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Linares, June 4, 1916.


A report was received in Mexico about the
middle of June from Vera Cruz, that both Gen.
Ta1lor and Commodore Connor had been re-
CARED by the Government of the United States;
the first, for having exceeded his Instructions
and the second, upon his own request to be re-
ieved. The Mexcans were too shrewd to be-
lieve any such stuff. Another report had it that
Gen. Taylor had recrossed the Rio Grande and
encamped near Point Isabel with l0, 900 troops,
but Canales keeps the enemy too well informed
OF our operations for this rumor to obtain any
credence.