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In relation to the report, BY the last arri-
val from Vera Cruz, that Commodore Por-
ter has been appointed Commander in Chief
OF the Mexican Navy,-tle .tional Journal
says:-NN have now the best grounds for
believing, having seen letters from the Com
modore himself as late as the 2lst of June
that this information is, to say the least pre-
mature. The most splendid offers had been
made to the Commodore not only by the
Mexican, but by the Columbian Government
which it accepted, would give him most
eleva and important naval rank: but he
had thus tar given M decisive reply to re-
peated and urgent solicitations, and we think
it mot at all improbable that under all circum
stances, the Commodore will return to his
native country to spend his last day in a SER
ted.