The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-21 00:00:00

MS LAU SOYAL HIGHNISS TUN POEM CONSORT.

r."--lia,TLaii iio7,4:•iii&T.iirrbi;;iii;;i;• pm-
eented to her Most Oracims Majesty the gatemomprinsme
of the sympathy of the baud wider bar NIJOSW.
bereavement, by room of the Warned &Mem of his Bo
Highness the Priem Cooaort, sad al the great lea which
the nation has thereby sustained." Ile mill he was sure
there would be but one feeling anew Lie brother members
Oa this nethincholy mama, that of heartfelt sympathy
with our beloved @overlap tinder the afflicting dispensation
with which it has pleased Providence to visit her—the
Menem pitman tali the could be called upon to bear.
He manacled by moving the adoptioa of the following ad-
dress of eabdolosee :—" To her 1104 OfeCiolls Majesty
Victoria, Queen of Great Brunie sad Ireland. May eat
please your Majesty, we, your Majesty's faithful subjects,
the chairman and member' of the Metropolitan Board of
Works, in council assembled this loth day of December,
1861, humbly approach your Majlety in deep sorrow
sod affliction and most rameethilly nor sympathy
and coodoloice upon the bereavement which your Majesty
has recently sustained by the deems et him Royal High-
ball the Prime Caaeesl, who had midoned himself to your
Majesty and to the laths at Isqm by his entiaset virtues,
by hie pest attachment to the country of hie adoption, and
by the moiety which he his always mimed in promoting
the bon latemets of your IllaSnrsobjeote. led we fer-
many posy that the peat of mats may sustain
your Majesty in year diesteme.
,Mori by the conolatiou
which Hs rearney can nose
Mr. Pert eseended the loathe.
Mr. W. Tim, ben his willing testimony to emsy
luelsame of the vale d the deceased prime's services in
aiding and supportieg the lonely of Arta, and away other
Modred societies. He bed the man heartfelt sympathy for
her Majesty in her trying afflionoe, sad whom loss was coo
that was felt by the amnia at large, end he ovoid fay
endorse all that bed been mid by his ben triad (Mr.
Lange) ea the other side.
Mr. R. Tamedt also alluded to the liberal support which
the venom institaliem of the wtoopols bad received from
his UM Royal ilighaess, end his •t ndr at all times to
aid any good wee is wkith hie minim might be required.
The moieties wee then pat sad carried unmanoterly,
ilemed by the chamois, sad esehd with the corporate seal.
Ile meal board me then lend.
- A report wee proemtai to the hood from the Reams
• cconnittee, reirearmentg that sums, amounting to
m • om. Lk. Bd.. men wider preospes, from the
' 15th December, 1800, to the 13th December, 1861, lucluaive.
for the repayment of certain outeteadiag loam and mam-
mas, be set aside and added to the had for paying
a the prima* moneys boom* limier menu
• 'ocarina' granted by the Oamminskiams of
Sewers and that baud.
The recommendations were speed Is, an were some
others oa the subject of &mom
, Bone other business was disposed of, and the board ad-
, poems&

AEOTNIN FATAL ACCIDENT AT Tit EXHIBITION
BCILINEG.—Last sousing
.11r. Bedford, tie coroner held
an inquest at BR George • Hamitel ea the body of Hasid
Davis, aged 47, who le et his life by a fall at the Interim-
Halal Babibitien hddisr, Haiti oo Tuesday
Wt. Henry Boyd, earpeater, of Nerweed, said ie was au
the stage where demand wee employed. Us ste as
a roller, which threw him down a bole when the timpped ber
was drawn up, sod he fell across an troll girder. He wee
quite sober at the time. The roller wee used for the pur-
pose of rolling awe the timber when brought on to the
platform. Ilr fell a distance of 100 feet. Francis
Woodhouse Braham, home surgeon, said deceased was
brought is on Tuesday last. He was quite deed. The
rite over this heart were entirely smashed, end drove own-
pletely into the heart, causing instant death. The jury
returned a verdict of " Accidental death." The roroser sug-
jested two simple preventives of future accidents at the
Wadies. Osie was to let the men work with rope* attached
to them, so that they could nut fall far: the other to have
tarpaulins, or eme•thing of the sort, to catch them at a
short distauce from the top. The foreman said every pre-
csution had been taken, and some suggestions of the cermet.
some time back had been acted upon, sod there were some
additamtal otaceutioes now to be taws since this Wt fatal

BctiNrns LIVeRPOOL NIX? WlLL—Little or
no business will be transacted I. Liverpool next week.
With the exception of Teseday, the Cotton Market will
be closed till Thursday, and &e mend brokers will treas.
act no imaineas up to this same day. On Moseley, by order
of the mayor, the corporate public offices will all be clamed,
consequent upon the funeral of the Niece Consort, and it
is generally expected (though the mayor has not considered
it advisable to issue a peoclasnation on the subject) that
busing= will be pretty generally suspended on Monday.
Yesterday (Priday), for the Ira time since itamitablishmenk
the Broker's General If eirrolar wee issued with a
mourning border.
Bessor's WATCHES AND CLOCLI.-..-" Perfection
of mechanise.'—Morning Poet. Gold watches, Ito la manna:
wirer catches, 3to 00 guineea. Bensoo's new 'Unarmed Pamph-
let, free f two stamps. 4secriptive of every constraction of
watch, suaWes persons In any part of the world to t. silk
the greatest certainty the watch beet adapted to their use.
Watches sent tree and sae by post on receipt of a retalitawn.
• Benson, 33 and 34, Ludgate-12111 ;4C and 47, Coma%
London, LC. Established 1740.--(Adverthement.