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THE TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS TWEEN BALTIMORE AND NEW YoRK.-A Wash Ington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce states that the New York Magnetic Company having filled their stock, ready to proceed to the com more and New York. This design may, however, be frustrated by the railroad companies, the of whose travel is wantei In that case, the funds oi the Company 10 ie employed m establishing a Telegraph line between New York and Boston. Should the experme,, succeed, line from Bangor to New Orleans will s'on he established and another probably, westward St. Louis. Mir. Kendall, II is sad, calculates tha the stock of the Company will yield dividend of 9 per cent. per anHum. ThIs estimate is founded onthe postages received from the Government Express Mail.