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Liverpool Wool Sales.

Liverpool Wool SaIes.
The second series OF public sales OF thls seasnn com
menced on the oath and terminated the 2Tth u The
quantity OF fine Woods announced. although compare
lively insignificant brought together very numerous
attendance. and the smaller manufacturers made even
stronger muster than
We are sorry to observe the continued depressed
of the spinning trade and in com bipg
of which there q fair selection. comparatively
neglected. Fine Woods OF all kinda, have suffered
considerable reduction since this period last year the
result of Animation ofcircumssnces which have had
corresponding effect o; the markets abroad.
particularly in Germany, where the fairs arc now in
progress.
Low Woods went very heavily; the greater portion
no, being OF sale had be taken in What was
sold there il little alteration to note previous sses
fair business done sfterward by private contract
fHuphea and Ronald
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The Iron Trade.

This trade partskes OF the QuIeness existing in almost
every other. large steady consumption Is still going on,
the quantity produced during the last month
been less than during month within the past year
This arisen principally from the hot weather which
has been experienced in OF the iron mills and FORCES
temperature has ranged from 100 10 TAO degrees EahF
enhet. To work in such atmosphere Ia found 10 be
impossible Al the preparatory meeting previous TO quar-
crday which held in Ssordshire last week. IL was
determined that prices for the ensuing quarter should re-
main before but OF the makers getting short
orders II Is possible unless The demand should improve,
concessions will be made by the most needy
But this will likely be only temporary sener-
al opinion prevails that prices mast improve in the su-
tumu If earle. period Pig Iron may be quoted
81 70s in Glasgow and SOS. in Liverpool Bar Iron in
Wales e Is S. per ton, in Liverpool 4s l0s hoops
Z 10 es sheets 81 los best plates fl2 los Timed
Plates very iu and are lower Charcoal sos. per
box Coke and inferior descriptions at 3s to 6s per COX
less. Foreign Iron Is not in much demand. The public
mind Is filled with contemplating the possible corse-
quences of the freeade recently legazed that
they yet prepared 20 operate upon them with con-
sdence and the the question s considered whether
nationally universally the important IL seems 20
become.
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THE OREGON TREATY OFFICIAL.

SPEECH.
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LORD JOHN RUSSELL is Of course the new Brit
i.h Premier His administration is composed as
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within these lev day, past much greater degree CT
confidence nss been ihoEu and II The Government
only set WIKI eo.rgy and GOOD faith re shs no doubt
have much more cheering prospecs ere long befors 81
:hsn we have had kor some zine past
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THE TRIBUNE.
THE NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

By the Cambria.
In Continuation of our Ielegrophtc adVtces
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GAST0H FRAnEs.-BrIannis Castor Frames loi
~ cur and plain bottles for fals by
iyls 81 BoARpNAH Il HART, E1Ttrg-siie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 90, lS46.

