New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

! Rome Oct 16.-The government en-
/ been given some currency, that Italy is
mobilizing on its Austrian frontier.
| Reports from Cyrenaics estimate THE
total number of Turks in that territory
as FIVE hundred.
A proclamation issued by the Governor
Of Tripoli prohibits the importation OF
arms and grain.
The last contingent Of the Italian army
expedition arrived off Tripoli during last
night The troops were not landed, as
| their duty viii be 10 provide garrisons
along the coast. particularly at Benghazi
and Derna.
The aviation corps was landed. and TO-
day was occupied in constructing sheds
for the aeroplanes. When this is finished
the machines will be put together and
the work OF exploring the positions Of the
Turks will be begun
Rear Admiral Aubrey has been in
structed 10 have three of the fastest
cruisers in the italian navy prepared for
dispatch 10 Chinese waters If events
show that protection for italian subjects
is required.
Constantlnople. Oct 16-The govern
ment to-day issued decree Of expulsion
against all italian professors and school
masters now in Turkey. The permanent
closing Of italian scholastic institutions
and the expulsion Of all italian newspa-
per correspondents had been decreed pre-
viouslv
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the
Tripolitan Deputies moved the impeach-
ment Of Haiku Bey and his associates in
the Cabinet which resigned on September
30 because Of their conduct Of affairs
concerning Tripoli. The matter was re-
ferred 10 a special committee.
London. Oct 17.-The Vienna correspond
ent Of The Daily Chronicle" learns or
high authority that the latest diplomatic
efforts made 10 bring about peace have VI
terly failed. Italy has insisted upon the
unconditional annexation OF Tripoli anc
Cyrenaica. and practically refuses 70 give
| turkey 0DdQflal compensation.
All that Italy has offered was to recog
nize the KhallFs superiority in spiritua
and religious matters and 20 pay an in
demnity. from which. however. were to b.
deducted Italy's war expenses.
dispatch 70 the Daily Mali from
GallipoH. European Turkey, says that z
division Of the Turkish feet sailed thi.
morning from the Golden Horn for an un
known destination.
A Constantnople dispatch 70 a Londor
news agency says that the Grand Viziel
visited the American Ambassador to-day
and had long conference with him.
According 70 the same dispatch. six war
ships have arrived of Nntylene.
Berlin. oct 1s-The outlook for sue.
cessful intervention 70 bring 10 an end the
Turco-Ttalian war is becoming less favor
able. according 70 a semi-oficial statement
to-day Italy has yielded 70 public opinion
at home. and is no longer willing 70 con-
cede a Turkish suzerainty for Tripoli. while
on the other hand Turkey IS NOT willing n
surrender Trtpoli Internationally, because
Of the internal dangers that would be in
volved b. such yielding on the part Of the
government
Accordingly. diplomats here see no chance
for mediation al present. or until the atti-
tude Of the Turkish Chamber OF Deputies
is ascertained- II is impossible for other
powers 70 negotiate definitely With Con-
stantinople in the absence Of a settled gov
eminent there.
Although Yesterdays report that EN-
peror William had invited the Italian Am
bassador. Signor Pansa. 70 his majesty )
hunting lodge, near Eberswalde, Prussia.
proves 20 De incorrect. the ambassador did
have an extended conference with the Ger
man Foreign Minister. Herr Won Kiderlen-
Waechter. To-day the Emperor detained
Chancellor Won Bethmann- Hollveg al his
hunting lodge in order TO discuss the
Turco-Italian situation
He also postponed for several days he
audience arranged FOR tomorrow for the
newly accredited American Ambassador
Mr. Leishman II was explained that his
majesty vas so occupied that he would he
unable &c give tomorrow the prolonged
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