New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Arabia says At this moment al tnc t IN
must be received very cautiously. E,.l! nv ,ha
the field is, Kpossibe. made 70 sylVe Wv and n
~ IteSt oac3uat is believed fOT few hoars the
object il Fsined. :, - -o,.,ri,v that
mira M take his trial az the October sessions OF tne
('erfrol Criminal Court 10 open on the I'm u - ."
- q, a communication fram tho solicitor 10 the
~ Tho solicitor for the prisoner has stated tnat
h vii be quite ready for his defense by that I,e. lns
urosccufion will 10 conducted 10y the i'",c's, ~
Mr CLIFFORD and Mr. BrlsLEY on oeholto' 'he io NJ,
NJ Sergeant PARRY Ia specially retained WIN hit
SfrTCALF and Mr. BEAsLEt .or the deieise; ,iLliEH
teng entitled 20 be tried by jury OF nan
ond half foreigners. VIII 1t s 9nuers'oou N. ann a
OF he privilege IL 10 currently ruinorcd Vha' tocn
constuuon Of the Jury l. Ono0f he grounds upon "Ach
he places hs reliance fol acquitted
The OJssrr1r save: Lord DUFFERS VIII rroDnpiy sue.
Deed Lord WopKHousE under Secretary Of state ior
RE LouSon Star says Paragraphs have appeared in
several rapers stating thet II had baen definitely seteu
Tint the Trial of MULLER woud take place at the next
aessons the Central Criminal Court ihls is nvoi
rect N IL by 10 means certain that the trial VIII theh
take places and neither MIR kRAh" nor we on
having charge OF tho defense have Authorized ibe sato'
ment. TIE Times OF Monday said tbat MULLER ue
pended chiefly for his acqutGi on obtaining n'iAru
tury OF Enrsllmen ana Foreigners OF course the nd
sn,tty of surh u statement il plain enough since u rs
no. likely that even if MULLER placed his Ge~ hueueo
ON such thing he would make 1t knowD: we D'1e''
that the German Legal Protection Society mas leso
utely set its face against aiOriipg ans ne"rppsr ey
information 10 the course which is beins taken ~
respect 10 the trial
The HibeTnian arrived Oct ~
From The London Daily News
CAPTAIN SCENES AGAIN AFL0AT-sAlLiNd OF
TMg LAUREL.
LIVERPOOL Tuesday.--captain SENMrS, oil whom
since the sinking of the AabIma we have beard so III
o and that little so erroneous sailed from tho hersey
on Sunday isst on board tha bark Laurel under tie
command Of Capt. s. +. RAMSAY. The destination oil
the Laurel ia rather ysierions at presents bu rs ia
az the customs hill Of entry shows the vessel hns Ger
anly cleared for ports where Confederate procVtes
peJomiua,e viz, Nassau. Havana, ond Matamoros.
Her cargo is of such mixed nature tnat no heilgeIent
state would lave slightest doubt aa to 100 use'nness
II consists OF sCue large guns. small arms, SHOES
leather in bulk ammunition. clothes, blankets, drugs
&c But the Laurel not Ire supposed to be intend
ed for a cruiser; she is meTel! tender and carries
at 10 CO! tam latitude guns ard Ammunition nor new
Aerew siesmeT " which Capt SEAhfs 10 Ia take com
.naad. This vessel is supposed 20 ne new screw
which lying at Madeira on the 90 instant
ard y there known nrder the name Of Inc kahgei
The Ranger II large and very swift. To snow mat
Capt. SIliags does no. 60 unattended, we may Eeie
state mat took with him on board The Laurel elelt
officers and men, most Of whom served with LIN oa
board the Alabama.