New-York tribune., 1915-02-15
orders Mexico City
officials TO Ignore
Them.
.o,CnCALLY MAKES
|rur SEAPORT CAPITAL
,,,,e Ministers Get Per
mission TO Leave Posts
at Their Option.

,,,;,etor. Feb. Another sc-
\. d,he Carrsn7s government which
+, au., further complication for the
.-,,ic corps in Mexico City was
r., ,o.ssy in the announcement that
- General Carrsnzs. as First Chief,
81 .I.,iled 10 receive and pass upon
,.-,,ir communications. This prsc-
m nrohihlts the diplomats In Mex
f;,v from dealing with General
-, in eomsnd there. and may
.s,ly affect the diplomatic activity
b I-.r,csn consular agents. who al
.,t. have beer instructed 70 deal with
I, 1, fseto authorities, whoever they
.y be. .-.....L.-s;,..
.,,sls. saws the order now issued by
\. C.rrsnzs government, the text of
|,,i gss gwen out here tonight,
r., even when made by persons &C
~, accredited, 70 disrupt the unity
- should prevail in The ConStltu-
.,ii., government and 10 belittle the
L,.ss,ity Of the First Chief.
~, order apparently will make 1t
L.a,ible for diplomatic representa-
:. OF foreign governments 10 deal
u N, Csrrsnzs government, except
,oirr 10 Vera Cruz, which they
been unwilling 70 do, lest such &C
Y. b construed as formal recogni-
4, Already most OF the diplomats
4 y,yico City have asked their gov
'.-,r,s for permission 10 leave when
1, situation becomes intolerable, and
~, OF them have been advised TO use
r,ir own discretion.
yor some time barely courteous rela-
~, have been maintained between
',r,n1s and the consuls of Spain and
.ut Britain az Vera Cruz, These
-,suls often have found it difficult 10
!, Csrrsnzs, frequently being forced
! y,it for hours IN his reception room.
i, 10 be told 10 call again. Both the
;,,i,h and British consuls incurred
I, disclosure Of Carranza because
Z heir persistence in calling 20 his
-rtion what they considered unjust
rtssion on foreign property.
me American Consul at Vera Cruz,
TH Canada, has time and again made
TO Carrsnza on the
.y,,ment Of Spaniards. Recently he
\, Instructed 10 say that the Depart
-,, Of State had learned OF the shoot
!, Of seven Spanisrds at ApiZsSo and
4 mother AZ a nearby town, and 10
~. out that unless this method OF
.rasils was stopped the United States
v.i place personal responsibility on
CgalEs.
Errque c. Llorente, Washington rep
rgra,iye Of General Villa, gave out
ruuge from the latter, dated to-day
a. ,seeived tonight, describing the
ayrr Of Gladslsjsrs, second largest
sfy i Mexico. II said that his forces
'tr received with enthusiasm, and
..sd:
i AN pursuing the enemy, whom we
rrsged again at Bsjscusrsn, killing
Z and capturing 200 horses and mules,
MY cannon and one machine gun.
I, pursuit is being maintained vigor-
Isiy, and have learned that the Car
saiis;ss are fleeing in the direction OF
l,i;lsn.
ln the State Of San Luis Potosi.
'ai Ciudsd del Nsiz, battalion under
islonel Emiliano Serrabia, of our
srss defeated 1000 men under Cen
"a Aeosts, killing many cnd captur-
!, scores Of prisoners and equipment.
The attempted capture Of Monterey
y the Csrranzs troops has failed ut
,ly They were commanded by Gen
as Herrera, Pablo Gonzales and An
MO Villsreal."
Ihe State Department is without in
i-nstion regarding any proposal of
pain 10 the savers of Europe for in
'r,ntion in Mexico. Officials place
nal eredence in the report. remark
Z that Spain must realize that none
The first class powers of Europe
'sld Al the present time direct their
r.ntion 10 Intervention so far from
,.f present important business.
lBJ Cab. 10 Tns Trihure1
Madrid, Feb. IA Senior Caro-. the
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