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It IS said when Aaron Burr was on his tr1al for high treason he relied much on the talents of Luther Martain, his distinguished counsel, for an acquitta. Mr. Marlin Il iiyed freely, and unfortunately had a pecu- llar relish for the last drops of the wine bottle and brandy flask. In an interesting state of the trial, the Advocate, after dins- r her, had done due honor to the Madeira, and was about paying his respects to a tumbler of Cogniac, when Burr in an agony oi I5 apprehension, begged him te aesist. 1 Mir. Martin,' said he 'smy life Is m your hands" ssl do-and if brandy wont !l save It, nothing will. I drink to your safe deliyeranee.n