New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-30

! the Balkan States to behave. They were
! dwarfs only mighty Italy may play the
bandit" The paper adds that Italy with
| its Eordos of initerates is the least justified
| I'm making conditions in Tripol the preieXt
| for an action against all the rules OF civil
| lied intercourse.
According to the "Nosssche Ieitung."
Ian-I slamiC representatives i'm Berlin held
O. meeting last night at which they adopted
resolutions calling for an anti-ltaian boy
cctt by the Mahometans OF Egypt, India,
Russia and North Africa, as well as in
Turkey proper. The resolutions also
warned the Turkish government that any
weakness at this time would be fatal to
itself.
/ 1t is announced that Germany has con-
scented to undertake the protection during
! the hostiities of the property and lives or
! the Italians i'm Turkey, who number NIFTY
! thousand.
1t was late in the evening before the
/
| public in Berlin.
Chiasso. Switzerland tOn the Italian from
| ter), Sept. 29-Dspatches from the impor-
! tant Italian cities tell OF much enthusiasm
/ over the expedition to Tripoli, the various
| regiments composing which are now centred
at various ports All the officers have vol
unteered for service. but those who VIII
take Part in the expedition are to be chosen
/ by lot
/ The Italian feet it is announced, will oc-
cupy the whole coast from Tripoli through
| RenghaZi to Derna The military eNpedi-
! ton is TO be dispatched as rapidly a. pos
| sible. and Il is expected that the fleet VIII
have completed the occupation by to-mor-
row.
! The Italian newspapers, including those
| of the Opposition, approve the action of the
| government but some OF the Socialist pa
pers oppose It, while the Milan "Secoo,"
the organ OF the Radicals. strongly criti-
Cises the moment and the means chosen for
occupation.
! Instructions have been given for the
| strategic distribution Of ships along the
| Albanian. Macedonian and Syrian coasts
! to prevent any attempt by Turkey to at
I
This would be easy from the Albanian
| coast, on the opposite side of the Adriatic
| Sea only a few hours sail from the
| Italian coast, which is quite undefendcd
/ The ships have been instructed also to
defend not only Italians but all foreigners
| on Ottoman territory landing forces II
necessary In order TO bring fugitives
| aboard.
! 4 complete army corps has beer pre-
| pared, and will be used in its entirety, II
necessary. 1t will be commanded by Cen
| eral g Caneva, who has formed his stan
with General Briccola and General Pecori
each in command OF q, division, and with
| General Gastaldello. Of the general staff.
His instructions arc that the occupation
| Of Trpoli and Cyrene shall be conducted
with the least possible delay, but with pru-
dence, to avoid both foreign complications
! and unnecessary bloodshed.
/ Admiral Aubrey in command OF the
| Italian vessels in the waters Of Tripoli, has
| been instructed TO embark Immediately the
few Italians who may be left there and any
foreigners wishing 10 leave. These II is
! thought, will amount to about one hun
! drcd.
The expressed wish OF the Italian govern
ment that the Trpoli affair shall not he
taken as an opportunity to create troubles
in other Ottoman provinces appears likely
10 be disappointed.
The Albanians consider this an excellent
moment for another uprising, and have
| addressed General Ricciottl Garibaldi, son
Of the Italian nero, urging him to organize
an expedition OF volunteers, commanded by
himself or his son, Colonel Giuseppe Carl
baldi. who figured in the recent Mexican
Instruction
The elder Garibald docs not think the
! moment propitious for a rebellion against
Turkish authority owing TO the cold and
the snow in the Albanian mountains.
Constantinope. Sept 29.-The "Tanin.' in
a violent article, to-day, accuses Italy OF
acting as an ordinary brigand, and adds:
Turkey is not going TO make a prctonce
Of defending Tripol and accept peace after
the formal exchange Of few cannon
shots. From this moment there will be
| impIacable hatred between Italians and
| Turks Not the face or an Italian shall
| be seen in our towns. not an Italian flag
i'm our ports. Vengeance must dominate
every other feeling, For vengeance We
shall live and we shall succeed"
| The government has decidcd 10 enforce
| martial law in Constantinoplc for the
present. kilograms from various towns Of
the empire announce that the Moslcm
| youths are volunteering.
The Italian charge dafaires presented
| the ultlmatum yesterday at the usual
! weekly reception To the foreign represent
atives at the Foreign ONCE. Immediately
/ afterward the Grand kizier proceeded TO
! the palace. where the ministers were assem-
/ bed I'm special council meeting. The
ministers continued in session until after
midnight The result OF their deliberations
was kept secret until this morning, when
! Il was stated that the government had
| sent a COnCiliatOry reply to Italy.
The Turkish squadron has left Beirut
| and is returning to ConstaDtinople.
ITALY WANTS NO ADVICE
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