ctly understood, and the electro-maenet f of a square foot, with only a half pint of dilute acid. which then existed was< inapplicable to the transmiBBion of power to a distance. 3. I waB the firat to prove by actual experiment that ia order Evidently Henry was aroused to make researches by to… … ward. . . At the same time I gave the suggestions above named, Prof. Morse was not familiar with the then existing state of the sci- BELL VSED IN THE FIBST TELEOBAFH EXFEBIHEIII, ence of electro-magnetism. Had he been so, or had he read and ap- preciated the paper of Henry, the BU^estions made by…
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