New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

carried and ts importance 10 the community reference
may here be made the arrangements of the newpper
presf in NewYork and their expenses for teiegrepac
dspafchee. The Associated Press, consistlng on IN
seven principal morning papers published In New iors,
paid during the year ending November, 49, heaiy
10000 for dispatches onethird of which was i9
news. The several newspapers composing I'M 90 e
ciston paid during the same time about slfV'' i''
special and exclusive dispatches ..1 an
Alexander Balm n native Of Scotland paten,eu sh
Electro Chemical Telegraph on the ia ; =, connec
1876 and another patent wss granted 70 o' 1 j,,or
ton with Robert Smith in October, Iei' FL.
tages which the inventor attributes 70 te -
Chemical Telegraph are; LIST More e o9 w rs,d;,v
rlictv m the primitive construction "a nore rapy
n the ,ransmissiop of dspatches-a single WIRE wa
GOOD iu,ulator can transmit 300 letters a n,nu'e
"A An electric current more feeble tnan Il oruhisy
suffice. 10 cause the apparatus TO work; an More I'm
;.v snd economy in the correspondence and superin
tndence 9Th Fewer chances Of error in the dlspache.
sent The Balm telegraph used in this country has been
materially improved ~ Henry D. kogrrs Line,
in the United States
New.York 10 Boston, via Providence 80
ESQ miles each) "Hes ~ M
Boston 10 Portland --.l WIRE, lVJ mics
Boston, through New Ilampshire, to
Burlington VT, and thence to Og- -o II,
densburgh, ~ Y.....-...-.-..-.I WIRE, ~ miles
Troy TO Saratoga. i WIRE, % uiie'
York to Buffalo 5l3 miles EACH wires, lo26 miles
The House Printing Telegraph was invented by
Royal f. House, Pennsylvania, and patented Aprii
Is 1876 The first line operating with TINS
was completed in August 1850 by the Boston and New
York Telegraph Company, between mos cues. IL Has
been patented in England by Jacob Brett
The difference between Morses and House teiegrepn
is that the fret at the distant end wnas
10 RACED ~ the other while Houses does not trace az
either end but makes signal Of letter az the ditant
end which has been made at the oher, and tnu Dy ne"
machinery and new power Of air and as1al magnet
ism, s enabled 10 print signal letter at the last end
and this at the astonishing rate OF sixty or seventy
strokes or breaks in second and at once records tue
information by it's own machinery, in Roman letters
Morsesis lees complicated and easier nteigble while
Houses is very difficult to be Compounded in It's opera
tions in detail and works with the addition of two more
powers one air. and the other called dIial magnetism
one tracing writing telegraph the other signal
and printing telegraph.
The following are the blouse" lines in operation
The Boston and New-York Telegraph Company, two
wires length GOO miles
line being constructed 20 connect with the
Boston line running from Springfield, MSS. to Al
banv ~ Y there TO intersect the New York and Buffalo
line using the same instruments, extending from New
York TO Buffalo, distance OF $40 miles
One wire in operation, connecting with Pough
keepe Troy Albany Utica, Syracuse Lyons Rochester,
Albion Lockport and Buffalo, and another wire nearly
completed same distance The line to continue to
St Louis Mo- connecting with Cleveland, Cincinnati aud
Louisville will soon he completed forming the longest
line in the world under the direction OF one Company
the whole length being 800 miles.
The New,Jersey Magnetic Telegraph Company using
Houses Instruments, extends from Phiaaelpniat 10 NEW
York, two wires 49, miles each. line also extends
south to Baltimore and Washington. The whole ieng'h
Of House lines in the United Staes Is about 24VO miles
LIST or TELEGRAPH5 TIE UNITED STATES.