Free Suffrage Iu New York

hortly to be in operatipn, as it were, bejre our own doors, every thing connect-' d with it will be of interest. The disovery is yet in its infancy, and there can e no doubt but improvements will be lade whicli will vastly augment its useulness. Tlie Washington correspondent of the ournal ofCommerce says: "The line of teleg'rnph between Baltinore and Philadclphia will no: be comleted du ring the present season - not.vilhstanding all assertions to the conrary. The price of telegraphic desifitches henee to Baltimore, as fixed by he Postmnster General, is one cent for bur letters. Words avarage five letters, n our language. Ono thousand words, ir hal f of an ordinary newspaper column, ■ krould cost, thcrefore, twelve dollars and l half for tclegraph froin Washington to 3altiinore. The timeoccupied in teleerapliinsr one