The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-31 00:00:00

THE REVENUE.

Tti account for the Quarter's Revenue to be made
up this day will show an increase of about 1,000,0001.
as compared with the corresponding quarter of last
year. Bat as the comparison is made
'pilot a period of great commenial em-
barressomnit, it would be better to entreat
the revenue of this quarter with the earresponding
quarter of 1536. In the latter rice the result would
show aa increase of not more, probably, than about
1130,00111. The portion el the decrease which
fella In Income tax will be is a peat
measure compensated by unusually large receipts
from miscellaneous sources.

Tile Goa will give an increase of about
600,0004 ea compared with the mine quarter et
1167, bat a decrees* of 30,0001. (about) ne
compered with the aame quarter of 1866.

lei Runde there is an immerse et not. mere
probably than 180.0001., siotwithinaading tbs ia-
oreased duty on spirits.
Stamps 'bow an iraprerussat if about 360,0004,
bat only of 180,000 i. if ocespared with 18511. no new
duties bays oontribatird to this malt.

Lead end •meted taxes will be &boat stationary.
In the Income tax there will be a demon elf
•hoot 300.0001., owing, of coon% to the ralastica
in the rates of ditty.
Me Post-elEce will produce ea lamere of about
60,0001.

Oliva lands, es weal, show searatly, if say,
militia'.

Under the head of miscellaneous receipts there
will be as increase of probably nearly 200,0001.
As against the quarter of I 8.56, this item gives as
increase of more than 700,0004 Bat these increases,
arising from easoptional canals, do Dot indicate a
pains' Implavuoient et mesas.

Wnan the year INS spewed, the British people
IMF* ia a state of saltation of naiad well-propor-
tioned to the tlepreeekon of their fortunes. With
to the spirit rim osier the stimulus of calamity,
sod when the horrors Cl the Indian mutiny were
fresh and the embarrnments of the /asocial crisis
of 107 1111“ argent eve Mies was issa to be in-
spired with the seers joy anapaest on every severe
challenged its high courage. The mined was favour-
able he esseasterisi ooaiag events. If it had been
tee low he the isemios, this year might have been
seen ealanitese this the last. The esesetioa is ant
too @hen, far se calamity is the whole range of
wartime se Cl Sasses eas sumps,, with that of a
airline of sumetitutionel liberty t sad that oar liber-
ties are at thie aseeeestessansed WOO 4i...hied
swag to the isheateehie "hit et ibe- people
harts; oreswisphes& the weather's. oppositilw Cl
the goverment of the day.

power, The mjoiciop cm the relief of Lacknow Were the ewe interest from without, and on the let of Sep-
first feature of the year. We were at length Judd= maw. when the rem compeny esseed to exist se
Deform the world ia believing that we shield retain a geverniag may, we felt the day to be one oi
iwgwv bwil be able to what we ebewld eelleilbw beet seise= mire= se well =of fresh hope for the far=
Yet the worths at ledges white it Ilataille• mg fur ef ladle. It in matter for gratulation that the Coen-
the 4beistie weentriee who* ?item tamfaly dePeede piny have pat au nosed, in their unsurpassed easter
en ger peseide eseuead et Hludsete. lemma mend this yam, their geode, aed their damn.
Si helm sad ter heeePert at the limbos et the the gratitade of =stern and western natters. 'Th*
Ludlam garrison and that beeelversr7 Meek we Panties le Parlineweg is Abnowy.aad thdr Mame
were etetwel7 in a happy 004 at our lebetwee ee miasma of Inepronowennt in the perenreseqf &NA
the sew Tom It wee Cot loaf Wert the tidied. will remain as evillest to a Wm gesselhe sr
enteed_.o the capture ef Cantor and of the far-faced the Noble spirit et their geveremeat. set et the west
Ye. There wese vexations is the ONO. Our soldiers Nanny whined seam its heresseh, We bag.
asta'a 00•0•111 by "Pcsure, sad, in a little dose heard the deals el the peedeestem thew*
while, by treachery ; and it became evident that we sae lama, et the Qum m peetalta j Rumbr
Dad set does with the mortilkatisee which have sad an led by was he bar he a pad result hen
always attended oar treamctioes with matte and dal Agog% dm* the preitandemato at imagine.
its ealatelligible and unmanageable people. the is the native Ida i and this bops b supported by
The rest of Use world sem= to be anew trial. es the elassteeis at hew of the devotion to biseiseen ef
wall = ourselves. It was a fearful wistur in the the hardest-working minister within living ralumey.
United Stet= after the ootnieersial mash, which If it be possible to govern India well velar the sew
spread destitution over the lead on an Ears. marled, it will be dome by Lord Stanley. Mabee
pea male. The of Newkirk& was nay be the hese, the =Unction of the osly ism dm
OM" fey the moment bet the Yervereleent seiddisalees adamant:6nm which English lids"
had sot the "rage to am' with the Libeteers. sad Ma exhibit, will always be a VIM sad distimpele-
the datiger wt put oat to interest de • future on. leg event of the year.
(sake The mall army wee seem wasted is three As for the met, we have at last seen the
directieas—tle Salt I.alse, im••••, and the North yams admitted to the National Cassel. de
Western India= t sad a pelted mashie was Is- the Wankel of the first Quaker meralea
evitable. In Camas, the inhabiimita led referred pietaresque insidsat is puliamestary week se
to the Queen the 'beim of •um at prrenmesat t will that of the diet Jew. On the lath eT
sad then rudely let that these mei% balk' July, Baroa Rothschild received the reward of 114
lug up their fieyeew•"6l. 2.4 & 'my *or Wei end carotid defenses to law by beteg made a
the epee et their aeon. Is lemespe ea pew leitmeter sear a law, wet es 'sires sad barawere.

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