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criminal," (I quote from the decision), to await the action of the grand jury. But as one grand jury has already refused to act in the premises, what will his Honor do if that refusal shall be persisted in? The publication of the Evening Bulletin newspaper, of Baltimore, was suppressed, late on Saturday evening, by order of General Wallace, commanding the Middle Department, in consequence of the publication in the second edition of two objectionable articles copied from the New York Freeman's Journal. The office was closed, and any further attempt to publish the paper will subject the publishers to arrest and the office to seizure. A number of citizens of the State of Delaware, who were arrested a few days ago and sent to Fort McHenry, near Baltimore, upon the charge of holding a picnic for the benefit of the Confederate prisoners at Fort Delaware, were released on parole last Saturday. Upon their return to Wilmington more than two thousand citizens turned out and gave t