New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

/ London. oct 1.-THE Constsntinople
correspondent OF The Daily Chronicle"
SAYS that italy, counselled 10y the pow
ers. has made proposals 20 Turkey which
are expected 10 bring about peace.
Rome (via rrontierl. OCT 13.-It is
+ semi-officisJy asserted that Italy has
notified the powers of her intention TO
send a fleet to attack smyrna and Salon
/ lea If massacres Of Italians Ike those re-
ported by consuls 20 have taken place on
/ The Hed1az Railway. on the boundary
/ line between Egypt and Syria, recur.
] The consular reports stated that thirteen
Italian railroad laborers We're massacred
AZ Kerak syria. last week
Although the government considers
/ that the present expedition ~ forty
thousand men viii be sufficient Tor the
I complete occupation OF Tripoi. the Min
/ istry of War has prepared for an add
tionsi expedition in case Of need. This
/ il composed of six regiments Of infantry
/ with q contingent of cavalry and artN-
/ lerv, numbering in all 1900 men. This
I reserve force : prepared 70 reach Tripou
I within forty-eight hours.
/ General VALERIE has been Entrusted
+ with the entire work OF organizing the
military occupation of TripoM The esti-
mates of the cost Of the operation VIII
amount 20 S60GoOOOO. II is expected
J that the OCCUPATION will continue At least
/ twenty months before TripoH can DE in
/ trusted 20 civil administration.
IN addition 20 eleven aeroplaues. .wO
dirigible balloons will be sent 20 Trpou
( 20 - used in scouting and also IN at
+ temp;s 70 drop bombs in the enemys
camps. Bombs for this purpose have
+ been expressly manufactured. and IL is
/ said their explosive force VIII cover a
wide range. Foreign military attaches
a-2 taking q keen interest in the plans
, fO- aerial attacks upon the enemy.
AIbanians residing ia Italy have adj
dressed note 20 the Italian govern
meut saying they are trusting entirely
10 Italv's hospitality. and 90 not consider
themselves in need Of the protection
which Germany has offered % extend 10
all ottoman subjects on the peninsula.
TrlpoH oct. l3.-The landing ID. ar
tiuery. ammunition and stores from
Italian transports is being Effected.
LAST night troops exploring the out
skirts Of the cry encountered nifty Turk
ish soldiers. who when challenged laid
down their arms and said they desired
90 surrender.
COnstautinopIe. oct 13-The govern
merr to-day ordered the expulsion with
IN twenty-four hours Of all italian cor
respondents In Constantinople
A society has been organized 20 wage
an economic war against Italy All OF
tcmaus are asked 90 sign q declaration
Undertaking on oath 20 cease all deal
iugs with italians. The new spapers in
dorsirg this campaign advise Ottomans
% inculcate the Young with hatred for
italy and Italians
81. petersburg Oct. l3.-The text OK the
Russian note 90 Turkey regarding the free
export of Russian corn was made public
to-day. IL reply 90 a verbal remOustrauce
Turkey had said that she intended 20 act
according 90 the Declaration Of London ~
-s4e This being considered unsausfactorl
. q written demand was presented wherein s.,
was pointed out that Russia, bs-ing her
position on tie Declaration ot Paris Il 1896
and Articles q and 30 OF tho Declaration
of London. considered that cargoes OF corn
We're subject neither 70 arrest nor cou9s-
cation when addressed to Russian ports or
ro italian ports go long as the carFoes
were not destined for the Italian field
forces or Italian Official consignees.
The notes concludes. 60 amy attempt 20
arrest ur confscsto the above mentioned
csrgoes Russia win regard az violation oi
the rights ~ Russia. and the government
gives warning OF The heavy responsibility
/ Turkey viii incur iu such circumstances.
+ Turkey reply to Russ,as note which
vas handed 10 the Russian Ambassador
. I'd Constantinopls to-day, says neutral
grain ships which are bound for neutral
uort- viii be allowed free passage but
that grain consigned 20 Italian war Ear-
aor.. military authorities or war COM
--a.tl- w.1 NOT 1e permitted 20 pass
4 A-~.,l. - ~ tine Declaration " London
desc.a-- articles. including foodstuus and
grain. which may bs treated az conditions
. .outraband OF WAY Article g explains
/ conditional contra band as articles liable
7 no capture y shown 20 le destined 10 DO
used Tor the purposes OF ID war IN progress
Z Article "a sets forth that the destination
I referred TO a. the preceding article Is pre-
suwed 20 exist II the shipments are con
signed to an enemy or me contractor " ar
B enemy. but where these presumDtions d.
not arise the destination is presumed 10 be
innocent.