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INTERESTING EXPERIMENT-Ihes Balti- more Patriot states, that on Wednesday morn- ing an important and beautiful experiment was tested at Washington, on Norse's Mag netic Telegraph. Professor Charles B. Page, Examiner in the Patent Office, well known for his many ingenious inventions in electro magnetism, has been engaged for some time in improving his original ''Magneto Electrical Aachine,o which has now attained such a degree of perfection as to answer all the pur- poses ofthe galvanic battery in the Telegraph.

 The first experiment tried on "Wednesday in presence of Professor Morse and Mr. Vail, his. assistant, fully attested the practcablity and importance of the invention.

 The telegraphc instruments were operated to Baltimore and back to Washington-a dis tance eighty miles-by means of this new improvement, thus establishing the fact that the galyanc battery, more expensive and disagreeabe apparatus, may be dispensed with.

 The instrument was made by Professor Page, for Professor Morse, and the complete success of the experiment, adds to the value of the Telegraph by economising it's opera tions, so far as to remove all objections, on the score of expense, to it's extensive intro duction,