LEGAL MANAGEMENT.
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Anecd0te of Emmet.-SOme years ago

 iourneyman saddler in New York, who by

 his industry and economy had accumulated

 few hundred dollars in money, resolved

 to establish himself in business, in an adja-

 cent village. After securing situation for shop, he returned to the city with d. bout two hundred dollars to purchase his stock. He put up at one of the public houses, kept by NJ W-, and con- fiding in the integrity of the landlord, put the money into his hands for safe keeping until he should call for it. He then trav- ersed the city, in search of favorable chance to purchase his stock. and finding one that suited him, he returned to his quarters, and called for his money. Your money said the landlord, you put no money into my hands, He had no evi- dence of the fact, and finding all his efforts to induce his host to give up the money were fruitless, the Responding and indignant saddler repaired to MT. Emmet for coun- sel. After hearing statement fthe facts, and taking such measures as satished him that the saddler was man of the slrictest integrity, he rebuked him for putting the money into such hands, without evidence, but, said he, if you will do as I tell you, will obtain your money for you The saddler very readily promised strict obe. dience to his directions. Well, said Mr

 Emmet, 'go back to the landlord, and tell

 him, when no one is present, that you owe him an apology-that you have your mos ney, and was mistaken in supposing that you put it into his hands-you will then return to me- The saddIer did so, and the landlord expressed great satisfaction that the saddler had discovered his mistake.

 MT. Emmot then gave the saddler two ! hundred dollars, and told him 10 go and