Alexandria Gazette

The Grand Jury of New York, having refused to examine into the matter of the late temporary seizure and suppression of the New York World and Journal of Commerce, Gov. Seymour has written to District Attorney, Hall that, as the jury have refused to do their duty, the subject of the seizure should at once be brought before some proper magistrate. The letter authorizes Mr. Hall to prosecute the case on behalf of the people of the State, inasmuch as the aggrieved parties do not seem inclined to trouble the Courts on their own behalf. The Governor intimates that any real decision by the Grand Jury would have satisfied him, but as they simply decided that it was inexpedient to examine into the subject, he assumes that they made no inquiry at all, and sharply rebukes them for disregarding their oaths.