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Scientific Erperiment.-Mr. Thillorier, French philosoher has perfected an apparatus for congela ton, by means of which he obtains degree of cold one hundred degrees below zero He has announced his intention of quifying atmospheric air. But ac- cordng the London Foreign Quarterly, it is by no means certain this has already been achieved by our distinguished countryman, Mir. Perkins. He placed glass tube in the compressng engine under pressure of 28,000 pounds to the square inch-and when il was taken out, there small globue of fluid at the bottom of the glass, and appearance of air in the tube Dr. Wollaston and Sir Humphrey Dayy considered this the lipuaction of atmospheric r.-[Boston Journal.