The age-herald., 1901-11-04
Details of Lorando Settlement Must be Explained by
 TeWfk Pasha
CA|LLARD ARRIVES TODAY
Officers and Men of the French Ships On Leave of Absence Are Or dered to RejoIn Their
 Commands.

Paris, November 3.-This morning M. Delcasse, minister of foreign affairs. tele- graphed M. Baptist, councillor of the French embassy at Constantinople. di- rect him. so the correspondent of the As sociated Press Is authoritatively inform ed, to present today to Tewfik Pasha, ot- toman minister of foreign affairs. note asking how the Turkish government pro poses to pay the Lorando claim and de- manding the execution of the Sultan's trade dealing with that matter.
 The note will also request satisfaction regarding the rights of France, which are defined in the various capitulations and treaties and which in some cases have not been respected and in others have been encroached upon by Turkey.
 cailIard Arrives Tiday.
 Admiral Caillard is expected to reach his destination tomorrow. The foreign office has received no news from him since his division left the other divisions of the Mediterranean squadron en route for Turkish waters four days ago.
 It is pointed out that the absence of news is not surprising, as the instruc- tions of Admiral Caillard were to steer due south and to avoid passing In sight of Bonifario, Corsica, or traversing the Strait of Medesina in order to prevent his movements being signalled.
 .s< a normal supply of coal, but this would be much more than sufficient to enable them to steam 1900 miles. the estimated distance they must cover before reaching their destination.
 It Is expected that Admiral Caillard will be joined en route by the torpedo cruiser Condor, which is stationed in Cretan waters, and may be met by the torpedo dispatch boat vautour, which is stationed at Constantinople. It is also probable that the armoured cruiser Ad- mirai Charner which arrived at Port Said October 31 from the Far East. is being held there in order to join Admiral Caillard If needed. It is further report ed that three other warships are held .n readiness at Toulon to reinforce him should their presence be necessary.
 Italian Ships Sail.
 Dispatches assert that the second divis- ion of the Italian Mediterranean squad ron which, as announced yesterday. left for Turkish waters with the supposed ob- 5ect of counterbalancing the French naval demonstration, will join the first division which has been cruising in the Eastern Mediterranean for some time.
 It appears also that the Greek warships Psara, Hydra, Spetzai and Eurotas are now at Smyrna, where is also the Russian Mediterranean squadron. It Is believed that the British squadron now at Pie raeus, Greece. will be ordered to proceed to Beirok, Syria
 Other Ships Make Ready.
 According to dispatches from Loulon all the officers and men of the garrison now on leave of absence have been ordered to rejoin their respective commands im- mediately.
 Three transports are preparing to re- ceive troops.
 The cruisers Duchayle and Cassard are ready Ito sail at moments notice, and the battleships Bouvet and JaureRuiberry will be ready Tuesday.
 The work of repairing the docks was continued throughout yesterday