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The Philadelphia Inquirer remarks that the great iron steamer now being built at Bristol, Eng, will no doubt, when completed, be regarded of the most extraordinary mechanical wonders in the world She will carry five masts, and her tonnage will reach the enormous extent of 3600 Her length on deck is 324 feet She will have four engines of 300 horses power each, and she is expected to be completed by the lst of May next. She is designed in the first place, for the Archimdes screw; but should that fail, she is so constructed that paddles may be readily sorted to. Her hull is divided into compartments, so that if one should become injured, the accident would not affect the safety of the vessel Her workman ship throughout is described as of the very highest style of art. She will be filled with water before she is launched, and thus her tighness tested The iron Gall wrougbt) is more than hall an inch thick. She will cost something like $5O0, ,0O0. and is sup posed, will be commanded by Captain Hosken.