rtained that the quantity of electricity developed is just places of questionable amusement. In: Europe, the vessel, formed by the action of the screw, we see in proportion to the amount of chemical action. ‘‘ Miller’s Trea” tise on Electricity and Magnetism,” republished by John Wiley, especially… … vibrations of any other note are easily calculated. from each side, which, in their course, strike the ves- Messrs, Epitors:—In ‘‘ Notes and Queries,” page W. 8. H., of C. W.Light is polarized by being re- sel at 6 and e, and exert forces in the direction of 356 of your journal, in answer to ‘‘ An…
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