The Trial of Jefferson Davis.
From the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner, April 25. From certain facts we have ascertained, appearances would indicate that Mr. Davis' “trial” is to be hurried up for some particular cause growing out of the present situation of affairs. In consequence of orders received here on yesterday from the headquarters of the nation, considerable activity was observed in the United States Attorney's office. Clerks were busy ransacking the papers regarding this case till a late hour last evening, when the two government officials left northward. It is asserted that there is reason to believe that the case will actually be brought to hearing of some sort at the opening of the court on the 4th of May; though at the last accounts it seemed to be the prevailing opinion of some high in authority, and au fait in regard to the points above given, that the trial would remain in its present state of postponement.