New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-08
CITY ITEMS.

AWFUL ACCIDENTAL a o'clock Monday
afternoon James O'Nei, laborer, was nloading
heavy bell from a cart in Market.slip, when the
bell rolled of upon him and cut him in tco pieces,
separating bis body just above the hips
PHILADELPHIA TYPoGRAPHIcAL SocrErY-At
the annual election Of the Society on Saturday
evening last, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; President James Mont.
gomery Vice President, Washington Vallette
Treasurer, John P. Colcord Secretary, William
Il. Jones. By the annual report it appears that
sl,567 90 was paid to sick members during the
past year. seas for the burial Of members, and ss5
so for incidental expenses, making, as the total of
expenditures, $4,000 "a. The receipts during the
same period were s., 9s3 SO. The amount paid
to widows and orphans sllo.,
FRANKLIN TYPoGRAPHIcAL SOCIETY OF Bos-
ToS.-This time-honored Association held its an.
nual meeting on Saturday evening last, when the
reports of the Treasurer and Secretary were pre-
seIted. By the Treasurer's report it app~-,
that the Society have in funds the sur, -Apen'es
being an increase over last uc-'ie1 '',e a.nVcne
for the past year ha--y Is In avery nourisnins
paid in-thuaeu is list OF the oncers Tor the
stata,s year:
p,,.,d,Dt. AMBROSE H. GooDRIDGE
I,ee Fyesfdent ............ GEORGE b. WATSON.
Secretary. DAMON.
TTeasnrey.. THOMAS j. LiLLih
ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM JUsTlcE.-Corne
Illus Ryan and his wife Johannah were yesterday
arrested at their place of residence in Tweithst,
bv officer Lomont Of the Chiefs office, on requi'
sition by the Governor Of Louisiana, charging
them with having in the month OF June last sto-
len g. 100 from Mr. Kenny resident oil New
Orleans. They were detained preparatory to be-
ing sent back for trial.
CARRY1NGA SLuXG SHOT.-A man named Z.
BENJAMIN was arrested yesterday, charged win
carving n slung shot. IL appears that he assault
ed man named Samuel Armstrong, who retahe-
ted bv knocking him down, Benjamin then drew
afslupg shot with the intention OF again striking
Armstrong but was prevented, arrested ana com
mitted by Justice Osborne to answer the chafBe
of carrying slung shot
ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-A man named Ed
ward Lepine was yesterday arrested on charge
OF iorcibly entering the carpenter shop OF Patrick
Haggerty, in Sixth street. and steal ng theretrom
a quantity of carpenters tools. He was com.
mitted by Justice Timpson for examination.
ARREST FOR RECEIVING STOLEN G0ODs.-Tho-
mas COnor, keeper of Junk shop at 80 Stone
st. was yesterday arrested on charge OF reeeiv-
ing quantity of horse shoes and other property
from lad who stole them from Thomas Goudng,
who was recently burned out at Stone st. o.
Conor has on former occasion been arrested on
q similar charge, and is pretty well known to the
police. He, together with the young thief, was
committed to prison by Justice Osborne for trial.
FATAL ACCIDENT The Coroner held an In
quest yesterdaY upon the body of James G. Neil,
a labofer, 25 years of age, place Of nativity I'M
known, who was accidentally killed at half past
3 o'clock on Monday afternoon, by large bell.
which he was unloading from cart rolling upon
him. the bell cut him into two pieces, separating
bis body Just above the hips verdict In accor-
dance with the above facts was rendered.