The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILApELPuIA. June q. 1,

hALAbELPHiA, juno o, loois
A Ffaca' in High Life-Fo~th of Jniy Appropria-
ttcn-Nliiary Jcaiousies-Ihe Bal Doubled.
game al fsticufs took place this morning, with
in stones throw Of the criminal court which has
had the effect of rsviving in the recollection of
Quakerdom a tale Of scandal that was talked about
month since T.. &. Lambert who was a partner
n the legal business With @. b. Browne, disappeared
from the city IN company with young lady Of re-
specta bity, and il was said had departed for the
Worlds Fair leaving his wife, n lady of large for
tune, disconsolate. DR.. w. Z. Lambert the broth
er OF the missing lawyer, had taken possession Of
the ONCE which the latter and Mr. b. had occupied,
and wished to act the agent for his brother,
openly asserting that his partner not making
fair division Of the proceeds Of the partnership.
There was also an imputation that his brothers
books had been carried of. Mr.. Brownies dander
riz under these aspersions, which reported to
him, and he walked into the affections of the medi-
cal man with vengeance, darkening his orbs of
vision, and drawing cop.Qus lihation Of claret to
aprease the maces of his offended dignity. This
act was followed up by the assailant going before
the Mayor, and giving bail for his appearance to
answer the assault Ills father had heard the ac-
cusaions, and told his he must resent them, or
he would himself
Councils have given Il 800 towards the Fourth
Of July. and we seem likely to have day of it.
The City Brigade, however, do not eyince dispo-
sition to participate, either fearing 10 show their
own weakness,.or from the usual Jealousy at the
idea being started by the officers of another brigade
the parade, but not ne a brigade. There never
was a procession attempted in this city, Wit what
some portions Of the military, actuated petty
jealousies. threw cold water upon IL.
Capt. Powell Smack applied to Judge Kane, this
morning, to be released from the $50 bail in which
be was held by the nited States Commissioner, to
answer a charge Of having malciously left two Of
his crew at Pernambuc0. but after a hearing, the
Judge increased the bond % ~ so
delegation Of the United states Engine. Of
Philadelphia will participate In the fremcn's pa
fade. IN your city, on Monday next. They will
number about thirty and, during their stay, win
he The guests ~ the Empire Fire Company No. ~
some members cur new Hook and Ladder Company
will also fsrtic pate.
Eliza Menteith. a miserable woman. much given
70 ntoXcation, las, night set Ere 10 her clothes,
rom her pipe, and was awfully burned that her
life Is endangered. Her husband was also much
burn. while attempting to extinguish the Ere.
boy, twelve years If age, the son 81 Philip
Rendcrnsgle, died last night, from the effects Of
fall into cespOol yesterday; the arch built il
gave way With his weight.
The steamboat Ohio taken up on our sec
floral dock, this morning, for repairs About
fifteen feet q her bow entirely cut OF by the
collision with the stockton.
The German musical societies Of our city start
for Baltimore tomorrow afternoon, 20 participate
in the musical festival 10 be held there Mon
day, Tuesday, and W Wednesday. The societies
from New York, Boston, and Newark, are 10 ar
rive by the o'clock train from New York.