The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-04

street and Lexington avenue; for feueing vacant
lots On Second avenue, between thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets; for paving, &c., In Cherry md
East streets. To Committee ON Streets.
Communication-From the Street Commissions,
with the following estimates. viE:-For regulating
ftieth street, between Fifth and Seventh avenues;
for regulating Seventy-eighth street, between
Third and Fifth avenues; Tor regulating my
second street, between Eleventh avenue Ind North
river for regulating, Sc, Forty-ourth street, BE-
tween Third and Fifth avenues; for laying crosswalk
and intersection OF Third Fourth, and Fifth avonuss,
l25th, l26th, l27th, l28th, and 10th Streets for
building well in Fifty fourth street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues; for regulating Forty
fourth street, from First avenue to East river. To
Committee on Roads.
Communication-Fromt the Street Commissioner,
in answer to resolution Of inquiry relative to en-
largenent Of the Battery. To Committee on
Streets.
Communication From the Chief Engines. rslAst
to complaints Of certain fire companies. TsOoL
mittee on Fire Department.
Comnunication-Fr the Croton Aquedast d
partneAt, relative to proposed new reservoir.
on the table and directed to be printed.
Communications were received from the stree
Commissioner, enclosing the following named ap-
portionments Of Accommodation regulating, &c.,
Forty sixth street, from Eighth to Tenth avenues
For building sewer In Forty second street, Ninth
avenue, and Forty. nth street and Eighth avenue
For building sewerin Third street. from avenue A
to the Bowery. For paving Fourteenth street, be-
tween avenue and B, and setting curb and gut
0lp
re-paving and 70 tagging LeSington avenue AID
Thirtieth, Thirty 6rst and Thirty second streets
For building sewer In Second avenue, Thirty
ninth street and Third avenue. For bahdng
ington avenue. Which were severally adopted, en-
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley, st.rtsvAat,
Oakley, Boyce, Barr, the President, AldernsA Brs-
nell, AEord, Peck.
Communicat.on-From the Croton Aqusdset De-
partment, on the subject Of suapenang the licenses
to street sprnklers after Lat Doccmber 1851 in order
TO repair fire hydrants for winter service. Laid On
tho table and directed to DO printed.
Communicaton-From the Croton kqusduoG De-
partment, with abstract, showing contracts made
by said department for nenth Of November, 1852
Ordered on file.
Report Of Committee on Crotsn Aquedust DspArt-
ment-On resolution relative 10 of earthsn Pipe
in construction of cuv9ts instead Of brick. Order
ed on 6le.
Returns Of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment, with appointments, designations, and sIpul~
fons in said department for month Of November.
1852. Appointments aad designations sona4msd,
and expulsions referred to Committee on Firs De-
partment.
communication was received from Henry 4 Da-
ves, late Counsel to the Cooperation, in relation to
charges for LICENCES for city railroad cara Refer.
cd to Committee on Law Department
communication was received from the Street
Commissioners with . resolution fixing the date Of
actual opening Of Sixty second street from Yi1A t.
TlkuSA ANcbUSb noIoII0O 70 OOWmltt00 q NooQo.
A communication WAS received from the 6tree<
Commissioner. nominating Norman Even and Ban
uel T. Holmes ~ City Surveyors; also, Francis r.
Vidal, Jr., for the same Office. Referred 10 Gem
nittee on Salaries and Offices.
RKPORiS.
OfCOmmittee on Cleaning Strsets-ln faver OF
usng pier 80 East river q dumping place for coal
ashes and rubbish. Adopted.
Of special committee appointed to coaaidar tAe
propsiety Of giving testimonial to J. h. ksunt,
with resolution that the Of $500 be apysopsist
ed for that purpose. Laid On the table.
On motion the Board then adjourned until Wed.
nesday, 5th inst at 5 o'clock P. n.
D. T. VALENTINE, Clark.