New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
ONE PEACE ENVOY CHOSEN
Judge Francisco Carbajal Repre-
sents Mexican Government.

FL Paso, Tex. April 2s-The selection OF
a point between the city OF Juarez and Ma
dero's camp as the place for holding the
formal conference and the appointment OF
Judge Francisco Carbajal. of the Mexican
Supreme Court, as the federal commits
soner, were the important developments IN
the peace situation to-day. Judge Cara
bajal is known to Madero by reputation
| only. but he considers the appointment sat
isfactory. He is a jurst OF the highest at
tainments and a man Of integrity and inde-
pendence Of character. He is about FORTY
| FIVE years old.
| Madero, il Is reported. may appoint more
than one commissioner to represent him.
1t Is regarded as certain that Dr. Nasquez
| Gomez will be member OF the commits
sion. as Nadero trusts him implicitly.
! General Navarro, the federal commander
at Juarez. sent the following letter regard
| ing the peace conference to Madero
| have been instructed by my government
| that the government accedes 10 your
wishes with regard TO the meeting place OF
| the peace commissioners, TO VII vi w. nv
/ Mexican side Of the dam lying between tne
city of Juarez and your camp am aiso
! instructed TO inform you that tne coi,''i ,ns,
| sioner who represents the government iei'
Mexico City last night.
| FREDERICK Hoye. who has played an ii''-
portant part in bringing about the present
I promising situation, left here to-day ioi
Nexico civ. He will then return to IFS
home. in Chihuahua. -,
"Mv work is dore and | am going hoIhe'
| he said. MY visit to Mexico City mas no
| significance. | am satisned thal ""'iq"''
lily soon will he restored.
Ernesto Madero returned TO his nome IN
Monterey last night The return OF Gen
eral Bernardo Reyes 10 Mexico Is vie"en
with uneasiness by Madero, according to a
statement he made to-day. He said;
We cannot but view with dstrust the or
de; which brings back to our coul,aS V Pi,,
who cannot further peace negotiations, ~
I'm whom there lie elements or DANGER "
those negotiations In the MINDS Oh 1 m9ov
familiar with Mexican politics inc oruel
which brings General Reyes TO Mexico 10
hound 10 arouse questions as 10 the SIN
ceritv of the President in the present CIR
cum stances. From military point OF NI 'N
We do not fear General heHes e.s u.s or or bis
score Of his military attainments OF MS
prestige.
Madero read with interest the statement
NJ Dr Gomez at New Orleans last night.
81 agree with Dr.. Gomez that any treaty
OF peace must be acceptable TO all Of the
peorle of Mexico he said. The reVolu-
ton is not sectional. but national
Washington. April 28-The revolution in
MEXICO. outside the zone of the armstice,
Is going on unaffected by the limited sus
pension Of hostilities according 10 advices
received by the State Department to-day
from the American Embassy and con-
sulates. Lerde, Durango and San Pedro.
Coahuila. are reported captured by the
revolutonists Fighting appears TO be i'm
pending near Caborca. Sonora and Torreon,
Zacatecas The revolutionists, II Is said
have strong force in Sinaoa, and cOndi-
tions in the states OF Morelos and Guerrero
are said TO be bad
San Antonio. Tex, April 2s.--Dr. Nasquez
Gomez, diplomatic agent Of the Mexican
revolutionists in the United States passed
through here tonight on his way to FL
Paso He will arrive at Madero's camp to-
morrow afternoon. He said he had re-
ceived a message urging him TO hasten to
FL Paso.