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The Court Martial, at Fredericksburg whose object is 10 enquire into the of the failure of the Semi noe campaign of last spring. has been busiy engaged la the investigation for weeks past Most of the evidence goes not only to exculpate General Scott from unoicer-Iike conduct, but attach blame upon those higher authority. This is particularly the case in regard 10 the testimony of Gen. Clnch who was second in command in that campaign, and is per- haps, as competent to judge of the generaahp of that seryces as any witness that has been, will be mined before that Court. He expressly declares that the faare was owing to the of energy the War Department in not making the necessary preparations for the campagn and that General Scott did all which any comttander under the circumstances could have done and he (Gen. Clinch,) approved of the plan of his (Scott's,) operations. Thus it seems that this great sacrifice of the lives and property of our citizens in his unfortunate Territory entirely owing to the n efficiency of him who at the head of the War De- partmen Advocate.