New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-01

| day succeeded Haiku Bey as Grand VIZ
Ter had not succeeded this afternoon In
| forming a Cabinet.
| Negotiations with Kiamil Pacha'
chosen as the new Foreign Minister, and
with Nazim Pacha, the Assistant Min
/ lister of War in the old Cabinet, are en-
countering difficulties. particularly over
questions concerning internal affairs ana
the relations Of the government with the
| Committee Of Union and Progress.
| CaId Pacha will assume the portfolio Of
Foreign Affairs II the effort to enlist
| Kiamil Pacha fails. II is believed that
the life Of the new Ministry will be short
The Turkish government to-day ad-
dressed another appeal TO the powers
expressing panied surprise at Italy's ac-
ton in declaring war yesterday, and say
ing that there is still time to prevent the
disastrous and evil effects Of a war
which. nothing in the attitude Of the
| Turkish Empire justifies.
The Porte appeals 10 the peaceful hu-
manitarian and friendly sentiments OF
the powers to assist in convincing Italy
Of the conciliatory intentions Of Turkey
and so prevent useless shedding OF blood.
The German Ambassador 10 Turkey,
Baron Marschall Won Biebersteln' noti-
fed the Porte this morning that Ger
MANY had assumed the protection OF
Italian subjects and interests in turkey.
The Italians in Turkey number fifty
thousand.
II was reported early to-day that an
italian warshlp had gone ashore near
Tripoli.
Later accounts state that the crew OF
the Turkish torpedo boat destroyer which
WAS sunk in the harbor Of Prevesa by an
italian cruiser yesterday escaped.
The War Office announces measures 70
make the rule Of martial law more Sc
we're because of the public excitement
! Public meetings and alarmist publica-
I tons are prohibited, and any movement
calculated TO endanger public order viii
be Immediately suppressed by force OF
arms.
The principal newspapers use language
of unmeasured violence against the ltal-
ians. while the Ottoman people are ad-
vised 10 show their patriotism by the
gtrictest boycott Of Italian products
and at the same time TO treat the Ital-
ians in Turkey as guests.
The Turkish military attache at Paris,
All Fethi Bey, has arrived at Tripoli.
u
ports received here, is now pursuing the
Turkish squadron returning from Beirut
in the Egean Sea, near Chios.
! II IL learned from a reliable source
that It was on the repeated representa-
lions OF the German Ambassador who
urged the necessity Of conforming with
the Hague relations regarding state
OF war. that the Italian Charge DAT
/ flares asked his government formally 10
declare war on Turkey. The German
Ambassador. ii is said. wished to please
the Grand Vizier Haiku Pacha, who
complained that Turkey was being treat
ed like a small power, saying that II
was inadmissible that Italy should take
Tripoli from Turkey without at least do
ing her the honor of declaring war.
The closest relations continue between
the Turkish government and the Ger
| man Ambassador. with whom Mahmoud
Schefket Pacha, the War Minister. spent
several hours last night
An official announcement is made that
Italian warships attacked two Turkish
torpedo boats off Durazzo, a sea port in
Albania, this morning.
laramie. Sept. 30-The battleship
Emanuele Hitherto and the armored
cruiser Marco Polo and the torpedo
boat destroyers Artiglere and Coraz-
ziere. sailed to-day with sealed orders.
Immense crowds Witnessed the depart
ure OF each ship and shouted them
selves hoarse Men tossed cigars aboard
10 the sailors and women threw kisses.
Spezzia. Italy, Sept. 30.-The Italian
armored cruiser san Marco. accompa-
MED Is three torpedo boat destroyers,
sailed to-day to join the feet before
Tripoli.
Berlin. Sept SO.-The report that the
United States had been asked 10 protect
Turks in Italy is Incorrect. Germany has
been requested. and has already accepted
the task.
A dispatch from Constantinople says that
the Italian armored cruiser Pisa is ashore
close 10 Tripoli.
II is reported from Turkish sources that
the Italian attack al Prevesa upon the
/ Turkish torpedoboat destroye's was made
ninety minutes before the expiration Of the
| Italian ultimatum.
! Special dispatches from Athens state that
the Turks were trying to join four other
destroyers at Gumenitza. near Preyesa.
!. Cannonadlng was heard or Gumenitza last
I tight. whence II was concluded that the
/ Italians had attacked the other torpedo
boat destroyers there and blockaded that
port.
/ The damaged destroyer at Prevesa was
] stripped or her guns and munitions by the
/ Turks to prevent their capture by the
enemy.
! The change IN The Turkish Cabinet,
/ though IL Is Oversh6duwed at present by
/ the hostillties, is regarded by several
papers as the most serious feature OF the
situation from the German standpoint
| The "Tageblatt" says II completely side
| tracks German lnfu snce, and gives Great
Britain dominar ce al the Golden Horn
The "Kreuz Zeit, ng' points out that
| Grand Vizier Said Pacha and Ki8mil Pacha
are "Anglophlle." and in addition to their