GEN. LANE TO CEN. WooL.

Buena Tisia, Mexico. May 20
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Buena Vista, Mexico, May 20, AZ.

 DEAR GESERAL: In few days we are to take up the line of march homeward, and from my understanding of the law, am soon to be discharged, and greatly hope that the causes which gave rise to my appointment may soon cease to exist. \ speedy and hon. otable peace with this country is much de- sired by every American citizen. But. my dear General, 1 cannot think of parting with you without expressing my high opinion of your great worth as a military man. During the time that have been under your com mand, have found you prompt, faithful and vigilant in the discharge of your duty, look ing alone 10 the good of the service and the honor and glory of our country. A strict disciplnariau, you have discharged your du- ty with ability, and an impartality worthy great man. Your exer.ions as second in com rnand at the glorious battle of Buena Vista moving to and fro in every par, of the field, watching the movements of the enemy, ex- posed to danger almost every moment in the day, ordering and disposing Of our forces in the best manner 10 meet and repulse the ene- my. By your exeIiions, coolness and cour- age in gaining the victory, you have won laurels and fame that will endure as long as the traces of American history shall exist Hoping that you may live long to enjoy the thanks of a grateful people.

 remain, sir, your most obedient and hum ble servant, JOSEPH LANE.

 Brig. Gen. Brig Gen. WooL, Com. forces a. Buena Wis., ta, Mexico.