The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-09-30
LONDON. PARIS. VIENNA.
Paris Hears Turkey Won't Oppose Land.
inE Of Troops London version.

.spcs,I! cable Dsspqtsres 10 THE SrS.
PARIS. Sept. ?a.-lt is expected here
that the Italian landing Of forces in Tripoli
will be effected this afternoon
. A despatch from Rome 10 the Temps
says the Turkish Charge d'Affaires in
formed a newspaper man this afternoon
that his Government had decided not to
oppose the landing Of Italian troops at
!Tripoli.
4. ToULoN. Sept. 2e.-Ihe cruiser Ernest
Renan has sailed for Tripoli to prote ect
French interests.
LONDON. Sept. 20. The Foreign Office
has No direct news confirming the report
that the Porte has decided not to resist
the landing of Italian troops at Tripoli.
= despatch to the Exchange Tel
egraph Company from Chiasso. on
the Swiss frontier. says it is i'm
possible to send the most innocent de-
spatches out of any part of Italy. Mes
cages Of all sorts are stopped by the censor.
The despatch. which was carried from
Rome to Chiasso. says that Admiral
Aubrey. the commander OF the Italian
Aquadrons of Tripoli, has been instructed
90 occupy that place Immediately.
: He has decided to ask for the Immediate
surrender Of the province. In the event
,of refusal he will lombard the port.
!. This action, the despatch says, will he
taken at the expiration of six hours
notice. that much time being allowed
the inhabitants to get out Of danger.
A Constantinople despatch to n news
agency Of to-day's date said Turkey had
decided not to resist the landing of Ital-
ian forces in Tripoli.
. The Turkish Embassy here has received
no confirmation Of this report
. The Italian Government will provide
Tor the safety of Italians and foreigners
In Tripoli and Cyrenaica by all means at
3ts disposal
The neutral Powers have been notified
OF Italy's action.
The Italian Government has changed
the destination Of its orders for Cardiff
coal. IT has now asked that it he sent to
the naval bases at Syracuse. Taranto
and Augusta.
The British Embassy at Constautinople
has been instructed to recall the British
officers with the Turkish squadron.
LONDON. Sept. 3O.-The Times in a
despatch from Constantinople says that
the Turkish force at Tripoli is entirely
OF cavalry. an infantry division not ex-
ceeding ten battalions, six batteries of
artillery at most. with a few fortress
and engineer troops. making a maximum
OF 5000 effective men. OF these about
two-thirds are supposed to be at Tripoli.
There has been little or no progress
since the revolution in the organization
OF local militia
There Is anxiety on every hand to
localize the fighting to the African coast.
With regard to the hopes Of averting the
war even now il is clear that Turkey
clung to this hope until the last moment.
as she has now decided not to oppose the
landing Of Italian troops and appealed
to the Powers to use their good Offices.
II Is known that Italy while insisting
in substance upon her demands has pre-
pared large concessions in the form of
oompensat tion.
But now that fighting has actually
begun at sea the hope is OF the faintest
Hitherto there has been no definite
indication Of the effect upon the Balkans
Rumors Of preparations for a new up
rising in Albania are increasing the ten
sion between Turkey and Greece.
The feehng seems growing among the
Turks that they have as much light TO
seize ThessHly as the Italians have To
seize Inpoh, but as yet the Turks have
displayed moderation and are holding
out hopes that II a conflict is not to be
averted II may al least be isolated
VIENNA, Sept. 20 The Turkish Ambas-
sador, Rcsehid Pasha, arrived from Con
stantinople to-day. Asked hy Tur SI,y
correspondent regarding the report that
there was spirit Of unrest in Turkey
over the occupation Of IripoA, he replied
that it was "A pure invention Iurkev
he said, had resolved to defend her in.
tegrity by all possible means