MIaxactising Europe.
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very uncourteous paragraph In the Cincinnati


Commercial claims for the Editor Of that paper the
paternity of the idea of establishing Telegraphic
communication with Europe by means of consect
ing wires, and threatens to expose prof. Morse
and his New-Yor Editor. who is no less person.
age than Horace Greeley if we do NOT do said
Cincinnati Editor jus,ice-Now We have never
written paragraph on the subject, though several.
pro and con, have appeared in our columns; bu,
since the Editor of the Commercial now writes his
name "L c. CARTS instead Of "L Grtely Cur
tis.n as he formerly did, we are ready TO do any
thing in reason to oblige him Blu, Prot Morse has
never. to our knowledge, written hne for The
Tribune, while the first suggestion OF the wire
across the Atlantic in columns was written by
New-York lawyer, who remains, up to this blessed
momeHt, in utter and heather darkness as TO the
fact Of MIR. L. G. Curts's existence We also were,
up to this day, involved in deepes, night as 10 Mr.
C.'s authorship of the project in question. How
ever, TO avoid unpleasant consequences, we, per
order, proclaim him the genuine conceiver. Let
him be so honored.