Interesting correspondence.
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LETTER FROM GEN. WORTH. The following letter from Gen Worth to Judge Butler, of South Carolina, communicating the death ofs his brother, the gallant Col Butler, will be read with interest

 TAcUBAYA, Mexico. Aug 9. Sir; trust cordial intimacy and friendship of twenty-five years with your late brother, the gal lant Col Butler will excuse the respass of s,ran- ger. Your brother fell most gloriousiy in the great battle of the 20th, before the gates of Mexico. In that bloody conflict no man gave higher evidence of vaior and patriotism or exhibited brighter example He fell when it was Gods will precisely as he would have desired to die. His body rests here: his memory in the hearts of his countrymen, his spirit, bright and pure as his blade, with his God The enclosed letter. written the day before the battle did not receive until tine day ater through the hands of Dicknson and it is not because of the kind things said by friends partiaty but because it is probably the last letter he penned, that send it to you begging that at future day may be returned to me. 10 be preserved and cherished

 The gallant Pamettoes, who showed themselves worthy of their State and country, lost nsarlv one. half. This victory will carry joy and sorrow into halfthe families in South Carolina Col Dickinson is getting on well. and will, it is hoped, save his leg. An armistice is concluded, and com meet to morrow to treat Of peace. God speed them. Very truly, your obedent srevant,

 W. J. WORTH Hon. X. Pickens Butler.