PHILADELrHiA, Sept. 90, ls46.
The sloop of Germantown at navy yard, is
near completion that about fifty Of the hands that
employed upon her have been discharged during the
last week.
An elderly drowned in the Elk river last
night, from the steamer Cumberland, by stumbling
tho railing of the upper deck in his sleep He
his way TO this city from Baltimore TO visit son living
ut Port Richmond. His name is not known
The body Of young sailor came ashore at Cape Is
land day last week The letters O. II. ta,toed
imperfectly on his arm and he had lost front TOOTH
The remains inferred in the church yard Cold
Spring
A miller Of Bristol Pa, named Warner mangled him.
self in awful manner yesterday afternoon, while la
boring under attack Of mania potu He not
pected to recover
balloon passed over the city yesterday afternoon at
great height is supposed 10 have been that belong
ing to MIR Wise, who has for time past been
king successful ascensons from the country towns in
the neighborng counties. He has not yet attempted the
one promised at Camden.
MARKETs.-Our produce market good deal agtated ;
sales of cotton advanced prices Flour factors
not disposed to sell at 81 So the outside
cept of European 200 bills Pennsy corn
sold 50 IS holders of good wheat prefer
than sell 81. Prov frm-modera,e sales
Sugars3so hhd n o. sold ga &c for another market
Sales of whisky at Csc.
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By Last Nights southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2-Arr brgs Paul Jones, Taylor,
ChaIleston; Union Mitchell. Havsna left brig Fcre of
Wiaasor Adelaide sWs.hbn5H. Ns.ssH Boston; Penn
men, schs Halcyon, Yeazie Bangor Ottoman Psndlston
Boston ballast Walters and Souder Schr Pollard
Conn; John Triton Deep Creek Eays. Portsmouth, Nh
Pennsyivans. delaware city Cid-Brg Francis Whining
NC Pearl Boston; Aphage do Ancouite dos PAULINE,
do; Metamora do; schrs Santa Anna Baltimore; I Grier
York; Edmund FRANCIS Hsr,fo rd Jans Norwich; nucs
Morris Waiu Ghae.ton Princess, G,eenp9rt Delaware
land, Alensport; Perrne Hartford; Sequel Brooklyn Lee
banon East GloucesieI James Hand NYork Repeater do;
Swan, do Jackson, Wilmington sloop Eagle Baltimore
bages Comet NYork; Gen Cadwallader Ba more; Chesa-
peake, do; steamer Express, do.
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The authorities whom the cognizauee Of these things
belong Ysl Inv; iS's UNDERWOOD and dseissd-
No. MARIA FERREIRA DO AMARAL.
MACAO LIST May isis. x,,,.r.r.
Sept s lat A. long &C. passed ship supposed the Wash
Brig Bstssy Jane from PhadeiPhia 9th instant lat 80 90
Ship Persia days from New Orleans for Liverpool Sci,
weston with emgrants Sept 80 miles east Of Galveston
Whalemsn.
CID at New Bedford 18th ship Charles Frederek Bsrnes
Seas n' o's4A' ''''e' ~" w. sup D''' D'N'
G iP sqs o
cargo Of saano) biss Porto Rico Co!tre Matan1..
af osess sSsgs j.. ss &
Vim Rogers Edridxe Philadelphia Sun, flinn do; sehs
sD Bsu ssS% oo 49, mlOa
20 days from Phiisds pha with
s Bazos s. Jago on The Sd inst sehr Me- from
bark Psos inside The Bar eg Orleans and ,sh
bark David and brgs Edward and Orleans schr Gen Worth
CMARL.sroy Sep I7Ar ship Apollo, Howes. Havre ssh
Juy line bark sOphronia Chase Bosen-the ha. expert
ssys Sss
Sas wHt
s:S~e BOBBY hatch and other brig
Weeks New York; schr Stratton, New York, II days
NV lied
at sa @
Hope. Potter: New York,
ss
fS%s sl n%tISn Y 0' H's .0''
HoLMrs HOLE, Sept l7-Arr brig Albert, Hosden Phlad
LEWIS Sep, 1.-two briggs and fleet OF sehr, unknown
H sa for
AsSn aG ad
stood sea this I'm n r0 on
sa have Sssi; S''A" "
sSs .y s Soto sno hp. Berlin Bs. E~B cs
ton; Paris Levin do Merchant. CLARK New York; bark.
sa R bs 81
is, Sisso: ). jssS lowed tSs sh b5E.
ssyss: g. .e' sSs
Ssg m sss 'E
s. Jsgo scars Gaena, Butler DO; sinus do; Sea- Da.
an cCo % Of f Rio to
Tho ih instant bark Genesee sehs Pioneer, Susan
NEWPORT. Sept ls[O efths Herald and Rhode Island
er1Ar brig Oron Randall I'm Pcou for Providence schr
Shylock Croker FIN Philadelphia for Boston.
NEw BEDFORD, Sept i-sid bark Francis Burr, Coffin,
Antwerp.
NEw HAVEN, Sept 2O-Arr sshr Pacific Prescott Albany;
Kelsey, Phadelrhia sloop President F,isbee N York
PRovIDENcE Sept l8Arr soops Providence, Brown New
York; Neptune Kimbe, ROndeut; Aden,: Hawkins, New
Heath DO sd bark julia brig. Margaret and ElinaOeh;
PoRT LAyAccA, Sept Blu port, brig Oriole, Barsow.
from ork schs Highlander, Schroeder, and Bra
EOS, dischg.
Thomas Thompson, Wixon Boston; Leander Keller Luz
beef Gsena, P.rpon Egg Harbor SID schr Patrick Hem
ry Chester, York. Below, schrs LsgIange Rochester;
" Godfrey; John Bell; Union Atlas; Derchsser; Mary
Peck; Lowell and Willow In Hampton Roads, ship Ma
Tyand Rains from LONDON q days 18TH arr .chr: Susan
Frenghuyssn BogsI5Julia Eliza, HigbeeIBanner, 9g-
peril Taylor, and Mary Peck Lseomb all for New York;
Caroline, Long and Lowell Baker Boston; Willow Honey,
Lynn Rochester, CHAM ork. Also arr brig Gardner
Wright, Lingo, Fall River SID schrs Rapid Vina Bos
ton; Silas Crane, johnson, n York
SAVANNAH, Sept i6-Ar brig Sterling Thompson, NYork-
heavy weather on the 9th and 10Th lost
floating about; 10th, ship Scotland Mills, NYork.
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IN A SUBJECT pEErLY INTERESTING II
O-MANY-Dr II AI.PH Anfhor Of fha WPRIYArE TREA1

