New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12

l. Alfredo Bobles Dominique, Jar
-.nrs's representative.
from The tribune Bureau
Washington, Aug. 11.-That the con-
..itrrlorausts win be in control OF
NFrico City within twenty-tour hours
80 the Information reaching the De
..,ts,ept o. State late to-day.
1--WE are hoping for an early trans
Il, of authority by peaceful means,
sss the only comment made by Secre-
ar Bryan.
Ibe reaceful transfer Of the reins
- government al Mexico City from
gs Csrbaial administration 10 the Con-
,,ifutionslists actually began to-day,
according 10 official advices 10 the
STATE Department.
The Federal troops evacuated the
apital. leaving the city IN charge OF
ne rurales who, by agreement, were
regarded as neutral The Federals
withdrew from the city 10 near by
soint. there 70 await an announcement
a amnesty form General Carranza.
Should guarantees be refused, officials
isrs do not doubt that a counter rev
olution will be Immediately set in mo-
tor.
The Brazilian Minister TO Mexico
Who is caring for the interests there OF
he United States, and Governor ltur-
bide Of the Mexican Federal District
ard A commission Of two others, left
during the day for lula, north Of Mex
seo City. where General ObreRon, com
rsnder Of one Of the three big dlvl-
tious OF the Constitutionalist army, has
headquarters. General Carranza Is eX-
pected 20 60 there at once. The com
mission Is endeavoring 70 arrange the
details of the entry Of the Constitu-
,ionalist forces. No definite word had
bssn received here up TO late to-day as
~ Provisional President CarbaJal, but
!, was understood he would leave the
etpital for Vera Cruz within the next
tvsrty-four hours.
Advices 10 the department were that
Mexico City was comparatively quiet.
Administration officials are now con-
,srned over the conduct of affairs by
he Constitutionalists and as 10
whether certain understanding If not
Hedges. Of Carranza to the United
States will be respected. No fear is
islt. however. that the entry Of the
copsti nationalist army will be marked
bv pillaging and depredations.
The Japanese Ambassador called at
the State Department to-day TO make
representations to Secretary Bryan re-
esrdiur the summary arrest Of an
Honorary vice-consul for Japan. Mr..
BRAN promised 10 make a prompt in
ouiry and 70 seek the consul's release.
Discuieting advices are again com
Ing from reliable sources that Cen
era Villa will not march south with
his men as ordered by Carranza. but
will remain in the north and demand
4 convention Of representatives Of the
amy as agreed 20 in the Torreon con-
ference. Should this be refused by
Csrrsnza. a new revolution in the
north would not be surprising 20 many
high officials here.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
Il Paso, Tex, Aug. 11.-Private adj
wees from Mexico City tonight say
10000 people left the city to-day 10
escape disorders, feared when the rebel
troops should enter. All money in the
tity was taken away, the dispatch said,
tnd all banks were closed. General
Oregon. with a large rebel force, was
reported within thirty miles Of the
capital at noon.
Chihuahua dispatches tonight said
General Francisco Villa left that city
ior Psrral, and II was reported that he
isd countermanded the order for his
army 20 move south and had recalled
Il 70 Torreon. Renewal of the report
hat Villa will establish an independ-
tnt republic in the north Of Mexico
vas heard in Chihuahua to-day and
vas said 70 be based upon statements
l. l.