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HE LATE LIEUT.. PoRTER.-The Ches- ter Republican publishes letter from the late Theodore Porter, to his brother, prob ably the last ever written by him, bearing date April 18th. We extract from it the following paragraphs, as evincing the true spirit of gallant officer:

 "The General has been good enough to give me nice little joh, in which, should l succeed, will make me a Captain. You will see where have placed two boats un- der the guns of No. 4. have to swim the river with fifty mer, and either bring them over or destroy them. The General is very anxious to secure them. If he can get over two hunred men in them, he can take the town in half an hour. The riv CT is 200 yards wide and runs like mill tail. -

 "Whenthe first gun is fired am to start you may be sure look for that gun and when write again hope to be able to tell you I have been successful."

 The Republican likewise says, Mexico has been the grave of the Porters. Two sons of the Commodore died there of yell low fever, and now another has been cul off in the prime of. life and usefulness by a lawlesS bapditti.