The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-09 00:00:00

THX 'EXPREEA' FRIDAY 'ZVENINGC.

/imam the pewee of Ruda; ow the etiksry it willi
be billgeeel V be ootaprosbiese the Ifstts of the
Cisrona, Italian, and other nationalities. Lord
PALZZROPON will find it no easy tail' to deal with
some of hie foreign allies, and in his own Cabinet
there are members not over-dawning of his or
the nation's amadeaose—Daily News.

THE MEM& STURGE, AND RUSSIAN

WHBAT.

Bites oar notice of tllt Ilatesmat made by these
"the aports of wheat from Russia
11111111114 mes (ale) at least 6,000,000 qrs.," another ,
ration of the "statistical tables relating to foreign
esautries, compiled for the most part from the official
returns of the respective countries," has been pub-
lished by oar Governmeot. They do not, however
stab the total export of wheat from Russia in 1853,
het they state *sough to make it highly improbable
that the Messrs. Swats% statement of the quantity
exported in that year should be correct. They state
that the quantity of wheat exported from ports in the
lea of Azoff, viz., Taganrog, Mariopol, and Ber-
Minsk, was, in 1853, 1,860,829 qrs., and in 1852,
1,299,336 qrs., an excess in 1853 over 1832 of
661,473 qrs., or less than onthalf. They further state
that the total quantity of wheat exported from Euro-
pe* Bee& in 1852 was 3,173,507 qrs. Now, in this
quantity the 1,299,356 qrs. exported from the ports of
the Sea of Azoff were included. If we assume, there
bre, that the increase upon the export of wheat from
the other ports of European Russia (and any exports
from Asiatic Russia are out of the question) was in
the same proportion as the increase from the ports of
the Bea of Azoff—and it is much more likely to be
lees than more, as the increase in these ports was
remarkable—.r say one half, we shall have as the
total export of wheat from Ramis in 1853, 4,760,260
qrs. The official account■ of the exports from all
Ibuteia in 1852, and of the exports from the ports of
the Sea of Azoff in 1853, give us good reason to
bonne that the total export of wheat from Russia,
available for the rest of Europe, was at the
very most 1,200,000 qrs., or (one•fifth) less
than the quantity stated by the Messrs. STURGE.
It is a confirmation of our statement that the import
of wheat into England from Russia in 1853 was also
somewhat lees than a half more than in 1852. The
total import was 1,070,901 quarters in 1833, and
736,371 quarters in 1852, the total in 1853 being
only one-sixth of the quantity Messrs. STIMIE say
was exported from Russia. Their statement, made
for an obvious purpose, needs no other comment
than this rectification.—Dolly News.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THIS DAY.

The House met at 12 o'clock.
A new writ for Windsor was moved for in the
room of Lord Charles Wellesley, who has accepted
the Chiltern Hundreds.
In answer to Mr. CRAVYORD,
Admiral BERKELEY stated that Sir Charles Na-
pier's speech at the Mansion-house was not by any

means true, that he was never censured. had not
been dismissed from his command, and we. left en-
tirely unfettered by the government.
Some unopposed votes in committee on supply
were pseud.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, adverting to
a notice of motion given by Mr. Rloh, on the subject
of the amount of our forces in the Crimea, said that
there were grave public reasons why such informs.
don should not be given in the shape in which it was
asked, but it could always be obtained when noes•
wiry from the government departments.
The other business on the paper was postponed,
and the house adjourned at ten minutes to one, to
Friday next, the 113th instant