{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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MoRsE's TELEoRArH.-ln 1850, even at it's present rate of progress, and without count ing on accelerat.ng improvements, the daily proceedings Congress will be reported each night at New Orleans, New Y ork, Boston and the intermedate cities The members will hardly have time to pass from their seats in the Capitol to their dinner, before the mi racle-working Telegraph will have told a thousand miles off how they have performed their mornings work. Who will say our country is unmanageably large, when Boston and New Orleans, perhaps Portland and Gal weston, shall exchange greetings dozen times in one day; when New York shall in the space of five minutes communicate with New Orleans, and when every important commer- cial or political intelligence will be radlated to all the chief cities Ill all hour? Yet all this will be done, and be to us but thing of household familiarity by 1850.

 The wonderful invention of Morse, the lightning tanner, will doubtless ere long be taught to follow the course of every railway Tn the country, for there is nothing in its na- ture which compels the line of communica- ton to avoid the ground, and in q very few NtttN illt dHlS oi dt VI u7iiih- may be promulgated in twenty-lour hours throughout the whole country, from the 'Tele- graphic Bureau.

 This process is very simple Agen,lemau sis quietly in his room at B,lsi.aore, be!orc a desk. on corner ol which rises an imsiru- men, not larger lhaa au areardion, anl on ,hs be plays letters and numerals as h. Woi5d musical uotcs. IIe las umvne,ir aiPhahei. au'l as he tuurhes the keys. ihr Woal and sentence is spelled, hnl tlie phrase i- scl io lightning and horne od by rleslrlr ire te Wa>hiuglea. The ao'es iaeehcd a aae elts ase in sseen.ls space wit:eu ana uuruiini at lhe uthEr. in ihe timr rr4uifet ln pl'tE q waltz on plana, sestseaee eoul1 ba sraa.missod from Portland Go New usleaas.

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