New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-12
MOORISH REBELS MOVING on TANGIER
THEY HAVE CONTROL OF THE TRADE ROUTES

THEY HAVE tONIROb OF Ihi' lhhpE i'~N
LEADING INTO TIE INTERIOR.
Tancier. Jan 1.-THE rebels are evidently gaining
in strength ard bodness They have hitherto conlned
their opcrotjons 10 territory at distance from
Tangicr. They have possession OF the tTade routes
leading into the interior % tue country ara IL Is p
eved that through this means they have been eiho'u
o supply Themselves with large quantities Of PROVISIONS
etc. destined for Tangier. 1t is known that al least
one Moorish caravan has fallen into their hands
The rebels seem 10 have fear Of the forces OF te
sultan for they now approaching the clty tho liz
announcement that the Insurgents are moving on t'c
city has added greatly TO the excitement prc'ai'"s
here.
Despite lfs assertion that the rebels In the vcinHy
q, Tnptpr are evidently ginning in strength ana
,ldr,.s the above dispatch docs not mention any
fc, se-csv supporting that assertion, and lustyhg
,he war scare raised In regard 20 Morocco IL hah
been cahlcd ALREADY that the 800 Nbeis IN 'he he"
had STOPPED caravan conveys OF provisions "no"
were on the way to Tancicr. Moreover, II the si'ua
ton had lecn really alarming, marines woud nave
been landed from the British. French, spanish ana
Ifnan cruisers since II Cabed also that instead
n, ounrrcfnr with one another about tho MOORISH
question the European Power. had agreed To ACT III
concert for the lr ter protection OF their czehs H
siding IN Morrco. A.,
Al all events, the particulars Published by lie
Roycl du Moroc7 Of December "a at about ule
bednnine Il tic Tlrr.er troubles, seem 70 indioa"
cau.e any International conflict IN Fmrope $50 long
SAWS lie Re el.~ the test European paper puprshtu
IN Mor,ccn he conduct II Had Mohained Den
Ado sadoh !aciA of Tangier, Injured ONLY hh
.phordrstes and the natives, We were sat'hed Win
deporinr his ut and tie condition Of the un'or'uis'o
r,aecd under Ms admnistratj N. But the ume hAS
come ~ have hts behavior dl cussed by al the
rur,oean residents onoisls nOEoil 'ials, Wheil
things are taxing turn. ty when "er
interests and their rights aro almost direouH
,hrooicred The cxactions NJ HadJ Mohamed w
"a cs,tah have NJ last cxasp,rI'ei the peasnnA
u,dar his Jurisdiction. The nou 1aln tribes OF our
.is,rct hnye revotcd. They have killed two sheiks
pnoIpt.d bv Abdes sadok and pllaged their houses
Thrv resolved after that 10 establish their camp NJ
Ain Dslia AN excellent position 10 cut fhe rSd l"
rancier and 10 prevent those who would not !ol'
,,o,n from carving t. tho city any provs!oh'' III
This manner they said shall hold the ChFisuAhS
DO famine until We compel the Hachsdour TO inter
,,re in our favor and 10 have rs protected AZ hs.
a-,rst the e1sciions Of fcrucious Governor. ~
80 mndenlabe that the efect II that atutuhe Oh Inv
n.ns.nts Is beginning 10 be felt IL VIII nave ooen
Hotrod that ii ere Wcr> In tho markct pihce lew.
no.,rlo than usual, and that all proVlsiohs' hreap
"a dear have Increased in price, a., , -,
Such wa, the situation at Iang1er NJ uie ont y.
n,p",nh.r Sno. then a d patch has reported tnh,
,he SuItan had removed the obnoxious ''oVethor
r.holli,is pca-ans seem, however not W hASo wiz
T-.,rn rom thrr position at Ain Dana, bu' uo mus
l. that Jangicr u not serlousi
,h,icnrd and that European Powcrs VIII not luarc'
n ~ tho protection of that city il IL ms 10 Dc PV
tccted by "a LANDING oil MARINES