The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-05 00:00:00

FATIMA:FED ItZVXFOK OF 1863-64.

' The total amount of estimated by me for 1863-
' 64 is 45,306,2001., which is only 200,5001. more than, as
cording to the regular estimate, will be actually realised in
1862.63. Indeed, when the increased receipt'
from opium, of which information has shies been
received, are taken into account, my estimate
of the revenue of neat year ia lea, than the actual
receipts of this year. In the absence of any extraordinary
unexpected check before the end of April, 1864, there must
be a provenlye inertias of the public revenue taken as a
whole which will carry the reoei otebeyoud the figure at which
they have been taken. How much reason there is to expect
a sustained progress will be men from the following state-
ment of the annual revenue since the mutiny :-1858-59,
36,060,7884 ; 1859-60, 39,705,822/. ; 1860-61, 42,903,2341. ;
1861-62, 43,829,4721. ; resider intimate for 1862-63,
46,106,7001. From these it will be seen:-1. That the
increase in 1862.413 over 1858-59 is 9,041,9121. 2. That the
average revenue of the three last years exceeds that of the
three first years by 4,389,5201. 3. That the
lemmas in four years upon the income of 18Tr5e9gat
27,301,076/. ; and 4. That there has hese an average annual
increase in each anomeding year of 2,730,1071.

zerinkran ZIPINDITIM roe 186344.
The total es.iniatad eopeuditure in India for 1863-64 is
37,525,3001., which is 296.4001. more than the renolar
estimate for 1862.63, and 279,5444 more than the yeti&
expenditure for 1881-62. The estimate for 1863-64 exceeds
the estimate for 1862-63 by a larger =oust, bat the true
comparison is. not with the expectation with the budget
estimate of 1862.63 held out, but with the near approxima-
tion to actual fact afforded by the regular estimate of the
same year. The increased expenditure in 186364 is masted
by additional appropriations foe public works, the greater
part of which are of the nature of a highly reproductive in-
vestment. In other respects the expenditure has been kept
below its previous level. The net expenditure in England
is estimated by the Secretary of State at 5,347,3001., whim%
is more than the expenditure of 1862.63 by 54,91:61. This is
timed by iecreend payments for the PerliFß Onlph Tele-
greph, and for the site and construction of the India-office.
It is estimated that the home military charms will be
143.0004 is in 186344 than in 186283, incleding a
diminished payment of 50,0001. to the imperial government
for her Mafeety's troops snaring in India. The guaranteed
interest ore railway capital, is net traffic receipts, is esti-
mated by the Secretary of State at 1,617,8251., which is
117,8251. more than the budget estimate of 1862-63, and
192,7454 more than the actual charge for 1861-62. The
total expenditurewhich has to be provided for in 1863-64 is
therefore 44,490 4254 • and as the total estimated revenue 45,306,2001.. the estimated surplus is 815,7751.
Sir Charles Trevelyan disposes of part of his
surplus by taking off theduty on iron, kubetituting
for it a registration fee of one per cent. The duty
on beer, " the most wholesome of stimulant,, and
the best suited w this climate," to quote the words
of the budget, is reduced to one inns (lid.) per
gallon ; the duty on wine 311 reduced to one rupee
(26.) per gallon ; and the income tax is to be re-
duced to 3 per cent. the let of next August. These
deductions made, the final surplus is estimated at
480,7751.

The Prince of orange, who has been present at
Aexit aces, will mars to Perin in the beginning of next
week.