Stutgard, March 5.
Hi -Maijstv thle Kineoi Slveden has c.u;-e( a project of law to be iaid b re the Storthing. proposinre to abolish the ancient laws rc- lative to the duties of custo &s. &c. According :o this new plan. the ordinances forbidding the inmortatiol of French, Spanish, anti Por- tuguese wines, except iinnlediatelV from tlhe rCs-CCLtVe Ccountries, woiild be abolished, and lrumi, which was ira ected to the samne re- strictions. he aiolved to be iui;por:-'i from E:Elislr port-. Atier tire expiration of a certahi period, coflee is not to he imported in ary kind oft brles or psrlba-s l!itm do not exceed! a hun.'r-d sv.:._ht.an French brandy and nxits irs ca.k- ztr enrrg abse 120 Ipot-. 'fThe plall pro- pnses to redilcc the import dutiris on srme g.prods. and to auLiemtrr tshem upon others amnongst the lazter are crffee. su.:ar. and tobacco. Ol)ESSAA. FEi. ii;. Accounts fro: Conrxstaitinrsple ot' the 7ti of Feuriacy ar - that l,iord Strangford had announced to ali tire 'Tirrtsb urnieriers t'e ar. rival of M11r. Minzieaciw, whio appv-arcd rrarelrv in the eb-aracter of a R:issian Co:msellor of State. But as t'le nelv Reis Ei. Saida t Efferdi, through wlron -,II such rreirarrtmltnq rust be carried on. was ill, and the Siultan appxeareil to be i- J10 hno ariy ni suly his place, no communication *r- 1tie subject had bren rreeivel fromn the Grand lriz:er, or any other roirnster. Lord Straneford appears to have made soene urgent iepresentations ul the l)ivanr at least it is currently reported that !:e late Reis Effendi liad received orders to take the irelinninary official steps. We belitve. ho-seyer, that it these negjotiatiors shoul;d vern contihie some years, the pol:tical It- rizen would be no msore obscared, but that tbie desired result would be obtained. S-1 T, i-NlAr' 3I ARC . i.