The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-25 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RZTURNB.

Mee Par H.T0621. to6ll.
RAILWAYS open eeneoee enenente 1102 1161
Week ending Oct. 96. a a a 4
Great Indian Peninsula 496 2,671 2,708 6,879 '''"
Week ending Dec. 18.
Edinburgh and Glasgow l6O
icottish North Eastern and
Dundee and Arbroath 132
Week ending Dec. 18.
8. Anat. & Lombardo-V era
(South Aust. Line) 1004 9,163 80,624 39,687 47,658
(Lombardo Line)
Central Italy Branch
Plaleance to Bologne
Week ending Dec.l9.
Limerick and Bennis
Limertck and Foynes
Waterford and Kilkenny. 31 132 22379 356 321
Waterford and Limerick 77 496 637 1.033 1.434
Sambre and Meuse 6B 180 1,466 1,634 1,410
Week ending Dec. 20.
Weal Slanders

- 7,011 OM

4,611 4,0>1

Week widths Dee. 21.
Great Northern 330 11,021 1%703 28.332 29,0%
Loa .Chatham. toad Dover 728 1,273 748 3,016 1.731
Loudon it North WesternllUi 41,860 49,003 39,039 88,040
Manchester, South Juno-
rn 370 1,087 1,304
tion. & Altrincha
Lancashire & Yorkshire NO 11,167 20.4e3 31.814 93.116
London & South Western 13.873 6.538 13,963
Blanchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
North Staffordshire l4B 7,986 7,876

MURDEROUS ATTACK UPON • POLICEMAN.—
On Tuesday, at the Weet Hiding Court-house, Huddersfield,
a man, named William Steadman, was charged with oom-
mittiog • murderous outrage upon • policeman, named
George Long. On Sunday night Loog was attracted by
• noise to a public-house known es the Shepherd's Arms, at
Cowcliffe. He found Steadman this worse for liquor, and
cautioned the landlady not to fill him any more. This en-
raged the partially drunken fellow, sod he followed the
officer into the road, upon which the latter, after re-
peatedly advising him to go home, threatened to re-
port him. No sooner bad the officer rid so,
than Steadman caught the officer by the Goat collar,
and commenced kicking him. The officer endea-
voured to seize him, and • struggle of a desperate
character ensued, which lasted for twenty minutes,
during the whole of which time the prisoners wife and
mother were looking on. There were • number of men •
short distance off, but they refused to go to the officer's
assistance. Long succeeded three times in getting Stead-
, man down, but the prisoner's mother seized the officer by
the hair and dragged bim aside, so as to enable her ROO to I
get uppermost. One of the eight or nine men staodiog a
abort distance off also advanced and kicked the officer, and ,
then ran away. Long, exhausted, called out " Murder,"
and his cries brought to his assistance two men, who led I
him home. He presented a shocking spectacle. His face
was covered with blood and bruises, caused b the kicks
• of the prisoner, who had mercilessly attacked him about
the face and head. His coat was nearly torn off, and his
legs were covered with bruises, so that he was hardly en-
abled to walk. The prisoner was committed for trial at the
@Geelong.
LONDON GENZIALOMNINUS Comrsiev(Lnrtrim).—
' Traffic receipts for the week ending Dee. 21, 10,20i1. lb. 9d.
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