NEGOTIATIONS FOR A SETTLEMENT.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 100, 30 April 1914, Page 5

NEGOTIATIONS FOR A SETTLEMENT.

BRITISH TARS TO THE' RESCUJH \

(Received Awfil. f29, lt):SO p.m.) i WASHINGTON, April 29. '! 1 Sir O. A. Spring' Rice informed Mr. Bryan i-hat Sir "Konel 'Garden had, interviewed Huerta, impressing on!----him Britain's view of the necessity for' accepting the good dffices of She South' American RepxfbTies. :

European Ambassadors, notably "M. Jnsserand, are work'mg •strongly mi favor of peace, ?md 'Mr""Bryan isfre>- ; qnently conferring with them. \ The Argentine, "Brazilian, and Chilian Ministers -carefully point out that their Governments are merely exercising their good offices. Hhe negotiations have not yet reached the stage vftmn a formal offer of meiiiataon can "be entertained.

Tlie British craiser, ~Hern'iior'e, "de?patohecl .-a T>a.rty of 'bluej-aclvetts '40 miles inlfttid from TamiMco to rescue c>aght endangered Americans.