Federal Troops' Trip Through U.S. Territory Naco, Aviz, Jan, 20.
About 2,000 Mexican Federal troops bogan crossing the international boundary this morning ov a I-mile trip through Ameri, em. territory, intending to re: enter Mexico via El Paso.
Authority to allow this, movement was received by the im, migation inspectors from the State Department.—Renter's American Service, Washington, Jan. 21
The U.S.S. Richmond has arrived ab Vera Cruz. This is in. tended to serve as a warning that the Mexican rebels must not interfere with American vessels in their attempted blockade of Tampico.—Rovter's American Ser-
The Blockade of Tampico Now York, Jan, 21.
Following threats. by General Huerta to destroy the Mexican Petroleum Company's property at} Tampico unless $400,000 in advance taxes is paid to the rebels, the State Department at Washing: ton has advised the Company, to protect their property by. paying! the demand, - adding,—howeve that this should not be done less the rebelp actually seize the property or indicate their intention to carry out the threat.—Reuter's American Service.
Washington, Jan. 21.
The blockade of the oil port of Tampico by. the revolutionaries been postponed until the end of Sanuary, according, to a despatch from Rear-Admiral Mag. mider, commanding the United Stated flotilla on the Mexican to the Navy Department, Navy officials say that this real. ly signifies that, the blockade not be revived, the warning of the United States emphasized, the presence of American warships having exficod,
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