sugEST PEE aI,1a, TO
that Is az home :. much
(excep, SAday for consultation Of the disorders
&c !. s
York Also s., beside
parts BY there others which deeply
neennenes ofsrne Diseases the kidneys. and Of shs
are isnoianty called Gravel or Stone Stone on which, who
consult him will receive the most faithful and deli
The author find. that it has been Of surprise to
disease.
ETY. known very different opinion would be formed
on
sS Rs that
either when MOI treated may remain SO DOR
With regard .hs immediate train Of evils.
o. 1 Of pill, for The
remedies good sueh are the SYMPTOMS which
continually arise in and essentially do those
that what good be Destructive in another. It is
me So ap the b For 81
afflicted with have been taking medicines proper only
their compsnts were neither one nor the other but totally
But ali the cases which more painfully ha.s. the mind
aud afford the finest field Tor kneyery that of strc
ms. patient s a
ON S %
he none the better OF Now every real physican
knows that all the physc the world would
and speedily be removed 10 every one Of common pru-
dence, therefore, he would say if these remarks
as nd ne ssy o their 70 Sw
every patient should know something Of the character
and talent OF the he about to trust IN such case
With respect to the cure Of i i gratifying
generally accomplished IN very little time and
without pain Nothing exceed the i'm
deed hand. proper the cure
Of Structure accomplished in as many days as formerly
demanded months Many persons consult the writer VINO
perfectly cured though it has been source OF oubie and
anxiety yes To those who cannot leave their homes or
who cannot afford personal e writer sr h;n
being enclosed little mahogany chest tpre so) can be
safely any direction.
travellers the author ccnived little chest with lock
key and with his treatise fitted IN the lid which contains
everything for the and private cure o.
who afford the expense OF nrersonai reatmenthat
for 0onorrhca beside full supply Of medicine, contains
prce ss) The other, containing all that is necessary
from the first appearance Of the 70 the more advanced
constitutional form of Syphilis, is also Sc And lit
both diseases So This latter is peculiarly fitted for Ma
rners and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience OF the authors private PATIENTS but
those who have experienced their advantages that he has
been induced them publicity They are for
A%des.
POST Ofhce or DR.. RALPH. 90 q .eawch Sweet New
p. sAware OF the general opini entertained of that
class who obtrude their skill and remedies upon
the public in these diseases mutudes OF whom are seen IN
syey paper fell 70 give
ed several eminent names and references re mos
however the necessity for this no longer EXISTS ano as 70
tain class become only mark Of the impudent preenaer
ale lmsrc
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CUm N EhCIAI-,
New York, Saturday. Sent, 10.

AsHEs-We hear Of few sales to- day-nonc however,
OF any note Pots are held at So 10, pearls 81 SO.
BREADsTtFFs.-There have been sales to day in West
em at So being the closing rate Some sold in the
morning at 81 s71i. Affairs still confused Holders
of wheat and corn in like asking considera
bly, higher psices.
CorToS-As usual, when receive good accounts
from abroad holders here their rates. SO as TO
check business 1t is said day that the sales
over 700 bales and that the actual transactions Friday
ly speculative exporters continue to offer but shade
better than the rates current Thursday. The private
advices also less hattering We revise quota
tons, conform actual sales the last two days and
quote quiet market to-day the advices from the South
also couneractng the views Of holders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

