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to place that General at the head of the
War Department, clean out the Cabinet of tho
radicals, give him clear stage and no favor
and the armies Of the rebels in the field will be
crushed in three months. But something more
than that will be needed to bring about cor
dial reunion of North and South and heal the
wounds Of our bleeding country. Not to the
radicals, but to the conservative elements, do
we look for tn Is contamination
The BATTLE OF MURFREEsB0R0-NEwsPAP
ENrERPRsE.-The efforts made by the press Of
New York since the commencement OF the war
to keep pace with and satisfy the interest Of
the public in the events by which it has been
marked have extorted even from those foreign
journals which are most hostile to the North
many q tribute Of admiration. Certainly no
thing exhibiting the same energy anhdisregard
of expense has as yet been attempted by the
English or French press OF the many feats
that have been accomplished in this way the
reports given by our special correspondents Of
the battles Of Port Royal, New Orleans, New
bern, Pea Ridge, Shiloh, Fredericksburg, vicks-
burg and Murfreesboro are especially dessrv-
ing of praise. The account that we published
yesterday of the desperately contested series
Of engagements at the latter point yields to
none in the energy displayed by the writer, or
in the graphic and thrilling interest Of its de-
tails. Previous to the arrival of our correspon-
dent we had nothing but the Geographic
descriptions. which were brief, unsatisfactory,
and at one time more calculated TO inspire
alarm than confidence. Our correspondent
only left the battle field on Sunday, and yester-
day we were enabled to give his full narrative
Of the events of which he had been an eye wit
ness. There is another feature Of this achieve
ment which 1t would be unjust towards the
other parties who contributed to its success to
pass over in silence. Our correspondent did
not reach New York until near eleven at night.
when the diagrams Of the battle field which he
had brought with him were placed in the
hands Of our artists-Messrs. Waters & Son
drawn on wood, engraved and published with
his narrative by Eve o'clock next morning.
There is probably no such instance Of journal
istic and artistic expedition as this on record
Ii shows what can be accomplished by deter
ninatlon, energy and liberal outlay Of
money.
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The stranger in New York who sees the north
ern side Of the City Hall Park fenced of for
the accommodation Of the bill posters could
hardly be persuaded to believe that behind
those bills and boards is new Court House in
embryo, and that, although the Court House L.
greatly needed, Mayor Opdyke persists in keep
ing it in embryo by refusing to sign the war
rants for paying the workmen. The present
accommodations Of our courts have been pre-
sented by the Grand Jury as nuisances, and
several Of our judges have resigned rather
than preside in such court rooms. Yet Mayor
Opdyke persists in preventing the building OF
the new Court House, in which all our courts
would be excellently located. The judgment
rolls and other public records are now kept in
the City Hail. which is not Hreproof building.
and are liable to be destroyed any day, %
they very nearly were turing the fire on the
day Of the cable celebration, in which cass
half the property in the city would he involved
in endless litigation, only equalled by that
which succeeded the great fire in London. Yet
Mayor Opdyke persists in preventing the
completion of the new Court House, in which
these documents would be safely preserved.
The city and county arc now paying immense
sums Of money for the rent Of rooms and build
ings for the use Of city and county officials,
who, IL the new Court House were finished,
would have their Offices in the public buildings
in the Park This, il is believed, is the reason
why Mayor OpdSke persists in preventing the
completion of the new Court House. The Times
Association lets about two-thirds Of Its Offices
to the city and county; the Tribune Association
lets part Of its building as a storeroom for
the public stationery, and almost every poll
tican who owns any real estate manages as the
new Court House is unfinished, TO rent part Of
his buildings to Che city or county. We arc
afraid that these men influence Mayor Opdyks,
and, just as he seems to veto cvcry measure
not calculated to benefit the pockets Of his
political friends 80 he refuses to sign the pay
warrants for work ON the new Court House be-
cause his political friends have Offices aAd
newspapers to rent, and find the city and county
their best paying tenants.
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NewY ork, Saturday. January 10, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-10

WALL STREET on THE RAup,aE.-N Never has
there been witnessed anything IN the way of
financial or commercial excitement like that
which has prevailed in Wall street for the last
few days. Bulls and bears have both gone
mad, and in their frenzy are fitting against and
running down every one. The cause OF this is
the sudden and remarkable rise In stocks,
some Of which have gone mp as high as from
twenty 10 thirty per cent in a couple Of days
The epidemic Is so infectious that the usual
channels of business have proved insufficient.
New stock boards are accordingly being or
ganized at the corner Of every street, and in.
stead Of half we are obliged to publish whole
column Of stock sales daily. If things 20 on at
this rate the excitement created by the opera
tions of the celebrated inancier Law in Paris
will sink into nsignifcauce before that agitating
our own market. In Laws time the women
became just as crazy on this subject as the men.
and duchessss and grsettss were daily to be
seen thronging the avenues to the Bouse We
are hurrying fast towards the same pitch Of
financial insanity. Unless something occurs TO
check this wild spirit Of speculation, we too
may expect TO see our wives and daughters
i,ssala a,xas ia ns temple Of MaulmaD,
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AUsTIS, Texas, Sept 9, e.
B. THzsoS, Es2.. ErsnsA Gsd SazEi,s Con-
Sal, GslrEI;oa:
SIz.-Your communication OF the 18Th
ultiuo is before me, and contents duly 10
ted.
Inauswer TO your frs; in;ssrogsiory. per
nit me to say that the sune1ation OF Tex
as to the United States was good poIi;i-
cal measure.
As to your second question, Rnsws.
most emphasicalIy that "ihe set OF disu-
MON and of the junction % tine Stste o:
Texas 20 the Southern States EAs = good
aud PEoPeS political step.
In reply to your third inquiry, have 20
say athe re-establiShmeut OF OF the old Re-
public of TEXAS will not be beneficial 10
our beloved adopted country.
Texas has linked her fate with ths; OF hs-
sisters of the South She will be t-us,
SIesdfast, and victorious.
IhaTe the honor 10 be,
Yours very respectfully,
F. +. LCssocz.
True copy of the original.
JAS. PAUL, Private See'y.
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LISTERS, -a- ras fo2-ks5 i from The French
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ER LrEsocz.
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To His EIcslsnCy 2 P LUEEcCx.
GoTe-no- Of the Stzle o: Texas.
SiE: VIII you % kind enough 70 inform
ne e22Ejess5sgy Of yoar personal opinion
OF the following qussiioos-
lst TIE sncexz:io5 Of The Rz2ubIc Of
Texas TO the Uaited States VAS @ was 10;
3 god political measure
u. The act Q; disuzioa sai the jauer.o-
Of :he State O: Texas to the Soatasrz
States WAS o. Vas no; aaoitE. god Q. bal
policy taken By the State
And, Sd. The re-eEtsbiishasai Of tas
old Republic Of Texas viii or will u; De
beneficial 20 our beloved adopted oour,-r
Your answers 20 these questions, sir,
will serve ne as guide in nv political
correspondents With the GoTsruu=a;s
which have the honor to represent:
have the honor, sir, sa6 with Te-r aucb
respect, to be, your obedisHt servant,
5. THEzoS.
French and Spanish Consul
certify the above aad foregoing to De $
true copy OF the original now OF 6ie in the
EIeeutiTe Department At Acstia, Texas
JAXKs PACL, Private Secretary