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dier general of the regular troops
 under Madero Probably the second group of troops to reach the nation al capital would be the army under General Obregon, who recently took Guadalajara. Obregon's division of cavalry, commanded by Gen. Lucio Blanco, could march to the capital within a few hours. The division
 under Gen. Villa, which has moved into Chihuahua, could not reach Mexico City for several weeks. Villas troops, however, probably would be
 one of the strongest forces employed in case of a final federal stand at Queretaro or some other central point north of the capital.
 ConstitutionaIists Will Press On WASHINGTON, July 14-Although the resignation of Huerta is confi- dentially expected by the state de-
 partment to occur at any moment, the constitutionalists, unaffected by the news are pressing hard their military campaign against Mexico City. Official dispatches revealed that V lila, WllH lHiteil llOuSdnu men, is ready for a rapid advance on. the capital and that Obregon's forces at Guadalajara will be pre- pared to sweep onward within a few days. Officials here believe that the constitutionalists will be in Mexico City in two or three weeks, regardless of what the Huerta gov prnmaOt may do
 Diplomats are working hard to prevent fighting in the capital and still hope that the transfer of power to the constitutionalists may be af- fected without further bloodshed. Huertas resignation, it is realized, , would not immediately compose the situation, but would make possible parleys with cOnstitutionalists through which the change of gov ernment could be accomplished peacefully. Numerous official ad- vices saying that Huerta would re- sign in a day or two, including mes sages from the Brazilian minister at
 Mexico City and other diplomats l have raised the expectations of off cial Washington that his exit from power also would mean his flight from the country. Some constitu tionalists here think he will go by
 way of Salina Cruz, a Pacific coast EtoWn. Others among them Fernando Iglesias Calderon, and some high ad- lministration officials are not at all con-
 vinced that Huerta is ready to ab
 dicate They declare that the de-
 parture of his family means only i that he is preparing for desperate
 measures, such as a big rally of the federal forces which he himself
 would command.
 Rafael Zubaran, CarranZas confi- l dental agent here, has received in
 structions on which to draft for
 nal reply to the note of the media tors which proposed informal con- ferences between the constitutional ists and Huerta delegates for the settlement of internal questions The l constitutionalist generals have ex- pressed their disapproval of the plan and Zubaran's instructions, it is un- derstood, are to reject the invitation.
 The schooner Sunshine, which a few weeks ago created a stir by clearing from Galveston for Havana,
 and afterwards landing a cargo of
 ammunition for the constitutionalists at Tampico, is again in that port.
 Rear Admiral Badger reported that
 the Sunshine, which for two days had been lying ten miles off the bar
 of Tampico, had been lowed into
 port He made no mention of her cargo.
 Another attack on the adminis-
 tration's Mexican policy was made
 in the house by Representative Mon