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The largest piece of malleabe iron ever made in this country, has just been forged at the Cramond Iron Works. It is 22t feet long, 12 inches square in the centre, and weighs about 8 tons. It is intended for the axle of water wheel. A cast iron one of equal strength would have weighed six tons; there is consequently, great saving of fric- tion in favor of the malleable shaft, besides costing less money, and being much more du- -Edinburgh hafer.