Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-16
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR
TO LEAVE WASHINGTON
Goes to New York Today and
Sails for London to Resume
Post as Financial Agent.

Senior Don Manuel de Zamacona e
Inclan. retiring ambassador OF Mexico
to the United States. departs from
Washington late today. going to New
York city, where he will sail for Eu-
rope.
Senior Zamacona will go direct to
London, where he Will resume his post
as financial agent OF the Mexican gov
eminent, which he gave UP to be-
come ambassador at Washington. His
stay in England Will be brief. as he is
anxious to hasten TO the side of
sanitarium in Germany.
The illness OF Sonora Zamacona was
the real reason for the request OF the
retiring ambassador to be relieved of
his duties here. Regarding her as his
chief consideration, he rendered his
resignation. He was offered and ac-
copied his former place
Senior Zamacona has two sons. both
under their majority. who are stu
dents in English schools His London
post Will enable him to see them often
er and supervise their studies.
New Ambassador From Vienna.
The new ambassador. Senior Crespo.
who is transferred from Vienna to
Washington. has not yet notified the
embassy here OF the time Of his arrival
AS he has many ties in the Austrian
capital. 1T is assumed that some time
will be required to arrange all his
affairs for departure
In the interim the affairs Of the en-
bassy Will again be intrusted into the
keeping of Senior Don Carlos Pereyra,
first secretary. There have been sew
era1 intervals between the going and
coming of the frequently changing
heads of the embassy during which
he has been charge d'affaires
Senior German Bulle, now second score
fary of the embassy. who has been mott
fled of his transfer and promotion to b,
first secretary of the Mexican legation in
Berlin, Germany. will leave Washington
in less than a month.
The father of Secretary Bulle is consul
general for the Mexican government IL
London. His appointment to Berlin Il
gratifying to him, not only as a promo
ton, but in the prospect Of a reunion
with his father Berlin is not so IA
from London as to make impossible fire
quent meetings between father and son.
In Service Seventeen Years.
In length of service Senior Bulle is thu
senior of the embassy staff. He ha.
served under three ambassadors in Wash
| ington. For seventeen years he has BEEF
| in the diplomatic service of Mexico, an,
| has filled stations at the capitals of tn
nations of Europe and America, and, as
signed to consular duty, has been poste,
at big ports over the world.
At the legation in Vienna Mr.. Bull
served for a number of years as under
secretary to Senior Crespo.
Senior Bulle will take steamer from
New York city, proceeding to London
where he will meet his father, an,
thence to his post at Berlin.
The staff at the Mexican embassy II
Washington will be reduced from five 4
three secretaries. Senior Don Carlo
Pereyra, first secretary. will remain IL
that post Senior A. Algara Romero de
Torreros will retain the second secre
taryship.
Either Senior Armendariz del CastrilI,
or Senior Heurta, both now attached II
the embassy, will be transferred to some
other post, one of them remaining a.
third secretary. Another clerk will be
added to the Office force.