From the American Flag, Oct 4.
HEApouAarrrs Amy or OCCUPATION,


Camargo, Sept 90, 1886.

ORpERs, No. 6.
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Agreeably to the terms Of an nrmstice entered
into by Major General y. Taylor, commanding the
army of occupation, and the commander of the
Mexican forces at Monterey, il established that
all the troops in the service ofthe Mexican govern
ment should retire west Of line passing in a north
and south direction, thirty miles 10 westward Of
Monterey All bodies Of armed Mexcans, there
FORE who shall be found henceforh in the heighbor-
hood of the Rio Grande, or on the route 10 Monte
rey, will be viewed acting without authority from


their government officers, and will be considered and
treated as outlaws.


The recent murders in this vicinity and on the
road, call for decided action, and the commanding
general directs that all commanders Of posts and
camps the river, and OF escorts on the route use
every exertion to spprehend any Mexicans who
may be found in their vicinity bearing arms; and,
furthermore, that in the event Of resistance or at.
tempt to escape Of said Mexicans, they shall be
treated as outlaws and enemies to mankind, and