The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-28 00:00:00

THE rmrsoriurzzir IN THE INDIAN

IIN.AZIOZI.

(Vi.. the Mowep Markt artier.)

in our number d January 11th we fully ex-
plained that the estimable of the disbursements of the
Indium goveninient I. Eaglaed arnouuted for the y eat
1.861-2 to 9,347,77t4L, and that this sum must Se met either
by the payments of the aniouute raised by the lodiso rail-
way companies, or by remittmicei from India, or by the
India Coward Isere drawing on India. It will be seen by a
natilioathm in our advertieement camas that the Seem-
eery o 1 State for India in Councils about to drew Loudon
balls payable no demand at the treasuries of Calcutta,
or Bombay for the oust three months' comuleacieg
ea the Ist February. for stuns not to exceed 400,01101. per
mouth ; eonsequeutly the maximum that will be
drawn will not exceed 1.:04000!. Probably not so
wads will be draws, but this will entirely
es the plumate that are merle by the rtgablyi
wenpanies, sod oo ntimr circumstances which said sot be
eaticipated before they arise. We wish the public, bow.
aver, to bear is mind that the dish urreawate oe account of
the laden llovernment by the India Council in England
amount to the large sum 'ranted, and that this liability will
bare to te met by the Indian Exchequer proper by some
amens or other. If the anticipation that the fiosoicep of
India will this year show as eluihbriam i.mve correct, there
41 count, be sin logo raised in Eugla.ml, sod in the cam
the gov,rumeut in India must meet its liabilities iu England
either by ii,tking remittauces to this country, or, which is
yearly the same thing, by permitting the India Conseil io
Laid.' to sell in Lonilou bills payable it; the treasuries in
India. It must be also borne in mist] that the twyments
stn the Monte Treasure ou *comet of the Indian tell-
way imuitsiniee seem likely to he encoun,..,,rd lest freely
by the home goreninicot, now that it I.lsreil so
logaly in funds. Moreover, it is geomally unilerstooll that
it r soot tne intention of the Indigo goverom,ot to guar:ogee
S p., sent. on any ... re hues until those at present
paraateed &revisal-1.4A. For these nnt.ous the sum that
mutt he remitted hither by the Inilisu government for
their disbun,ements is this country will increase. The

lesserl resources of the Indian gov;rinneet re at timer
decidedly improving. as is indicated by the stnte of their
bd. in India. (•on•espitutly, y sill nut hr at all
iareavesienoed by be,m; amen upon iu the manner just
anenonceil by the minister here. Meanwhile, this drawing
may be marled, is w, far as our money imirket is cuncerne
r relievin us from the obligation under which we should
otherwise have lain, of sending a like aunt of silver to
laths in payment for cotton and other produce. Little
siert can he volt that, as soon as tie Indian Armes re-
name :kr: normal position, we shall virtually take iu rotten
ire minims of renal tnbute sic ere us. lly working up
re settee, me shall ultinuttly wake a double profit.

HAITLIIT COLLIZST.--EfT. MAGYIrR THE MARTYR,
Lellooll-RRIDGR. -08 Sunday last the Rev. Dr. )11:aul, is
lli wen, took occasion to mention, in a foaling manner,
Om terrible accident, and alluded to the great distress and
gekesstisso to which the widows and children of the poor
mimes were in consequence •nbjecited ; he therefore hoped
lisemmegatioe would contribute something toren,. the
fend new being raised, for which purpose a cuutribution
meal he taken at the ch." of the &emirs. The doctor's
Ir.:was sot without effect, as • collection of upwsrds of
. at ewe made, and over 41. was added in the eves.
as. Cullectermi which other clergymen may be disposed to
maim may be remitted to the Mayor of Newmidle.upon-
l'Yna
etTPIYAL PALACE. ONZ SBILLINO DAY.
111onsat, JAN. 21.—Adraiiicas we psymeot, 1,155; ditto
bromm ischata, Oki—total, 2,068.