New Britain herald., 1914-07-20
ALL EYES TURNED TOWARD MONTEREY
CaIbsja's Commissioners and Car. Tanzl to Discuss Mex:can Situation.

ranzl to Discuss MexGan Situation. Washington, July 2o.-secretary Bryan was confident today peaceful agreement would be reached soon between Francisco Carbajal, Huerta's successor and General Carranza, for the transfer of the government at Mexico City to the constitutionalists.
 Mir Bryan conferred with Jose Castellot, personal representative of Provisional President Carbajal. The latter brought official word of the re- storation of constitutional guarantees and the evacuation of San Luis Potosi by the federals. MT. Castellot was in- clined to attach little importance to the last note from the constitutional ist agency here to the South Ameri- can mediators expressing an unwill- ingness to discuss terms of peace, not only with representatives of General Huerta but those of any government derived from the dictators regime.
 we are waiting" he said, for the attitude of General Carranza toward the commissioners now on their way feom Mexico City to confer with him."
 Await Outcome of Meeting.
 With developments in the Mexican situation taking shape for peace flu! solution, administration officials today looked forward to the outcome of the meeting soon to take place at Monterey between Carranza and the three commissioners from Francisco Carbajal, Huerta's successor. It was believed they would reach Monterey today or early tomorrow. They were to discuss with the constitutionalist leader conditions for the transfer of the Mexico City administration.
 Washington officials were confident that the parleys soon would result in ,an agreement for the establishment of a new government.
 Reports Were Exaggerated.
 Apprehension over reports that the followers of Zapata, the Southern rebel were dangerously near the capital was somewhat relieved by dis patches from Mexico City declaring recent statements of the activities of the Zapatistas were exaggerated. En- .voys from Carranza now are in touch with Zapata, seeking to turn his sympathy toward the constitutionalist cause.
 Another dem onstration of the at titude assumed by Carbajal in his role of provisional president was seen in the announcement of a federal com inander above Vera Cruz to the effect that the new administration does not recognize the existence of revolu- 1 tion and considers all Mexicans on an equal basis as citizens. The comman- der, Lieutenant Colonel Izunza, de- i clared a proclamation had been is- i sued in Mexico City granting so-cal1ed revolutionists permission to pass through federal lines if they did not i carry arms. Shrugs His Soldiers.
 Puerto Mexico, July 2O.-General Huerta today shrugged his shoulders and smiled contemptuously at the idea that the force of constitutional lsts known to be short distance i. from here would dare to attack this Ncity. The military companions of the fugitive former dictator, how ever, did not display the same degree of iconfidence, and an extended line of putpoSts was maintained today, which prevented the constitutionalsts from approaching nearer.
 General Huerta continued to pass most of his time in the railroad car n which he arrived from Mexico City. Since his arrival here he has 1ot taken an hours exercise.
 ,s Marked Change Noted.
 Now that means of getting away from Mexican territory have been ar ranged there is a marked change in the bearing of all the fugitives. The women and children among them slept late today in an effort to kill the dreary period of waiting for the arrival of the little passenger vessel engaged to carry them away. The ship was expected to reach here late today but it was thought unlikely any of the party would leave before tomor- row.
 Communicated to Garrison.
 On Board U. s. S. California, La paz, Mex, July 19, by Wireless to San Diego, Cal, July 2O.-News that Huerta has planned to leave Mexico was communicated to the federal gar rison today by F. D. Moore, British consul, in the hope that the informa- tion might bring about cessation of hostilities. {
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