MEDICAL NoTIc&-poCToR FAWCETTs con-
tI smiling. surgeon OF 1876 Fulton street, New York, eu
thor Of publIcspon embracing the following sub
W. physologicsly and medically explained, with compe
hensve exposition Of the nature and modern treatment
III gvphiis Secondary Symptoms Gonorrha elect Strc
lures, seminal Weakness Whites, Noctuns Emissions,
and All the consequences arising from sell pollution
The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last fifteen
years in this city, to the treatment Of the above
TONED and his extensive practice and long
perience invegans the pathology Of the various .trpc
he unde permanent and radical His diplomas
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia Also his honorary
degree the State of Louisiana, suspended large
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing g. have copy Of his
late work accompanied with which embraces a diseases
incidental to females.
lllettersprePad, and addyessedto Dr. H. Fawostt 10
Talton street, win receive due attention, suN imsme
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nR. CORBITT, 10 Duane street, between Chatham and
- William streets may be consulted in the treatment of
certain delicate diseases Dr. c. has for the last fourteen
enoyed private diseases
Of medical man in New York He can the most
Of this disease and mild in
days. DR. Cs mode of is safe and
pedous requiring neither the OF mercury
in diet exercise.
Structure of the urethra cured in weeks with
scarcely any pain inconvenien
Constitutional Debty.-Those Individuals who have in
dulged in certain oahsome and secret habit positive
be restored health and No charge unless cured
Dr. c. is the only qualified London Surgeon who adverses
in New York. He keeps counterfeit London Diploma
suspended in his Office. 81 lm*r
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The quantity sent this week, says the Pottspis Jour
maj oil the 18TH inst ,4le Is tons showing dimnu.
ton since last week of tons som. Of our lara.s,
white ash coeries continue in of suspension
and others have found necessary curtsl a present
The wharves at Richmond stocked with coal largo
portion Of which is unsod and vessels are very scare
for Eastern ports at present. owng adverse winds nS
other difficulties. For red ash coal there is n fair AZ
mand and some kinds of prepared white ash finds mar
ket. Lump coal is dull.
Vessels are scarce, and freights have advanced 10
Eastern ports The prices rreg uar and ouotatons
are not 10 be relied on.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssiprcArIoNs.
The CrOps.

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin OF the 18th
says'-" During the last eight ten days not day has
passed without RAIN during at least the half of it, The
accounts from the whole South represent the cotton crop
as already having suffered mach from the and the
constant rains and should the country have been visit
ed with these recent rains regularly the city has
been the prospects of the cotton planter must be much
more gloomy than even anticipated fortnight since.
Such weather. is also feared will prove prejudcial 10
the cane at its present stage of growth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO I'M
l them by perusing Moral Physiology, written by
the Hon. r. D. Owen, with sdd and alterations by
Glover, M d. Were this book carefully read by every
.uaded that different state Of society from the present
large family of children which could be but poorly
prudent people from entering the matrimonial
erets which may all such objections. PRICE Of the
toro auI2 1m*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

ham COS Hunt Brothers. Allen-l7 Smith Thurgsr
COL Moore x Leggeu-ls Cumming Dodge co-i3 box
porter Reybum coo casks mdss A Low Bro
theT-lO0 casks Lee3 boxes IS pieces iron Crag7 box
es Manhattan G,s Co.'S casks Snow.
SIsAL-Brig Otawa-l73 Iogwood 20 bales hides $50
bales grass II bags extract logwood Bouchaud Theau
baud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-21

MALAqA-Brig Petre-226 bbls wine 50 or c,,k. Al o,oo
boxes raisns lilo half boxes do 40 quarter % ~,
eohes lemons re bbls 222 half bbs do boxes mS
az uslss ysiusy-3 pkgs mdss Grinnc Mn,urn CO.
eLA'oow-shiP Brooksby-ia boxes mdse Buckley Orr.
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27,4ls 10
-sssenKers Arrival.

GLAseow-Ship Brooksby-p Wh;,.s"s n c., an
smith Campbell, Mursy-s3 s,eers9e ps.ses
ST.; MAny's-schr J Hslt-s Thomp,on 7 . H..
Misell. A Dunbar, Maser II Bacon baratt,
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Notice TO Mariners.
NEw HARnon RrcuLArIoNs an MAcAo.-T

