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Machinery and Capital.-The following extraor- dinary statement IS copied from the Mechanic S Magazine:

 Mr Cracshay's Iron Worhs.-Number of persons employed 5OOO Annual sum expended for labor G3OH,00O. Number of horses employed, 450- Number of steam engines, eight each of fifty horse power, but going night and day, doing the work of twelve thousand horses. Water wheels, nine; equal to the power of nine hundred and fiy-lou horses Y Furnaces, eighty four; each about fifty feet high, and wide in proportion. Forges three Foundry, one. Rolling mills eight. Boring mill, one. An nually used for mixing with the iron ore, non stone ninety thousand tons, lime, ,000 tons Annually consumed, coals, 100000 ons gunpowder, 30 OOOO lbs. candles, 10000 120 miles of tram railway have been laid down for the use of these works besides which there Is a canal of several miles, with acqueducts, bridges, &c. Of tram wagons made chiefly oiiron there are many thousands. Mir Craw- shay has lately built castle for his own residence, ill the vicinity of the works which covers an area of IA square feet, and contains seventy-two apart ments; the locks and hinges alone cost E700 There is pinery attached to the castle which is heated by steam, and costs f85O yearly; an extensive grape ry aso that costs nearly as much

 Supposed to include the blas pudding and reyerberato- ry furnaces.