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In the last number Of the Revue Encyclo-
pedque, there is an account of very extra
ordinary proposal, to communicate vocal in
telligence, in few moments to vast distanc-
es, and this not by symbols as in the tele-
graph, but by the human voice. The plan
originated with NJ. Dick, an Englishman;
who states that the human voice may be
made Ineligible at the distance of twenty
five or thirty miles. 1t is to be conveyed
through tubes.