The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1862.

CAIITION.-WATHERSTON and BROGDEN
reeomarnal the public to have the Carat Oold stated oa the
insoles—. Plus Gold and Pure Cold," as applied to Amelia%
Wintdaludea. WATHSRSTON and ItROODISMit OULU
and all stades manufactured by them, are sold upon
ads principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory.
IS. leariettaatreet, Coventaszden, W Assays made of chains
Mid leveller, tor M. saoh.—N.B. Thu.C.
..sabushmant is closed at
la the evening, and mi Saturdays at I.

ipo the NIRVOIIS and DIIMILITATED,—
J. A BOOK on thts subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the
dinieted. All persons sulferias treat tiro ordinary Molests et
Wrieldnd should at once send a stamped directed envelope to
MIL C. K., 1, YAlth.street, lineketeprend, London, when • eery
WIN beftenediately returned.

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MR. FOSTER AND LORD HOBAR.TI3 RE-
PORT ON THE FINANCES OF TURKEY.

The report of Mr. Foster and Lord Hobart on
the financial condition of Turkey, to which fre-1
quent allusion was made in the discussions on the
subject of the late Turkish loan, has now been laid
before Parliament. It forms a parliamentary paper
of forty pages, and gives a very complete account
of the present state of the finances of Turkey ;
while the valuable suggestion. which it contains will
afford the greatest assistance to the Person, charged
with the duty of introducing reforms into the finan-
cial administration of that country.
It is a document which will require to be studied
in exteaso by our capitalists and by those engaged
in the Levant trade ; but the following abstract of
its contents will be of use to the general reader.
The tables of revenue and expenditure are taken
from the accounts for the Turkish year 1276
(1869-60). woomx.
The revenue is stated to be derived from the fol-
lowing !cures. : _ _

2. yargbs on imams x
224,320
2. B.a, =Maim, or mamma. for elm/4Mo 22'
from military swim
& Tithes • 1,244,515
4. Tan me sheep 706,332
t. rallair frit is a 863
7. Doty so Mims. ...: , ... % . t205,8Z2
& Datj OS la
....mu...44
& Ten immateasar-m..
10. Stamp duties whim
11. Emcee
11 liegistralion of " Tape bind tits m end
Mindere
13. du Misoellansatei des (mostlering de
sml. trade limas* y differing
313.258
14. The . . 60,142
15. The mememmeat rioting eilk• . . t, 7,330
16. Missiikesous Mahe property (ohiedy derived
M_
Me Mit of venous buildings bebop '• •
ins te ipsvidlimsat)
17. rithrthoo —4. ^ • 16,090
18. F0rm51.... *4... 5.238
19. Fa e,
finis i
r.• • 62,486
90. Salt wake • 85,537
21. YON '
9,150
. . . . . ..

22. Wes al tuil pragurty asinglour to Au &ate 040
28 Tnbuted I a. .s. 374,296
34. Ravenna derived bum tin
26. lievesue derived bora the V:l7ril et Court

T.

£9,7U,1108

A full ateount is given of each of theee Retiree's of
revenue, and iaggeetions are made for removing the
inequalities which exist in regard to several of
them in different provinces, as well es for intro-
ducing other improvements.
The verghi and niche! militaire, in particular,
are shown to operati very uuequally iu different
, districts. • With regard to the lathes, *it is Itatdd
that the Ports has already inanenrated a scheme
by which it is hoped that the grievances complained
of will be remedied ; each village is to pay its tithe
direct to the government, the management and
collection being vested iu s council elected by the
inhabitant*. Various suggestions are made with
regard to the customs aid tobacco duties, more
especially with the view of improving the mode of
collection.
The tax on oontraits'and the stamp-duties are not
nearly so productive as they might be rendered.
The uaiseediunions duties are very vexatious and
burdensome, and are for the must part recom-
mended to be abolished. The Post-office does not
yield more than about 50,000 i. per annum. The
postal service is very inefficient, and to a great ,
extent in the hands of . foreign companies. The
revenue derived from fisheries, furcate, salt worlu,
and mines, is represented to be small com-
paredwith what it would be under
ter out, and if the difficulties
were remoi which now impede the operation of
persons engaged in commercial euterprises con-
nected win theme
With_ mew& to . gad) other enrols of Pah&
revenue not referred to here, it may be stated that
the real property belonging to the State is recom-
mended to be sold, some alterations are suggested
respecting " Tapou" lands, and excise duties are
reported to be kept at • lower scale than they
should be, owing to the stipulations of commercial
treaties. BIPINDITCIBI.

The following is au abstract of the budget of
expenditure for the same year :
1. Interest and sinking fund of the foreign
debt £891,023
2. Interest and sinking fund of the home debt 606,620
3. Mama pilgrimage, and espouses connected
with the Holy Places 384.252
4. Civil list 1,253,878
5. Bupenusnuatious and charities . ... 213,304
6. Greed council and taming
7. Ministry of War
8. Artillery
SI 145,630
„ 9. Marine 790,801
10. „ Tribunals 85,244
„ 11. &calf
12. „ Interior
13. „ Foreign &Hairs
14. „ Commerce and Public Works 77,940
„ 15. Public Instruction
16. „ Mice
„ 17. Femme