The New York herald., 1863-10-26
City Intellfrencc.

FESTIVAL IN HoSoR or THE MARRIAGE or MR HAvgMrysR
Mss Loosgy0n Saturday night last large iesti-
val given at Firemens Union Hail, in Williamsburg,
at the request OF Theodore A. Havemeyer 70 the working
men, and their families, engaged in the sugar house Of
Faveneyer Edcr in celebration OF hts marriage with
Miss de Loosely darghcr o. the Austrian Consul General
Five hundred and eighty down 10 n plentiful
and excellent supper which succeeded byda rcing
the spacious hall the building and which listed until
midnight. Mr. Wider and the brothers OF Mr. avemeyer,
together with large nnrnber Of ushers were busiy en-
gagged IN administering 10 the comfort and enjoyment of
all present During the evening the fathers " the newly
mirre couple (Mr Francis - Sflavemeyer aud chevsier
de iosey), accompanied by Mr. Harot brother IN lav
OF the former onea the entertainment amidst the loud
cheers OF the guests AL present seemed ENJOY them
selves TO ther hearts content and this truly German
festival viii long be remembered by every
ticinaied IN the munnccnce Of Messrs. Havemcyer
Elder on this OCCASION.
RAnsoAo TRACKS N BroApwAr AND FouRrn AVENUE
The scns.bics o. the quiet church going folks we're
yesterday disturbed by witnessing large gang Of
hnsy engaged in laying down track In BROADWAY from
Canal 10 iispcnard street The rails here formed double
curve like letter s., and connected those streets BY
an iron tramvay. similar and perhaps larger gang ot
men was employed on the Fourth avenue. laying down
additional tracks or Sue purpose Of completing the line
between the Grand street Ferry and the weehawken ferrv
AT Forty second street This route 10 tap the Broad
way Railroad at rwcuty,hrd street, leaving it again al
1bi-tyourth street.
The CRY INSPECTOR STREET CIE,yrxs.-wc have
been informed on authority that Mr. CITY rnspcc
Boolc in need OF funds carry on the work
cleaning which he has thus conducted Ia 30
satisfactory manner. The present are in
splendid condition. Bat OF course, II they allowed
for considerable period untouched the
atinns will bc such To bring the city back state
In which 7, before Mr. Booe entered upon the duties
OF his Office No delay therefore, should be had
nishing him with the required funds, and upon tho com
Council falls the important duty OF coming tho
They hold the key 10 the treasury, and
they take the proper steps 20 unlock Il Immediately. by
passing proper appropriation large additional expense
will be saddcd the city. In communication tho
Common Council at their last meeting Mr. Boole explains
the of affairs fully and clearly while he lkewso
urges necessity prompt action respecting his
mcnatons regarding the removal Of the Slaughter
and other equally serious ncisanccs.
FLsa RAis,So Ar Yoxxviur.--Aboui thrcc O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon beautiful American flag raised
over the station house OF the Twenty precinct
ncr of Fourth and Eighty sixth street. and
interesting and appropriate ceremonies gone hroug
with IN honor of the event. A number OF well known
citizens were prcsest and among them mention
the names ~ Postmaster Wakeman. Row nr. tsbop.
Judge Welsh, 5. NJ Boyco. lchn kcyoton, and Captain
Hutchins hfty feo roc hnd hecn erected on The STA
on house and at three O'Clock the and Stripes
thrown TO the breeze amidst the greatest enhusnsm on
the at oi the crowd of SPECTATORS assembled w INC VI
ciny while s,iufcs fred from large cannon and
number of national airs performed by spichdd
band of m misclins. Mr lonn keynton Delivered
address apn..irise to the oecasion. quo soon mter
the partv o. guests parioos nountifui COLLATION. IN
ore of tho nrg. rooms o the bnNdinr. speeches
her, made by Mr. wrkeman. H.sv. Dr. Tsrnll, Judge
Welsh and Captain firfchns. nni the rorty en Dyed
sh~nseives unti evening in very Pleasant ssnnor