HEADauARTERs Amy OF OCCUPATION,
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Camp near Monterrey May 9, ls47.
SIR Your letter OF the uuao in relation to the re-
mains and effects of your much amened son. Capt
LINCOLN, has safely reached beg leave to offer m,
heartfelt sympahies with you in the death of this accomplish
ed gentleman. In his fall you have been bereaved Of
of whom you might be justly proud v.h tho has
lost of its gallant soldiers 1t is hoped however,
that your deep grief will be assuaged in degree in the
proud reflection that he fell noby upon the field Of bae while
CALAMITY dschargng the duties Of his profession.


learn upon inquiry, that the body of your was care
fully removed from the field Immediately after his DEATH and
that deceny inferred by itself Its identity is, there
FORE of certainty His effects understood to have
been collected with due care and under the direction
Of General Wool


shall take an early occasion convey your wishes on
this subject that officer with the request that he will be
kind enough put the remains and effects carefully prepared
for transportation in for New York Boston, by the
first safe opportunity and that he give you, the rue,
due notice thereof


am, sir, with great respect, your obedent servant,


Y. TAYLOR, Major Gen. U. s. Army.
Gov LEVI LIScoLN, Worcester, Mass,