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THE MAGNETIC PRINTING TELEoRAPH.- Some days ago we stated that a specimen of printing had been shown to which said to have been made by nagnetic appartus ard we alluded then in brief and cautious terms to the possible merits o this new application of electro magnetism. On sec ing the machine itself in operation yesterday after uoon, we found that what had been said was very faint testimony in favor of one of inc most exiraor. dinary arrangements of mechanical power which the age in which we live SO fertile in in, ions, has yei produced

 The words pi ined before us are in fact better and more distinct than the specimen which had been shown and the rapidiiy of the performance Of the machine is beyond that which had been descri- bed. As fast as one spell the words they are printed of distinctly and without any chance ot CT. TOT. Tn give the familiar illustration of the pabilily ofthis telegraph, which happens to occur, is only necessary state. that editor from hia sanctum might serve his compositors al iheir cases with clearly printed copy of matter, as fast as he could spell the words of which it was composed. This would not do for long and prosv editorial hut il would answer much better purpose, by causing the news of lhe day be dgesied and condensed in small paragraphs suited to the heat of the weather and the patience of the reader.

 This invention of which we speaking, is one of those things easy and simple in it's cons ucon that IS surprised h,mse at not having thought of it before, and yet has the inventor, Mir. HOuse, months of funwearied and intense application, and is monument alike creditable to his ingenuity and his assiduity.-lN. Y. Evening Post.