Detective Eustis and lodged
IN the Eleventh Precinc, Sla,ion-House. BY some
means the prisoner wa. enabled to communicate with
his council NJ. Charles Spencer who Immediately
applied to Judge McCunn for writ OF habeas cor
pus, which he procured and served on Sunday morn
ing II, ten oclock. Il sppears thai Petus ID wen
Known to the police, although they have never sne-
ceeded in conyicting him. lie was arrested on sus-
picon of being concerned IN this bank burglary case.
The writ was made re'urnable at the Court Of ses-
derei preliminary examination in the case before
city magistrate. The examination was TO have taken
place before Justice Brennan &; the 1onbs yester.
day afternoon q, O'Clock, but for some reason was
postponed.
| FRy IN WATrR sTREET.-Isst night, about "a
clock, FIRE broke out in the United States Bonded
Warehouse, owned BY Robert NJ. Ward No. 20
Water street Tie fire originated oa the third hoor,
and after the discovery OF tie lames the smoke
became 20 dense TO battle the eoris OF the tire
men. The fire WAS prevented, however from spread-
Tag 10 the al accent buildings IL was supposed That
| about $4,000 worth of property WIS destroyed,
which was most probably insured by their reslec-
Two owners. The ire was extiugushed shortly
| after III o'clock.
METH WARD OPDYKE CLUB.-A large num-
Der Of the cit!zeE. OF tho k,rth Ward irrespective N
gu'zed themselves into Opdykr Club Among those
ont we're large number Of sensme no have hsIeoic,
experience that th. well ecg Of the city requies the defeat
Of TIA. epuoUs and corrupt man Fernando wood See
ing this clearly they sdop, the only effective mooe OF
p.s the end viz: vigorous support Of the Hon GEORGE
OrDAKE.
The Club wls organized by the sppontmen OF H. J. Craw
for1 President, snd John heloa Secretary Al pressed
enrolled ter and resolutions were adopted p-dgng
1a,si ana ,;.Hat snPps,t 70 M Up.yhs ~ q se asssa
tysa!ns I'll tler the election.
lAdy,rtis. ment
To CoHsuMPTNEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to heal in few weeks by very simple
edy ser syns suaegCd several years with lung 81
fiction aud lst dead disese, consumption is snIoas to
aske to his f,llowuerers the Of To all
who desire f. he viii send copy Of tie pre- odpor used free
OF ohssel with directions 70 preparing sud using the
which tley will find for consumption, asthma,
nj. Al.