New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

No7r-There would be left unexpended, al the
close Of the fiscal year 1884, Of the moneys aPPro-
nr;a,ed be the last Legislature on each OF these
works, as follows:
Enlargement Of The Err: Cana.
The amour, incorporated at the close OF the ii'ea!
wear 1910, (see Rep. OF Commissioners OF Csna,
Fund, pages SO and 81. ...--..S ,2l3,0'o -
Appropriated By chap. 1914, laws OF 100, IN
1871 -'4'0'SSS w
Tolls Of 1871 over charges on them 1900, -
say fOe,ooV -
Total S3,763,575 -
Deduct estimated Expenditure TO
Oct lst, as stated above. 30U. UoO W
Amour, applicable 10 the work or
the st Oct. 1871. ...---.----s -o5'o'9 -
Black R:rer Canal.
Amour, unexpended az the close The
fiscal year 1910, (ses page 81 Cou
Canal Fund Report ..----.-- s3l3, AZ 50
Appropriated BY chap. 1874, laws OF
l84l -. OOOO w
To,al.......-.:6l3 ~. IS
Deduc, estimated Expenditures TO Oct
lst 1871 ..-..------ 39O.UU0 W
I ISL ISL $e68 400 IS
Genssee Valley Canal.
Amour, unex pended at the close OF the
fiscal wear 1910, (ses Cora. Canal
Fund Rep pages 50 and 56.----- S275,9S3 l.
Appropriated BY chap. l94, laws Of
l84l .--.--------- 92u'Uuu w
Total. $685. $3.50 Il
Dedu., es,imated Expenditures - Oct.
1sr. l84l...... 625OOe 90
Amount applicable to this work Oct.
Isl. 1911 500. 1888 Il
TIE expenditure OF the several SUNS applicable
TO the progress of the work on the lst Of October,
1871, and before the opening Of another season
will depend entirely upon the ability of the Fund
Commissioners 10 sell the stock on the terms pre-
,cribed BY the law making the appropriation There
would have been much less amount on hand at
the close OF the fiscal year If the stock could have
been sold on the terms required by the Ian above
referred TO.
u The Wing. OF Steubca County have no"'i-
mated WAsrIxcroS BAsSEs Of Addison, VII
AlAx H. BULL OF Bath, and CHARLES OLIVER OF
Dan.vills for Assembly, with Henry BROTHER
for Clerk. Thi, i, strong ticket. Mr.. Brother
is the only Wing elected 70 IN important Office in
the County these ten years, having been chosen
Sheriff in 1887 Oar friends are the minority
there but tsy understand that the Sixth Senate
District is to be lost BY their apathy or saved by
their exer,ion They viii do their whole dsty.
" Erie County since the division of Genesee
TIE Wing County of the State, takes the field win
SquipE S CASE of Buffalo, WILLIAM a BIRD of
Black Rock. and bella II. CoLEGRovE OF Serdi-
MIA, Tor Assembly. Erie Is only draws upon for
1000 Wing majority this year, it being well known
that she has the other thousand ready to be called
out when wanted
@ St. Lawrence is in the field with strong
ticket: WILLIAM +. STERLING of Gouverneur,
WILLIAM rLAKE of Norfolk for Assembly, with
Henry P. Cook of Herman for Clerk. St. Law
renee gave majority for Gen. Harrison last Fall,
elocting part of the Wing County Ticket. We
have hopes that she will send Wing Assemblymen
for the FIRST time, this year.
% The Wings Of Madison County have nomi-
natsd SENECA B. BuRcHARD of Madison, WALTER
CLoTGA Of FenEer and JoHN Potter of Stock
bridge for Assembly. Madison elected the Wing
ticket for the Grst time last FALL and is resolved to
maintain her proud position. The late Convention
was the largest ever held in the County, and
ardcntly resolved on victory.
C' The Wings Of Cauaraugus County have
nominated FREDERICK S. MARrIS of Olean, and
SAMUEL EWING OF Randolph, for Assembly. Loco
Focosm has hoped for thi. County every year since
81, but not carried it yet.
% The Wings of Greene County have nomi-
nated PETER VAS VScHTES of Catskill and Snip
son S BELL of Coxsackie for Assembly We
hear they have good hope Of secting one OF them
at least.
g' LEONARD FREELASD of Hudson ha' been
dominated for Assembly by the Wings Of Columbia
County, in place OF Herman Livings,on. declined.
" The Wings of New-Hampshire held State
Convention last week, and again nominated ENos
STEVENS Of Charle..own as their candidate for
Governor
nuMAs PHYSIOLOGY. By koHLEY DrSGLlsos, n A.
vols. Philadelphia: Lea blanchard. 1871.
This work originally published some ten
year, age, and it mas since passed through .evera
editions with constantly increasing reputation.
Professor Dungson is OF the most Industrious
and intelligent scholars in America, and his work
on Physiolsgv has been uniformly approved bv the