{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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IsPeHrANcE or THE TELEGRAPH TO MEN OF BUSINESS A broker of this city, who had re- c-ived to day an order for $l0 900 of New-Yo ork finn Is, went out immediately in the morning to see fl he could fill the order, but unable find that a,sount of the required funds. He proceeded to the office of Morse's Telegraph, ab'ut II o'clock, AM , and sent a message to his correspondent Washing ton asking the necessary funds could he procured th.re In less than hour CT was returned by his friend in Washington. through the Telegraph, st,tng that the sum required should be transmitted to his order this evening, by return mail. Had il not been for the nsirumenialiy of ihs wonderful in vention, the here alluded to- the business op era, ron, in all probability, could not have been ei- fecied in time to suit the p,ries concerned.

 IL may be proper state that ie transaction here noticed could have been accon piished even in less time, had there been regular systematic arrange inent wi,h messengers, &c. The api reputation hay ing been nearly exhausted. and none oile, made ny Congress, ihose who superntend the Telegraph do not feel liberty to incur extra expenses, further than are necessary to make experiments We hope Congress will give this matter their earliest attention. -[Baltmore Patriot, 18th alt.