New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-06
CARBAJAL AGREES
With CARRANZA
In Accord on Turning
Government Over to
ConstitutionaliStS.

Mexico City, Aug. 5.-Peace for Mex
leo City at least now seems certainty.
The council of war, consisting of III
generals, decided tonight upon the UNI
conditional surrender of the city to the
Constitutionalists.
President Carbajai and General Venus
tiano Carranzd, head of the Constitu-
tionglist movement, to-day reached a
full agreement concerning the turning
over of SIC government TO the Con-
stitutionalists. 1t is expected that a
general amnesty will be declared at an
early date. Hostlitios were suspended
to-day. =.
At the close early this afternoon of
n conference be. yeen Provisional Presi-
dent Carbajal and General Velasco,
the Minister of War. the official an
nouncement was made that Carranza
would gran. the Presidents request
concerning guarantees, and that
peace pact probably would be ratified
at a cabinet meeting to be held soon.
Provisional President Carbajal and
General Velasco began their confer
ence at noon to-day. and discussed the
question whether il would be better
TO turn over the capital to the Con-
stitutionalists Internationally or re-
sist their entry by force of arms. In
noliticaI circles it was declared that
General Velasco was in favor OF meet
Carranza's demand TO evacuate the
city.
4 proclamation by General Robes
and General DomingueZ, personal rep
resentative OF Carranza, was publlsned
i'm all the morning newspapers today
and created a good impression. Inc
document guaranteed the peaceful en-
try of the conquering army.
Vera Cruz, Mexico, Aug. "a
strong force of Constltutionallst SOL
diers last night boarded the Ham
burg American liner Antonina, when
for several days has been under de-
tention at the custom house wharf at
Tampico, to search for DR.. villa NueVa
and Senior Pesos, who were charged by
the Mexican authorities with homicide
The fugitives were not found.
Before the soldiers began their
search the captain was summoned 10
the custom house and arrested. The
German Vice Consul, who was found
on board the ship, was placed under
arrest until the search was ended.
The captain of the Antoniua later
was released on the remonstrance of
the acting American Consul, Thomas
III. Bevan.
II is believed DR.. Villa Nueva and
his companion slipped over the side
of the boat as soon as they had an in
timation Of their danger and escaped
in a motor launch.
Washington. Aug. 5.-Rear Admiral
Badger to-day was instructed to de-
mand the immediate release Of the
Antonina.
chihuahua, Mex, Aug. General
Villa to-day entrained all Of his artil-
lery, ffty-eight feldpieces and two
four-inch guns, for Torreon, Command
ed by General Felipe Angeles. The ar
tillcry will move toward Mexico City
via Saltillo. Villas cavalry and infan-
try have been modified at TorreOn and
will Join the movement, attacking indie
pendently of General Carrsnza. Villa
has let it be known that he purposes to
establish civil instead of military gov
ernment in Mexico. In a conference
with unofficial representatives of the
Carbaial government held at Chifma-
hua, Villa is understood to have ac-
copied terms for peace which Carranza
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