The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-16 00:00:00

THE PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.

This morning a return was issued of the gross
public income and expenditure of the United King-
dom for the year ended the 30th ult. The total
revenue was 69,686,7881. 13s. ; the total ordinary
expenditure was 70,407,8671. 13e. ld., which is an
excess over income of 722,0791. Os. ld. ; but the
sum of 1,120,0001. was set apart for the expenses of
fortifications, and this makes the excess of expendi-
ture over income in the year 1,842,0791. Os. ld.
The balances in the exchequer on the 30th of June
amounted to 6,104,3781. 14e. ; at the corresponding
date in 1861 the balances were 5,838,8311. 19s. 3d.

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THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
S.W. to NAY., mode- tiotortAliD. Westerly to N.N.K.,
rate to fresh, showers. moderate, One.
W. to N. moderate to lULAND. N. to W., moderate.
fresh, One.
Westerly, fresh to mo- W. CENTRAL N.W. to &W mode-

derate.. • rate to fresh.'
W. to N., fresh to mo- &W.Egot..on. Northwesterly, mods-
dente, generally one. rate.
As next above. 8. E. ENGLAND. N. to W., moderate,

Variable, chiefly 8. W. K. Coat'. Asitixt above.
to N.W., moderate,
some showers.

The rifle-shooting fifes at Frankfort commenced
on Sunday with much ceremony. The marksmen made
their entry into the city richly dressed, to the number of
12,000, preceded by the German tricolour Hag, the Duke
of Saxe Coburg, honorary president, marching at their
head. At an immense banquet in the evening several
speeches, including one from the duke, were delivered,
treating of German nationality and unity.
Sir Charles Wood to-morrow will male a state-
ment in committee on Best India revenue amount..

FOREION-OFFICZ, JULY 11.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Mr. T. A. Crooks as mud at Gibral-
tar for the Free Hanseatic city of Hamburg.—Gtszette.
FoaaioN-orries, JULY 12.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Frederic Hamilton, Fag., Dow
secretary to her Majesty's legation at Frankfort, to be
secretary to her Majesty's legation at Stockholm. The
Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Edwin
Corbett, Esq., sow secretary to bee Majesty's legation at
Stockholm, to be secretary to her Majesty's legation at
Frankfort. —Gateau _

JULY 14.—The Queen ban been
pleased to anprove of Yr. Thomas Fitnam as consul at
Gaspe Basin forth* United States of America.—Garene.
MR. EDWIN 'MOIL—The Queen has by letters
patent. under the Gnat Semi of the United Kingdom, de-
termined the letters patent whereby Edwin John James,
Esq., was appointed owe of her Najesay's counsel learned in
the law, and removed mid discharged him from the mid
oaks.—Osage.

iBO2IBTANTB- AT CHALON& —A chapel built at
the camp of Chiba* for the troops belonging to the pro-
testant faith has just been Mangurated. The soldiers of
that religion at the camp are about 500 in number, and the
building will contain 600. It is built of brick, the root being
elated. The end of the building which fronts the imperkil
bead•quarters is surmounted by a arcs, and over the
entrance ere the words " Wise Proton-tante." Seven
ministers of the protestant fsith were present at the me-
serration of the building, and expressed their gratitude to
the Emperor for this mark of eolvitude. M. Valletta of
Paris, also attended, and in the name of the commiseku
Alli charged to furnish protestant chaplains y whew
ca on a campaign, thanked the military • fee dm
constant support which they bad always to loch
chaplains in the Crimes, Italy, and Mexko. esrriee
will be performed in the chapel every Sunday thaws%