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7he Wonderful Leper.-A correspondent of the Baltimore American gives an account of what he denominates wonderful disco very in mechanics It is intended to super sede steam, and to move boat by the mere efficacy of new lever. It is stated to be the opinion of the best informed persons, who have examined this invention, that it will, from it's great advantages and it's great econo- my, prove certain and rapid growth in na- vigation. In fact, vessel, says tile cores pondent, will cost three times less in build- ing. A vessel of any size can sail on the open seas or in rivers without any other aid than this lever. One wheel placed within the vessel is enough. A power sufficient to keep up the motion of the wheel is enough. The greatest power is in the wheel, and this force is equal to one hundred horse power. voy- age to Europe will be completed in 15 or lS days without any risk except that of coming in contact with another vessel, rocks, or light ming, and can navigate in all seasons.-HaH-' faa; AdUocate.