New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
PROBABILITY THAT TIE GOVERNMENT HAS
TRIUMPHED-AN ACCOUNT OF YEsIEH-
DAYS oPERATIONs-THE UNION
CIv1CA DISARMING.
CIvICA DISARMlNO'

London, July 30" Inc iiih'S h"' Oio ''''
ing from BuenOs Ayres
m.-The Union Civika pickets are extending
Provisional President Alep states that the negota
,ions are proceeding and are expected TO DC sue
cessful IT.
"a. m.-Both sides have been reinforced. lie
Celmanites are arming number OF Uauclo ouC
throats at the Government House
,om-The squadron is firing at the Government
House. Firing has recommended in several par'S
of the city, The Cemanites are evacuating teir
positions. ,,-...
n. m.-Celman, Roca and all the Ministers
have left the Government House and are now III
the Twenty y-ffth-of-May-st The Pres'oeh'Iai
PARTY has kept within the lines OF the troops
man is deadly pale. Latterly every snip Sh''
save one has struck the Government HOUSE,
4p. m.-Aem and Lopez state that they have
ordered the squadron TO cease firing. IhcN are
getting their men away quietly as possible.
The reason the victorious Union Civica have prac-
tically Welded is because they have no cartridges
left They had only hundred thousand instead
Of a Million as they had calculated. The men
wanted TO attack with bayonets, but at the rlsK
of their own lives the Union Civica chiefs de-
clined 10 permit such terrible bloodshed.
D. m.-The Union Civica troops are quiet
and more disposed to disarm.
Rio Janeiro, July 29.-The following dispatch
has been received here:
RuenoS Ayres July 29-NOon.-The arn'istlcc mas
been prolonged pending negotiations between the Gov
,rnren and the foreign Ministers who are endcavorng
10 bring about the restoration of peace.
Efforts are being made 10 form coalition Ministry
The Congress has assembled
The French cruiser Kergueen has been ordered from
Mozambique 10 BuenoS AyreS
London. July 29.-The following cable dispatch,
I,,l,- - .On m
been received at the Legation OF the Argentine
Republic in this city:
Announce that the insurrection is completely sub
bued. The President of the Republic and the National
Cabinet are giving orders from the National "oVeri
mcnt House. The Finance Minister is at liberty
JUAN GARCIA.
Senior Garcia is the Argentine Minister OF FL
rance He was taken prisoner by the revolution
lists at the be ginning of the outbreak on Satur-
day.
A dispatch to THE Times, dated Buenos
Ayres July %, p. m, says
II Is reasserted that terms for settlement between
the Government and the revolutionary forces have been
agreed upon According to these the civilians WHO
have taken part in the insurTeotion will not De pun
ished. All captains Of the revolutionary forces anu all
officers above the grade of captain will be deprived
OF their rank. The artillery of the insurrecuohi't9
will be surrendered tomorrow.
The above dispatch is President Cclman's ver-
sion of the situation al Buenos Ayres Private
DISPATCHES received here from that cry, da'eo
July 2S, 80 2. M, state that there IS no cnanHe
in the sitnation and no chance for a compromise
between the two factions; the matter LIE US
patches say, must be fought out.
In the House of Commons to-day Sir James
Ferguson Parliamentary Secretary OF the Foreign
Office said that the British Minister at Buenos
Ares has sent cable dispatch to the Foreign
Office saving that Presidcn5 Cclman had left
Buenos Ayres and that the negotiations between
the Government and the leaders OF the reVoln-
ton were proceeding.
1t is officially announced that the fheish "oN-
,rnment has received a telegram from bnehoS
Ayres saying that the Government mas ulu'hphe"'
and that all is over.
Paris July 29.-Thc Temps to-day publishes
a dispatch from Buenos Ayres stating that the
Gorernnent and the leaders of the revolutionary
movement have reached settlement. President
Celman. the dispatch says, has resigned and has
been succeeded by Vice-President Pelligrinl as
President Quiet has been restored.
General Mitre who was formerly President OF
the Argentine Republic and who has been living
here for some time, has suddenly taken his de-
parture from this city.
The Argentine Legation in London tonight re-
ceived the following telegram from Bucnos Ayres'
signed by Finance Minister Garcia:
The Government is completely victorious. Inc
nutineers have captuatcd and VIII deposit ther arms
the arsenal. All the rebeipus superior officers VIII
,e dismissed and separated from the service. IIc
.roops will return TO their quarters commanded by
loyal officers. The forces modified by the Govern
ment are returning u the provinces. The political
situation is thoroughly consolidated Tie CITY ana
the whole country quiet