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Something 'setC.-0anOthsr step to3rds onnihilating, lime and space.-We mt no longer talk of the ingenuity of the Yam les ; their fame is now being eclipsed b the West. A gentleman of Cincinnati hi in- vented an aerial steamboat. with whl he was to have made trial at that placges- terday 1t is said he places the utmoston- fidence in his ultimate success, hayingade several successful experiments in pate. Nous verronS. The boat is thus desbed in a Cincinnati paper :-' It IS abo ten feet long the ribs being covered wiSilk, in order to render it very light. The zine of two horse power, is placedin the fdle, and turns four vertical shafts proting over the bow and stern, into each oflich are fixed 4 spiral sillxen wings. whliare

 made to reyolve with 6 sufficient vei0 to cause the vessel io rlse- Over thelole is fixed moveable silken cover dened to assist in counteracting the grafIon

 force, at the same time tending to alt Tn it's propulsion forward. The whoipat, including the engine, weighs 60 pournnd has cost about $3o0."