to the care of the wounded before following Lane's force south, looking for an opportunity to pick off stragglers or make an attack, but were given none. Lane's force arrived in Mexico City without further incident on March 1. The Action of Sequalteplan was the last expedition of the American forces against the guerrillas in central Mexico before the Armistice of March 5 was signed. Hostilities by the forces of the belligerents were to cease with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. However some of the guerrillas, including Jarauta, actively and stridently opposed the treaty and so continued their hostilities, making the roads dangerous. Eventually these groups were dispersed or crushed by the Mexican government, with Jarauta himself being captured and executed by the Mexican Army in July. The Americans evacuated Mexico in August following news of the approval of the Treaty by the Senate. See also Battles of the Mexican–American War References Nevin, David; editor, The Mexican War (1978) Bauer, K. Jack, The Mexican–American War 1846–48 1848 in Mexico Action of Sequalteplan Action of Sequalteplan Action of Sequalteplan February 1848 events