The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-17

Washington, January 16,-The Brit ish embassy tonight received wort through the British legation In Mexico City that General carranza had lifted the Tampico embargo on exportatlon o1 oil which had threatened the fuel sup Ely of the British fleet No details ol tie extent of Carranzas modification of his previous decrees was received by danger of serious complications was believed to have been removed. Nego. tiations still are being conducted to enable American and British owned companies upon whom prohibitlve taxes had been levied to open their plants.
 The British ambassador, Elisio Ar redondo, Washington representative of Carranza, and Charles A. Douglas. legal representative of Carranza, conferred today with Secretary Bryan over the Tampico situation
 The state department today receivea a copy of the plan of government which the Mexico City convention Is expected to adopt It contains these provisions:
 "The provisional president of the re- public who will be named by v,rtuo of the ratification or rectificat.dn CT the nomination made in favor of Et- lalio Gutierrez will remain in occupa- ton of his position until December S1, 1g15 and will deliver the executive power on the day following this date to the constitutional President chosen at elections called by the convention at a date to be appointed.
 Will Substitute
 "In the event of the temporary oi pe rmanent absence of the provisional President he will be substituted by the minister for foreign affairs or the min- ister. next following in the order as provided in the protocol to hold office until the convention designates new President.
 "The convention constituted as a grand jury and with the vote of two-thirds of the members present may cause the re- moval of the provisional president of the from his office for any one of the following reasons: First, if the func- referred to violates or fails to with the resolutions of the con- including the principles of the plan of Ayala, which principles were &C., cepted by the convention at Aguas Cali entes. Second, if the provisional president any action against the sover- eignty or integrity of the convention Third. if he separates himself from the official presidency of the convention with out the permission of that body or of the permanent committee. as the case may be. Fourth, if he concludes any impor- tant political matters without having ob- tained the previous consent of this cabi- net.
 Ministers will be responsible to the convention for all actions in the exercise of their respective official functions,
 "When any individual minister is not in accord with the president, the president will submit the question In dispute be- tween himself and his minister to the cabinet the resolution arrived at by that body to be final
 'The cabinet will be named by the con- vention, the president proposing names in groups of three for each cabinet off Ger.
 "'The President of the republic will not have the right to dismiss any one of his ministers without having previously ob- tained the sanction of the convention.
 ''The convention reserves the right to depose any one minister or the whole cabinet by a simple resolution of the ma jority of the votes of that body