New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

foaklDg ram, ana Tue suee's arc ~"
fast-melting snow. We bad an od-fash'oned 'anuafy
tbaw yeste rday and everything out OF DOOR ooAeu
dreary and bedraggled TO the last degree o.Henr
during this soft SPELL should gee TO 1t that 'aeir
walks are cleared of the accumulated ice o1ner"i'e
with return Of frost, walking would become ehceou'
ngly dangerous 1t is the duty Of the ponce 10 SOC
that the ordinances in relation to this matter are
ly carried ont.
SEMPER PARArUs-Maior-Gen Sanford has ten
dered The whole Of the First Division N \. 3. NJ 70
Gov Morgan the Comnander-in Chief to be ready for
service In an hours notice. No orders to this effect have
been issuedt the rank and 6le but 10 stated az fact
ut the Generals headquarters.
BuLLs HrAp.-Ner- York Cattle Market, Tuesday,
Jan. 15.-Tbe opening day Of the market In Forty
fourth street, has been very unsettled one, in oonse
quence Of several trains having been delayed by the
snow storm Of yesterday. There were no. in the pens
at the opening over 1000 head Of bulocks but 1t was
Known that there were delayed trains on the Harlem,
| Hudson River and Camden and Amboy roads, and 1t
| was uncertain how many buocks were on them, and
how much it would affect the market, when they came
in if they did 20 in the course Of the day, and 10 both
buyers and sellers were operating, 1t were, In the
dark. Part of these expected los came in about noon
and the arrival had rather depressing effect. Preyi-
Gus TO that rt.class butchers had been very active in
trying TO secure enough good bulocks for immediate
ute which they found il difficult TO do at anything less
than 10 cents pound for the net weight OF meat nnk-
ing ofal. All quotations made thus in this market
II abullock il estimated weigh l0cwt OF dressed meat
and tie rate agreed upon l0censa pound the price
of the animal on foot will be 500. This class of bull
locks very at the opening and hence the
high price asked for all that would pass az inst rate
Come Of those that arrived later good but the
number was not large enough to materially affect the
price The result therefore, Of the first days opera
tons has been lively demand for frst-class buocks
at advance upon prices current week ago. but this
cannot be sad Of inferior sorts, which, we believe,
have sold at lower rates than they did last Tuesday
TIE weather to-day has been soft with good deal OF
sEow-water under foot-otherwise pleasant Winter
day for outdoor business and IL all the stock had been
in at the opening Of the MARKET is probable that the
rates would have been steady at decline OF about &C.
uron quotations in last report Of the market. We
find that some of the owners and the cattle brokers look
forward with very little confidence toward tomorrow.
They fear that fresh arrivals expected, added to the
stock that win not be sold to-day. will reduce prices.
PoLIcE MAeisTRlTEs.--It is a matter Of regret that
any difference should exist between tho Magistrate.
and Police Commissioner few evenings since all the
Police justices met in the Court Of Special seesions IN
regard 10 some order published by the Police Superin-
enden which they regarded personally insulting to
them and calculated deprive their Office OF much OF
liz efficiency. The officers have received orders not to
Obey the instructions Of the Justice In collecting evil
denee in aid Of prosecutions. The other day Jus.'e
Steers wished to send seaedpackage Of papers = the
Distrct-Attorney which the officers refused 70 take.
An officer was dismissed recently for rsssating for
Justice Welsh the words Of an oath to a witness. As
the Board OF Magistrates is composed Of eight justices,
four Democrats and four Republicans their unanmity
seems 10 indicate that the orders complained of
very Objectionable 10 them II Is obviously necessary
that good understanding shond exist, and that all
qunfres in regard to trivial detail should be ignored
between two departments OF the public service whose
duties are intimately connected. The difficulty sp-
pears 20 be this: The Police Commissioners claim and
exercise the right 10 control their officers in tho Police
Courts while the Magistrates very reasonably they
think claim that in their Cours their mandates should
be imperative they find that this elashng Of author
ity tends bring them into contempt. There be-
tween 10000 and 10000 persons brought before the
Police Courts annually, and, in order to dispose
Of this vast number of cases properly, the hsgis-
trAtes ana HUG 10 laoSe
simple assistance and implicit obedience from all their
subordinate.
RowpYs AsD JusIIcE.--After the rcbellous Titus
had been locked up in the Fifteenth Ward cells, on
Monday night for rotous conduct at the Mercantile
Library on the occasion OF the postponed Helper lee
turo and bis friend Capt Wiley and Others had ex-
bausted persuasion 10 induce Capt. Carey to release
him, they went Of in search Of a magistrate TO come
aud discharge him from custody; but without success.
1t IL said that among othep, they called upon City
Judge McCunn, about ! o'clock In the morning, ex-
pecng of eourse that he would cheerfully accede to
their wishes but they nightly astoni,hed,
to 49, confounded, when the Judge, whom they had
counted upon ns second Ruso very politely replied,
" Upon my honor gentlemen should be happy TO
serve you If could; but have resolved principle
10 interfere in no case with the due course Of JUS
tice' jus. then there was pretty tall swearing,
but no harm came Of il. Yesterday thoy found Mag
istrate more complasant, in Mr. Justice Connolly.
When Capt. Cafrey undertook to prefer his
complaint agninst Mr.. Titus, that immaculate
Magistrate, whose ears had been filled by state
Inents made by the prisoners friends, suddenly
squelcbed the officer by refusing 20 listen to him.
lie went still further, and for personal quarrel
which he has long had with Cairey, oonsured him
roundly for having dared TO take wedressed rowdy
into custody Capt. Titus then dismissed, the
Magistrate expressing the greatest sympathy for him,
and regretting exceedingly that officer of the Police
force had 80 degraded bis position as arrest person
Of such apparent responsibility Capt. Titus was ar
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