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lnroaraNr lNyENfloNs=-We give be
lan description Of Mr.. +. :. Pca,es new.
ly invented Telegraph, IRON the Buffalo
Advertiser:


Without attempting precise de'erip
ton oi the machlue, We will briefly indi.
cato somc ol lls peculiarilies aud merits.
IT, small compact form hrsI attracts allcn.
ton, the machine that we saw occupying a
space Of about eighteen inches in height.
ln font i. the Dial Register, upon the peri.
phrry oi which, like the lgurrs on The dial
uia clock, are ranged the alphabet IN bald,
distinct characters, aHl the ten numerals
and dots. Upon the face OF this dial moves
hand connected with an rscspemenl.-
This is used for reporting by sight. The
operator moves a hand IN correspond.
ing dia., and all the reporters II, the ulher
end OF the line have 10 do is to write down
the letters as Indicated by the hand Oh the
dial there. The rapIdiy with which this
can be done lar tfanscends any reporting
hy the dots and lines of Morses machine,
besides its power OF accommodating fifty or
more reporters at the same time. This
part Of the apparatus can he used alone, or
be Instantly connected with the Type and
Printing apparatus when it is desired to
obtain the reporl IN an enduring form, or it
can bo closed when private communca.
tions are transmitted.


The printing apparatus is so constructed
as 10 print with clear legiblc impression
two OF twenty or more copies at tho same
time upon both sides Of the paper, which
renders misprinl impossible. The tspe
ink themselves and also distribute the ink,
and after making an impression clean
themselves, and are again ready lor use.
Tbs copies OF reports can be pri tied blacl,
upon one side aud red upon the other
There is repeater. by which any letter,
etc. can be repeated or reprinted in mo.
mcni, wllhou; the dial.hand moving or the
circuit being broken. Another singular
and important invention Is the arrangement
by which two currents are made 10 traverse
the same conductor and effect different
ends without eilecting each other.


Instead OF the common magnet, Mr..
pease uses ore Of his own invention, which
he styles tho Compound MuItiplcr.


Ia briel, the superiority Of his Repeating
Telegraph over others may be summed up
as follows:


First. In the simple arrangement Of the
Dial Register whose finger indicates letter
by letter, with unerrlng accuracy, every
word. From this Dial any number of per.
sons eau copy for themselves. In connec.
ton with the printing apparatus, which prints
upon both sides OF the paper, and il desired
in different coors,-and any number oi
copies at the one impression.


Second. The simple manner by which
any lcttcr, etc, can be repeated or re.
printed in a moment and the manner in
which type distribute ink and clean them
selves.


Third The compact form the different
parts of the machine and as the whole
which renders it portable and in case ol
accident its different paris easy of access.