New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-05

GRAND TEMPLE OF HosoR-rhis body met in semi
annual session at Coming, Steuben County, on the
2lst o. November. In consequence of misunder-
standing to the time OF meeting the attendance was
rot 60 large il otherwise would have been, bat the
section is SAID have been harmonious and pleasant
one in every respect. The Eimira Daily Adcertiser
in noticing the meeting says:
"On Wedn -sdsy evening the Inner Temple OF the
Crane Temple was opened-R X. X. Ddmas, q. w.
T., and Mrs. j. n. more, ). G.. w. Il, both of Ell
mira, PRESIDING In this department of the Grand
Temple the brother and lister Representatives meet
one body and transact oil the legislative business per-
tanning to the interests of The several Soci. Temp
tbrout bout the Stse. The reports of the officers
gu encouraging ss to the presen, condition aud fu
proc Of this be ,utal I'D important branch
OF the Temple Order. number OF ssIer aud bco.her
Representatives, during the ses' ion, initiated
members Of the Inner 1emple-the ri'us OF which is
lot surpassed in beau OF die ion and ennoblinz i'm
pIessveDes, by that VI eny other order exrsn Three
degrees have lately been hooe1 TO the work OF the cub
oroiI ate Social Temples After the usual preliminary
busne S. the pi0n Of the semi annual
turns of the several TenDlrs thrOushou; the State, the
recp ion and report upon the credentials Of RePeeen
tatiyes, and the initiation of neF members, hs1 oeen
gone through with the G. w. T. and the G.. w. X.
submitted their reports, which were read and referred
t. q Committee consisting OF p. q. w. t., Johu N.
ElmoIe, and Representatives. 10 m l.. Wheat and Wm.
II. SpauldiDg The reports repre- sen'ed the Order in
the State 10 be 10 healthy condition generally speak
Dg. Among other matters referred to 10 The report Of
the g. w. L., was the proprietg of the Grand Temple
securing the services OF soue competent bro her OF the
Order TO act III the capacity OF general Lecturer on
Temperance, with authority 10 institute Temples give
instruction IN tie general work Of the Order and TO lay
its aims and objs:Is b-fo-e the public. The recon-
ns ndetion was unanimously agreed -, and learn
that oDpetent person for The place as we'll an
ardent friend Of Temperance vii ooa enter upou the
duties Of General Lecturer for the Order ia this State
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-A correspondent OF The 81.
Louis Republican, writing from Ntosho, under date Of
November l9, says:
"NEosHo, Nov 10 ls55-A man by the name Of
Clsrk was app ehenoed in this vicinfy, two three
days tince, 40 supposed Da robber. lie has an sc
coupc- by the name Of Baker, who, about the ii ne
OF CsIks ar est, made ns escspe. He is noty pDr'
sued by some Of The cuzns OF the county, and it Is
confidently beiieved he viii Re taken. la the posses
sion CT Clark were four drafts az described oeioF,
aid they IN the custody of the Justice OF rue re see
WHO HAD Clark arrested, aud viii be SAFELY turned
over TO the Deputy Marshal, sent for from oPe nsneif
to take possession Of the socused. Cisrx mas lived
some seven or eis h. months 10 thus couaty-nss been
absent for come Ii De until few days since. IL Is sdp
posed that Baker has in his possession lsrse mount
IN crafts, and perhaps bsDk notes. give descnp-
tcp OF the drafts and checks taken from the originals
IN p tseesion of the justice VIE: A treasury draft
drawn by The United S,ses Treasurer, NJ. Casey for
$549, 10 favor Of n. Il. Hal, Deputy 5arveyor Reg
Uttered St. Louis, Oct ., lsa5, Robert Aals draft
for $245, drawn on the American Exchange Bank
New.Yort, payable 10 s. G. Went.orth Dated
Lexington Mo-, 18th June, 1855. Envelope dated
Dead Letter Office, Wss'iugton City Acheck drawn
by ID. sayre Co., Of Lexiugtos, KY, 10 favor Of
Geo Williams, for $125, on Vanbleck, Read 4 Dfex-
ell New YORK; ard check for 81 10, drawn BY New
houte Sparz, OF Philadelphia, on the banking house