Magnetic TeIcsraphs.
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We announced some days ago that arrange
ncnts were in progress tor establishing Mag
aetic Telegraph bsiwsen New York and Boston,
". have sine, b.en inforRed that LEosARD GALE
snd F. ]. O. SMITH are the parties by whom
lhe enterprise is under,aken they having purchased
,hs privilege from Professor MORSE. The electrical
wires will be carried through Wes:chester County
and along the Connecticut shore, passing through
Hartford, New Haven, Spring field, and Worcester
TO the capital of Massachusetts.


gre also learn that similar communication BE-
tweed Albany and Buffalo is 10 be established dur
ing the next year by Professor MORSE and another
party.


will be recolIeced that bill isnow before Con-
press Tor the combination of the telegraph from Bal
limore 10 suca point opposite 10 bf city OF New
York rs may be found most practicable fer the cx-
elusive use and direction Of The Unted States-pro-
yideG the same shsi consist OF line OF six wires,
and shall no. exceed the cost Of Si6l per me-'he
same 10 be paid cut 0i any moneys in the Treasury
rot otherwise eppropriaed and the said tel1graphic
contrivance, when constructed, shall be assigned
and made appur'enani 10 the Post Office Department
under the superintendent Of S. F. B. Morse, and
under such regulations and tariff ofcharges for CON-
muncatiops made thereby Tor private or Government
purposes as the Postmaster Genera! shall institute,
and until Congress shall otherwise order" If this
bill passes, as we hope i. will, the communication
will soon be complete from Washington 10 Boston.
Wbat shall hinder The extension CT The Telegraph
sill, further East, say TO Portsmouth, Portland, Au-
gusta, ard Bangor, and..fnaly to Madewasca? And
then why not extend it TO the West ard South? The
benefits to be derived from this new application oil
of magnetic power are incalculable, battling even
the imagination Of The widest enthusiast in his ef-
forts to conceive of them. Brother Jonathan, we
believe, is ahead OF all the rest Of The world in this
NATTER and may justly feel some pride in circnm-
stance which indicates so high adegeee ofinventive
genius, scientific knowledge and ndomitablc enter
prise.