■WEISKXY SUMMARY. Early In the w o«k the weather was very fine, and as far as the shipping was concerned every advantage wns taken of it. But on Wednesday a change took plncc, bringing with it heavy rnin, winch ended in strong S.W. galas all yesterday and the day previous, which the numerous vcsseli on the west side of tho wharf must ha\o felt \ cry novorely, judging from the mnn ner they were chafing alongside, 'llio ships Tyhurma, Owen GUmlowor and Ganges, .iro discharged, nearly ballasted, and Ml will probably sail for various ports in India in the oarly part of noxt week The Ida Zoigler is not yet quite dischaiged She will haul alongside the wharf when thoweathci moderates, and take in a portion of hor homeward cargo ere site puts more out The brigs Kcliance and Deva, from tho Australian colonies, and the Victoua, from tho South Sea Islands, aro the only foreign arrival!. Dopaitures there are none to note Coastwise quite a fleet of the favourites have come to port, tho principal of winch aro the s s Corio from the Southern Provinces City of Melbourne, Zillah, Tauranca, Sea Shell, and Lapwing from Napier ; Soa Breeze from the Bay, and the Roso Ann from the East Coast.
CLEARED OUTWARDS— FOREIGN. NovFjimcn 13— Tybiirnia, 084 tons, Captain Cooto, for Gunm.
ENTERED OUIWAUDS.— FOREIGN. November 13— Boy Bendixon, Captain Matheson, for Guam.
