The Magnetic Telegraph.
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NEW-1 oRk, April "a, 1872
To The Editor Of The Tribune:


notice in your paper OF this merng communication
the subject of the Magnetic Telegraph in which the
writer suggests TO Prof. Morse the praccah:y of con-
Meeting this Continent wit; Europc by of his wires.
This also, not idea The Professor has long had
such result in view. ] have often conversed with him
on the subject and received satisfactory the
rious ic ulties mentioned. His method similar TO
that proposed BY your orrespondent-ReelNg OF from
and abrupt shores any amount OF wirel0o00 miles, If
/, necessaryhavins covered thckly the cx-
tremities liable injury from attron and the whole Sc
cured the corrosive effects OF water. Any dan
ger the wire parting from its weight in sinking
obvated by the supporting power Of the water and the wire
already stnken There be reasonable doubt Of the
praccabiy Of the plan; bat when we see Government
negligent to itself the invaluable advantages of
this Telegraph in connecting the great Cities Of our own
country capitalists hesatins to engage in an enterprise
already proved demonstration, which the public press
and the public voice demand-with this before eyes,
how expect Prof Morse TO carry forward his de-
signs and accomplish The great results for which the Tee
graph is destined which we all mpatienty anticipate l.