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ttack Sherman before Schofield joins him; whether, in either of these cases, he meets with a temporary success or with the defeats which a just confidence in our soldiers, in Grant's tenacity and Sherman's genius causes us to anticipate, the ultimate success of the combinations of the present campaign can, without the development of new resources on the part of the South, which neither they nor us appear to anticipate, be no longer a matter of reason able doubt. Miscellaneous. Martin R. Delancy, a full-blooded negro, has received a commission as major in the United States colored volunteer service, and has been ordered to report to General Saxton, at Hilton Head, for assignment to duty. This is the first instance of a negro receiving a commission as a field officer-except as a surgeon. The House Committee for the District of Columbia have, by investigation, as certained that recently seventy persons committed to the jail of the District of Columbia have been bailed out