... SIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. f (]ov Wel ?? nclqn, sec pag!J 9,) SfiIP AND) MAIL NEWS. I Q11IMMMA-z~iJ, Noy. , 0.-,ThoIInman stea'mer CiO y of .Antwerp, from Now York,. arrived off hero- Fie~ fit 101,30 to-night ; Itandod maims and proceeded for `n~r ?? immeadillely; Spoilie,,22,800 .dols. The Pet .Ametiosioc UIt d States mall Steamer Abbotnforil'a enlilved off hero from .1'bladolphi% fit 1130 'this ...

... , UP UN. LoNoriO (ornr Mfum]:v, Wodnsday.-'nghvh wheat slow trade at labt valuec; old foreign whilt wheatrclls at full values ; other kinds unchanged. Flour duill sale at provious rates. Barley and tmalce very firm. Oats quiet bnd unaltered. Beans stealoy. 1eas od dearer on the week. British whebt, 200 'barley, 4e0 orelgn wheat, 22,610 barley, 4,050; ats, 26,210; maize, 1,080; flour, 720 sacks ...

... X,0 A 'i .ii Dr~ aikam.;L ?A-I . N _4i I I I1) ., ? i?, 14 ?? i; f ?? El ?I ? \4 1. .1. 1, .46, , >t ' tt-ltt.t ...

... SH111PPIN' .'INTELLIG(ENCE. I IV1OIAL, MXRcruA M.) (Irole the S heailplf ,OeaCr of IAst nlight.) AR1RIVD OULT. FUo0 C1AFIFI'. Di0pAI, CAMANIT,- Hs1'r, J1 A nTO t OE1', Is Nantr, PROTIT .113 5DIr MAItiUIRIII rr; (coito EN er. CITATU.IIK Prnlr:o;,n ,, ai iiru; BEIII; Priaj1 li)E l0MImIl. ; |ISTELE1. St. Nlviro, Swioa- ROSTito Titoslt|eETim ; nis;Moii;F.-;t. Ulalo, SaIRNK; , 13AYADlERiE IRMA ; ...

... AGRIOULTt)BAL FROSPBCTS- AND TME GRMl TRADE. IUSA W-le t .} V-- V%- . of Is.A ?? sa -- Ihe XavivA LUn4 Of lamt DI1314t, £saf Tho ?? wek ?? bro a furthor aceesuon of mildrjsm, odl= oven 7acgith, to th!4,exrameoly genial an)tumn, and i which hW prosiously seerged iR a hopeless at', ~ nw que a crop, while ,atiHe coAU to Lt A, .i thd..mqadow4. Ap- pri heno( kipot vegetI shV I.AN tocrapidand ...

... i0i EY urlKET AND I UIT.1- 'I Tfilf-UGE, ME,,5 , VOit1O'I 'TV Coost Vtn1PONDT.) 20) CITY, WRI)NUKDAr EVENtONtQ 40 rnd th ros %wele firmn, at ~3, to 3.j per ccint., foe t~iotwgh the lattor was not the dominant rate. go0 Thol icootulro of tho markt is 100w entirely .11 (rhanged, inaosluch as tim sysuptoms airo ~ thoseo Ct approachiuig ease, aned the illdioa- re tiout- of an advance ino the ...

... (P.IECIAL 'tIIJC.ElA7f.) ) (]TIOUI the ipbpi};lI9 19ozellf C4 -b1tt nlilht.) ARRIVE6D OUT. FIIOM JANir1.v Havro, COINWAI., ,-.A4~utes, IuON Ai.anI, ASIIL11; NAUTAIRE,- r6, XAZftin,. VAIIL.LA.PT Dll 71XIiHAM, s; JNVi;-. -- Prau- L tiul ?? ;ri1Ln-DIepe, (I n 3R ,kTTCWO, F.-Caell, DION as; ABB. ; LABI&, - *'MdiZ, GaI- .To1, PS,-Gibratar, AZOIoIAN, as; AUIORA, sa.- k Genoa, UTTANoA.-- Ialta, ...

... -VVV - - - - - - - V. - h--- SWANSEA. he ENTEBED OuTwABDS.-NOv. 13. n8 Atacama, B, 484, Dinunell, Valparaiso, EE, Bath & cn Son lv, Morfa, as, B, 237, Mitchell, Honfleur, Livingston, th Bichards. and Company t Annie Lee, B, 75, Bishop, St. Malo, Burgess, do Shaddilk, and Company Onward, B, 30, Jefirey, St. Brleux, Burgess, Shad- eV dick, and Company M Melodia, B 157, Jones, Cadiz, Phillips and ...

... l vv ?? ,- - - Jeul SHIP AND MAIL NEWS. V If n v Yollct Nov. 7 --Tho White Star stoamer B Ocearie 61iieA for ?? with 40,000 dollars of Flt, pelol. Tim Statso Lino rteaer PunnSylvania jjdi .arrived yesterday, arid the Niatioanl Company's r stenamer rielirud to-driy.- BOSTON, NOV. 7.-Tim Cunard stehmer China a nrrived at five o'corler this muorning, e ?? Nov. 6,-Tbo hoard bound 0 lll stesmer ...

... SHIPPING INITELLIGENCE. I (14n latc stdm9io1ID Indtini3cen, 80 0yC 8 .) SHIP AND 'MAIL NZP;WS. Bw lllDl7mi, Nov. 12.-The Poitaisular and Oriental i ftoemer Bdaspes, with hqacward Indian maibs n for London. 1s QuPIWI~tTOWN, Nei. ?? UrAitd fitatoo mai steamer Indiant tailed for7 Pbilsdelphia. If BO7.BAY, ?? 13.-The Thlbet arrived here to day' PL7TMOC6n, Nov; ?? The Hamburg Eagle a steamer ...

... MA[RK(ETS. 0i 1RN. LoVDoN Conr IIAnIIeT, loneay,-lerlll ,vhbtat slow a, wvithl sI lg dolvwn rd tendency. eign dull, o~acpt old whiti, wvhuaeb, ?? arc ik,,y throughscarcity. 'lour very dull, Grinding barley ls. dcarcr. XILlltin$ quiet. O ato liru, bat cinalte iccd, baiazo s0arc, a~nd (;d. doir.B anld pens unaltored. British wheat, 1,727 ; barloy, o,7 29; onts, f339; lour, 2,R1GG ForoIgn wheat, ...

... 'THE SOUTH WAIJES C0AL AD) IRON TRADES. TH PROPOSm- nEui~C~TON OF riv IRON WORKERS', WAGES d IDTFOtT ANT lDIERlTING 4T OAR.D.1FF T1 (sesce OUR THADIO 0U1h1MON1D1INTSe) I ~CARDIFF, WeMNbSDAT.' it oplwases that It is the oustom of the Exocutive I of tbe ro snsvorkern' Association! to hold periodiacal wl - snieti5ngs in ono or othor of tho principal diltirios. A I and this timo, in coanacquonco ...