MEXICO.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 77, 1 December 1913, Page 5

MEXICO.

AMERICAN NAVAL MOVEMENTS r BY Electric Telegraph—Copyright' [United Press Association.! Washington, November 29. Three American battleships no\ touring the Mediterranean have beei ordered immediately to the east eons' of Mexico to replace three battleship: which have been ordered home for ; reason unknown. '1 he fourth naval division has been ordered to sail for Mexican waters on December 20. THE REBEL LEADER. fimes—Sydney Sun Special Cables , (Received 8 a.m.) Mexico City, November 30. Carranza affirms that he has beatci the Federals everywhere and that h is preparing to take the field even oi a larger scale.

DIAZ RECALLED.

(Received 8.30 a.m.) Mexico City, November 30. Huerta formally recalled Porfirio Diaz, and the latter cabled his consent but he did not state when he was likely to arrive. HUERTA’S POSITION CRITICAL,, (Received 9.40 a.m.) Mexico City, November 30. The situation of the Huertan Government is believed to be critical. The rebels are advancing from north and south, and the capital is likely to be cut off from the northern states completely. The situation in the oil fields is critical. Foreigners m the Mount Erev district are leaving.

ON THE MEXICAN BORDER.

THE AGGRESSIVE REBEL. , Washington, November 30. The Navajo Indians submitted after a conference with the United States and the officers and troops thus releasfed will be employed on the .Mexican border. Reports received from the State Department state that the rebels are at San Luis. Potosi lias been destroyed. | A passenger train was carrying 'troops, and the rebels bombarded the 'train with machine guns. They killed : numbers of the soldiers and wounded jail the passengers. The rebels then robbed the passengers, simultaneously expressing regret that they had been wounded.