The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-07 00:00:00

THE REGENCY OF TRIPOLI.

TRIPOLI, APRIL 1.

The celebrated chief, Ohima, has been killed in an
engagement with the Pacha's troops, near °edema
This will give tranquillity to the Regency.

ARRIVAL OF AUSTRALIAN GOLD.

DARTMOUTH, TriaDAT.

The Copenhagen, Captain Godfrey, from Mel-
bourne, bound to London, is off this port, with 48,000
ounces of gold. She has landed her mails and pu-
sengers. All well on board.

An engraving is to be made of the field piece
lately bent to the Emperor Napoleon by Queen Victoria, in
order that it may figure in the archives of the committee of
the Artillery of France.

The Emperor (Napoleon), before going to the
inauguration of the Boulevard de Sebastopol on Monday.
•••• r••••ae at • *Town which was preached in the chapel
of the Tuileries on the oocaaion of Easter Monday, by the
Bishop of Troyes.

Accounts from Berlin state that the Empress
Dowager of Russia is expected at Sans South in the month of
June, and that she will proceed from thence to Wlldbad, and
pass the summer there.

According to s Berlin letter, one of the first com-
munications which will be made by the Prussian cabinet to
the chambers after the Easter holidays will be relative to the
health of the King. The delegation now held by the Prince
of Prussia expires on the 23rd of this month, and it will
probably be prolonged for six months; if at the expiration of
that period the King be not recovered, it is thought that a
permanent regency will be established.

Letters from Vienna state, on positive informa-
tion, that the report of the National Bank of Moldaila
having 'wended payment fa confirmed.

We (Times) are enabled to state that the French
government has abandoned its claim upon the Sardinian
government for the extradition of Mr. Hodge, and that he
will be set at liberty immediately.
The Piedmontese Gazette announces the retire-
ment as a pension, after long mervice, of General Carlo de
Candle, Lather of M. Mario, the well-known Italian singer.
The specie on board the wrecked steamer Ave in
the Bay of Bengal, copiloted of 500 boxes, each box contain-
ing 5,000 rupees. The money in every box was therefore worth
above 6001. sterling. After the wreck 200 boxes were piled
up on the fore pert of the ship, ready to be taken 'shore in
the boats ; but the Ava broke in two unfortunately too near
these boxes, and 46 of them fell into the gap made by the
separation of the fore and eft parte of the steamer, end thus
nearly 25,0001. was immediately engulphird. As soon as the
Ava struck the Admiralty agent rushed into the mail room
to save the mails, but he found the room tilled with water.

At the sale of the collection of engravings of N.
Martalli, of Florence, effected at Paris, some of the prices
were high. The " Adoration of the Mogi," by MSZO Fit:a-
vert°, braught 1,680 fr. ; the "Last Judgment," by Nioo-
letto, of Modena, 400 fr. • a "naked fire of a man seated on
the ground," by Mor.;tto, 609 fr. ; "Judith carying the
Head of Holofernes," by the same, 688 fr.; "Death of
Lucretia," by Mecken, 226 r. ; "Rap of Europa," by L. B.
Maitre, 2.52 fr. ; "Portrait of Elizabeth of England," by
Crispin de Puss, 221 fr., An. The whole sale realised nearly
40,000 fr.
A bill is, by order of the Emperor Napoleon, to be
presented to the Legislative Body for granting pensions to
the families of the persona killed in the last attempt on his
Majesty's life, and to the persons who were injured. It pro-
poses pensions of I.ooofr. a year to the widows of Deltlen,
Garde de Paris ; Haas, tradesman ; Raffle, hotel-keeper
Madame Riquier, widow of the intendant of the household
of Primo Jerome; and Wales; a concierge; and others of
600 h. to each of three children of Haas, three of Riquier,
sad eve of Wader. To the fathers or mothers of Batty,
Chaired, Derange and Giraudon, who were killed, it
swords pensions of 600 fr. To Chanoine, who lost a limb, it
'lves one of 1.000 fr.; and to Ducamp, Hobert, Larson
Leandro, Martin. Odin, Franck, Plsnque, /drip, repot,
Pontslliar, and Zinkernsrl, who received various injuries,
it greats pension, of 800 fr. sect.
AtiBTaAtio.—The royal mail steam packet Tamar,
Captain John H. Jethro, arrived at Southampton yesterday,
with the heavy portion of the Aerialist erns. Hardstss
weer—Alessaarie, March 25; Malta, March 2s, Ilh• bre&
91 amongst whom were--Maine end Mrs. Kemp,
Chap and two children, HAM Jesse Roarer. sad
Rear-Admiral Lord George Parse. Ammar the rage
were 40 boxes of gold and spoor, value 1211,9011. 7e. 21.;
l box of jewellery, worth 401. • 1 bale of eft ; and 5
hales of wool . The Tamar expekmacted in her heraward
voyage a strong westerly gale in the Mediterrenset, thick
weather off the coast of Portugal, south-westerly
ItligSs amass the Bey, and strong easterly wind brim Port-
land. At Alexandria was the tonal Egyptian Beet At
Malta there were her Majesty's ships Royal Albert, Con-
queror, Primers Royal, Centurion, Carron Tartarus,
Vulture, Cygnet, and the Prussian frigid* Thetis. On the
6th of April, at 6 p.m.. 20 miles south-west of Defiant, the
Tamar pared the Indian mail steamer Colombo, steering
sett h.

Occassaxes.—Within the last few
Says • vary painful excitement bas talas pleat is tba oar
blidesent of Lord Dafferia, at Blew% in melnellemea al
the violent death of one of thedemestim, valer dremenissom
of • very litraradinary and melancholy Ware. It aglow'
from the evidence that was brought forward at** ameww,
which was held on Tuesday, before lir. Watley, that the
demised, William Fallow, who was 17 years of age, held •
Sinaloa at Daterin Lodge. Oa Saturday night last, between
eight and nine, the detested wee eating oysters, warn one
Mach a the thorax. The unfortuseee youth rea about in
the greatest agony, and at laagth ha. Mr. Yang* • sur-
geon, promptly arrived, bat elf butane old was unavaillag.
Os • pest assrtuit a:anisettes the oyetar was discovered is
the air-:Shan, omapistely cloaking respiration, and mean
sufocalha. The pay, altar lementing the soil meldast, en.
lo • mast, "Arilatsily