{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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NEw AND IMPoRTANT lSvENTIoN-A MAG- NETIc PRINTING TELEGRAPH.-The application of this hidden and mysterious power, 10 the purpn- ses of the rapid transmission of intelligence is yet in ilr infancy There is now in this city, telegraph moved by the power of electro magnetism, which per forms that which, in our boyish days, we would not have believed if we had read il Arabian Nights We have seen a specimen of printing done with the usual letters of the aphabei and legibe to child the cleares type, which was execute at one end of magnetic wire, through direction given al the other. It is true, as incredible the stateRlaut may be, that might. fl the wires were laid, now si, a; New York and, with more rapidity than our best compostor set type, print al New Orleans letter or despatch in the ordinary letters of our language.

 In few days this invention will be made more generally known, when will be al liberty to speak of n more fully. At present arrangements are mak

 ing for the per lection uf ihe patents here and in Flu rope. The telegraph itself we have not seen, and m making the statements with regard to il are obliged to speak little incautiously from heresay.-INew York Evening Post.