the applause of mankind. Yet Trad. Stevkxs and his followers are continually howling for the blood of Jsrr. Davis, and are endeavoring so to alter the law as to Ourwre his conviction, whether pron-d guilty or not. They are con tinually crying out for confiscation—less than the whole South will not satisfy them. Yet the Southern people, if the doctrine 01 Tiiad. Stbvexs be true, deserve reward, not punish ment, for the valor and constancy with which they defended their native land.