The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-12 00:00:00

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Ocr. 11.

The debates of the Conferenoe on the question
of the Zollverein have terminated. At the field
sitting, which took place to-day, the protocol waa
signed-

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN SPAIN.
BARCELONA, Ocr. 10.

A very serious accident has occurred on the
railway between Barcelona and Granollers. As
a train, coming from France, consisting of nine
carriages, was crossing a bridge over a torrent, the
bridge gave way, and the locomotive and seven
carriages were precipitated into the water. Two of
the carriages remained suspended from the broken
bridge. Many dead bodies have already been
drawn out ; others have disappeared, having been
carried away by the current. There are also many
persons more or lees injured.

AMERICA.
QUEF-NSTOWN, Ocr. 11.

The extra Inman steamship Recta, from New
York on the 30th ult., pawed Roche's point at
1.20 p.m. to-day. She brings 175,730 dollars in
specie and 68 passengers.

THANISOITINO /OH THE LATE HARVEST AT
DULWICH COLLEGE CILUIE.—A 0100010011 congreptioe
essasided
abyes:ELnds manta( at this pled of worship, the
aware being y deeded to thanksgiving to Gad for
the resist t harvest with which the land has bees
biased. The Ike. T. J. Berreell, rector of St. darpret's
Loddiery, preached au eloquent and impressive
swam os the wiessios from Psalm &I, the 9th and fol-
lowing versa, at the don of which • collection is the form
of thesk-offerieg wave nada, in aid of she foods aired for
Wald Want salmis is the village. In the after pert of
the goy • sermon wu preached is the same plain el wor-
pdp, far a Mallet gliairee,.. by the tier. J. 11.0141hus, i
daplide of Dultriait The jowled of popukdoe is '
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INAUGURATION' OP THE MEMORIAL STATUE
OP THE LATE PR/NOB CONSORT AT AMU-
DlSN.—(ramoaaow.)

Her Majesty the Queen and the members of the
royal family will be received at Gundatreet, Aberdeen,
to-00mm, by the Lord Provost, magistrates, and town.
council, his Grace the Duke of Richmond, the sheriff of the
eount►, the 001111110411 of the county, and the committee
appointed by the sabeeriben for the ereetion of the me.
morial. A spear for the carriages io the proceerioe will be
lined by the Aberdeen depOt battalion, the Abwdeea
artillery sad rise volunteers, the naval reserve, and the
polies of the city sad county.
The eviler of the proossien will be u follows :
Body of Police.
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Detach Meat of Cavalry.
The Convener and Meatar of Hospital of the Incorporated
Trades.
The Priatind Professors of the University of Aberdeen.
Maroehetti and the City Architect.
His Omits the Das of Richmond, the Sheriff of the

Oonnt7 ;
The Convener of the County ;
And be OommiNee of Subscribers to the Memorial.
The LORD PROVOST,
And Masisissees end Town Council.

The &Sit is atlia;iasee ea Het Kaisety sad the Ha
Family.
Lady Augusta Braes (ha atteedaael is the Que.).

Cormier of Hohenthal (in attendance on Grown irinoineh.
Buenas Schenck (in 'Mondani* on Pries:on Leafs of
Hone).
The Right Hon. W. L Gladstone.
The Princes Alfred, Arthur, and Leopold.
Lady Churchill (Lady in Waiting).

The Peones Hoissa.
The Prisms Leaks.
TIN Crews Prima of Prussia.
TM Prism Loci of Hesse.

The PASSIM Leas of Hers.
The (beim Primer of Prima &
THE QUEEN. •
Husby Losart.

When her Majesty sod the royal family have takes their
places, the Very Reversed the Principal of the tiedverdty
will open the proceedings with prayer. As address from
the contributors to the memorial will be presorted to her
Majesty the Queen. The statue will than be uncovered.
At the conclusion of the ceremony bar Majesty, the royal
family, sad suite, will return to Gaild-street station wit►
their escort, by the Name route as they arrived.
The Northern Clubroom buildings directly face the elle el
the status. la front of the lower windows a platform it
being erected for the accommodation at the Queen and royal
party, who will be set down at a portico erected at the frost
door. The Queen will pus from her carriage into the lobby,
sad theme into the billiard-room—a handsome lofty room,
which forms a half oval ►t the sod towards lialoo.tea mem
—and which will be fitted up plalaly but elegantly for bar
reception. There are two windows in the room from which
ore excellent view of the statue can be got, should it rain.
sad in front of these the royal platform is being fitted up.
The windows will be opened, sad the royal party will pass
by them on to the platform. The large table in the centre
of the room will be laid oat with refreshments for the
royal party and suite ; sod the committee of the dab have
intimated to the members that the house will be aloud to
them until her Majesty's deputies.
The statue is, of course, kept °keel, mulled up. The
agars represeots the late Peace (lesion sealed wit► the
robe of the Thistle over a add•manhslti uniform, while he
hells in his head a sera, intended to represent the ad-
arms delivered by the lamented Prince at Aberdeen, on the
occasion of his prodding over the British Association for
the Advancement of Science. The height of the figure as
it is seated is 6 feet 6 inches, sad the likeness to she
deceased Prince Is said to be striking. The statue is *end
oft a granite pedestal. The plinth, 10 feet by 8j feet, is of
grey granite, dressed. Above this Is s moulded tees of red
granite, polished. The die, also of red granite, polished,
sod surmounted by a cope of the same material, is 5 feet
8 inches, by 4 feet 2 inches, sod 4 feet 2 inches in height.
There are bronze enrichments on the base and the cope.
The Aberdees Herald expenses a hope th►t the citiseos
of Abe:dies—so signally honoured In this matter—will
scrupulously ►ttend to the wishes of her Majesty ; sod
" that nothing will occur to jar the feeling of sacred pies. I
sure with which she regards t►e ooesaioo —the ouoverieg

of the fiat statue yet 'Vold to do honour to her lamented
husband, ' Albert the Good,' and the first occaeion on which
s►e has appeared publicly dace his death.*