From hc Loaeel Journal.
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SouARING THE CIRCLE. This problem, which has occupied the attention of the sei- entific men for ages, but yet never has been satisfactory solved in mathematical man. nerve learn from the American Sentinel, has at length approximated to great de- gree of accuracy by a simple experiment. Froma piece of carefully rolled-sheet brass, a gentleman had cut out circle of l9 in- ches diameter, and square of IT. These he weighed. and found alike heavy. Being therefore of the same weight and. Of the same thickness, the surfaces of the square and circle must also be the same. Squares are therefore in circles as IT to 19.