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We republished, (says the National Ban- aer), from the Lexington Ken Observer and Reporter, an interesting account of the imprisonment of the grand jury, and sev- eral members of the bar, for contempt at the last term of the Circuit Court for Fay ette county.

 From the statement, the conduct of the grand jury appears to have been highly re- prehensible. Judge 0wsley deserves great credit for this firm and salutary exercise of his discretionary authority. If courts of justice do not, with frmness, protect them- selves against insults, they will soon fall into contempt themselres.