NEW HARBoR REGULATIONS AT MAcAo.-Tne Governor
" for the Of trade and diminish the espon-
sbi,y Of the Habor Mste has resolved to alter the
last 10 order the following which shall take effect from
this s &hs tfh May LAY ls,sl .,,u,. H.,
a. Every vessel wanting pilo, on entering the Roads,
g. The harbo master alone shall have power to employ in
e haso no
z'nee shall be taken OF losses in any ship IN charge Of pilot
master whether in ente ing or departing. -
b ay S %SS shall
The captain master OF the ship shall deliver to the per
ali the passengers, decarns employment and
aena,ion also all the papers he brings mentioning the
,h The captain immediately landing shall produce to
vessel These documents Shall be kept at the hslbor
g. The habOI shall send to the
ship o hp S Of the number Of Of The
proPsI doc umen!, and "a anenticst,d BY il.
SHIPS cannot enter or leave the haibor in the northeast
Feet S Ssis only 5"S n .pr ins
Vessels ,a5sr 01 Es S,1 fst with gun
bar fort and ng 9s Dc deposited on entering at the
i Is prohibited to throw ballast ashes into the sea-
TO- Vessels cannot change their anchorage w,tbp IN, river
wiih9yt tne consent s,n i OF he harbor master.
IT, Ifsny ofthe desert the shin it mus, he mad,
lhs found before the vessel s, 9 bs
in order % be delivered Up 70 the Competent anhey
these be landed only BY permission from hobo mas
part Of the Of his vessel without the Of the har
Is il belongs to the harbor master make aregation Of
the crew.
per aud clearances which to be given them by the
fthese papers regular the harbo shall give the
award oftSs law. '"''' '''''' '"'''
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sIiscsilaneous Record.

" Packet ship Queen of the West, Woodhouse, will
sail this morning for Liverpool Letter Bags will close
the usual places at hafpast II O'Clock.
LAUNcHEp-At Surry, Me 3th instant, copper fastened
schooner Of 36 owned Sser and by Captain James
Nlliken of Surry who will commend her. She named
the Cabot, in honor of the Mayor of Salem:
AT Wadeboro. recently copper fastened bark of 2,9
TONS called the William Larrabee to be commanded by
Capt w Arey, OF Frankfort.
At Portsmouth, saturday ship TONS for Captain
Badger.
SHir APOLLO, Charleston reports, the 18th instant
lat H. long 10 90 full rugged brig with loss Of fore
topmast and maintop gallant ma-same day. schr FL
len of Boston, with loss of topmast-at % 49, long
saw brig standing 5 with loss Of maintoP.
BRIo Moses hence at Charleston, the 9Th lat 80 so ~
long rs W. fell with heavy gale OF wind which lasted
the 18Th during which time lost boat bulwaks aud
lost of deck load On the lith passed
of barrels and lumber which appeared have been
the water but short time.
BRIG LAGRANGE reported day two since, as having
been abandoned, fallen in with the 2th in lat
"a BY the Rowland at Whining took the captain and
crew from the brig Lagrange, Of New York. dmased and
on fire. Cargo-lime.
BAG ROWLAND, at Wilmington, Sept lith in the lat of
81 20 long 49, passed brig dsmssted by the board and
also brig with her fore topmat aud main topgaant
and main yard gone.
ScHR Lone STAR at New Orleans experienced very
heavy weather the 9th throw overheard
bales wool On the 9Th instant, of Vemilion Bay
seh bottom up painted green, with centre boaid-0
burhen.
SLooP DISTANCE Captain Long from Sabine River with
of lumber bound Brszos st Jsgo, ashore
the night of the Gath u about fifty miles the north of Point
lsabel-vessel total loss, crew and cargo saved.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1vx YER DISPENSARY, 2041< Fulton street.-D0ct

nUACKERY IN NEW YORK-Dr. CooPER, IA Duane
street. Chatham street, wishes and citi
the victims OF heimposition of quacks to
peruse the following letter.
d.. CoorER-SIR.Last JulyI contracted ssdseass and
Immediately applied doctor who promised
week. continued with HIM months and gradually
getting tried after another all the Advertising
doctors and each positively length
discovered thar the object Of these and they
doctors concluded to to the hospital. where
the doctors kept under course Of mercury for weeks
My throat and liberated pains in joints and
body covered with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous give medi
cine an advised southern climate left te hospital and
by the advice Of several friends placed myself under
care the lat of January last The result n told am
we'll and restored perfect healeh wish this pub
lished and refer to
81 lmsm THOS GREEN, Bricklayer, Harlem.
nlSEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANs-Such as
II Chronic and acute diseases Of the
Bladder, Leucorrhoea whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrh0a, Inability,
Gleeu Weakness OF the parts, &c.
speedily and eectually removed by Abeey Botani
cal Pills, without particle of mercury. They equal
y suitable for females They give tone and energy e the
gencrave organs rarely experienced from taking
other medicines. For sale Apothecaries Hall s. Caths
rine street and III Maiden lane. Price ST. with directions
ai2 lmsmc