Hamburgh Papers.
Lettexs from the Levant say that the nreck Bishop of Naxos had sent some time ago an act of submission to the Capitan Pacha, and that the central Government of Greece has lately caused that prelate to be arrested and brought to Napoli di Romania, to be put upon his trial for this proceeding. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 22. His Majesty has addressed a letter to the Board of Customs to the following effect:- " Considering that the penalties attach dto certain offences against the Tariff are too severely punished by confiscation of ship and cargo, his Majesty has been pleased to approve the proposal malie by the Board, and to order accordinglv- " That if a foreign article, the iniportation of which is prohibited, ihoul,, contrary to the regulations, be brought in a vessel not be- longing to the country where the article is produced, thiS article, if the Captain hlas duly entered it, shall be sequestered, and sold by suction for home consumption on paying ot the duties: one half of the proceeds to be divideQ between the Crown and the in- former, and the other half given to teic owner; but both the ship and the remainder of the cargo shall be exempt from confis- cation. But if a foreign Captain brings goods from any country whatever, which are either prohibited, or it allowed to be imported, are not duly enteredl on his arrival, but concealed, this shall be con. sidered as an attempt to smuggle, and be punished acconring to tlc ealatiag laws. " The employing of false papers to introduce goods not produced in the countrv to which the ship belongs, shall be pun-shed as now, with confiscation of the slip and the goods which, however, shiall not extend to that part of the cargo produced in the country to which the ship belongs, and the importation of which is no violation otthc law. The use of foreign vessels to convey Swedish produce be- tween Swedish ports shall continue to be punished by loss of ship and cargo." HAMBRURGI PePERS. ---------- r.0- T.'T?AVTZ'PIIP'rl 0- 'Al