New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
ITALIAN GUNS
FACE TR|POU
BattIeShip Squadron in Line Off
Port-Landing Expected
MOmentariIy.
PORTE STILL UNYIELDING.
Constantinople Newspapers Re-
proach Their Government
with Having Reposed Blind
Confidence in Germany.

Confidence in Germany.
TripoH. Sept 2S.-The first Italian
squadron, commanded by Rear Admiral
Aubrey. composed of four first class bat
tleships. three cruisers and a number Of
torpedo boats. is now anchored in line
of Tripoi.
The second Italian squadron is at Ia
ranto. awaiting orders to convoy the
transports Up to the present no Ital-
ian force has been landed in Tripoli
Tripou. Sept 27.-The native popula-
ton of Tripou is quiet, but Europeans
are still appreheRsive Of native demon
strations and are leaving the country in
large numbers.
A French steamer sailing yesterday
for Tunis took aboard many Europeans,
but was compelled 20 refuse others who
sought passage because Of the lack Of
accommodations or even Of room for
them.
Turin. Sept. 2S.-The "Corriere della
sera" says that Italy has received an
unsatisfactory reply from Turkey and
viii answer with more hostile note.
The "Corriere d'Italia" says that the
landing Of men and munitions at Tripoi
by the Turkish steamer Derna consti-
tutes a casus beIli. The italian govern
rnent. the paper says, was awaiting such
an act before proceeding TO the occupa-
t'on Of that province.
Vienna. Sept 27.-The "Neue Freie
Presse" learns from an official Turkish
source that the Porte is determined TO
concede no political privileges to Italy
in TripoH and win regard an Italian
landing as a casus belH.
London Sept 2s.-The Tripon corre-
spondent Of "The Daily Chronicle sends
the following:
All business here has stopped and
great excitement prevails. The Turkish
transport Derna entered the harbor
within view of the Italian fleet. which
apparently had been watching her for
many miles she landed one hundred
- -, ,..vos 20 a-oror,nf+ion
"a. -. g. .,.,.cto4 that tbe geet
,,..,, -.-,. 80. CO.. o., occr,nv the pIace.
.-...,,. .,,, e..+ co,,Id have
stopped the Derua, but refrained.
understand, under orders from the ltal-
ian government
THE news spread like wildfre. Turk
-, ..t,,,,+ The barbor
- -. 80 r+sl,. and tho italians
-,.a - .rs -,,,-,or+a-ii,. I'm fear of
attack. The Italian Consul is withhold
ing all newspapers from Italy in order
90 avoid increasing the anxiety
Turkish families We're preparing %
fee. but the local committee Of the
Union of Progress issued an order that
Turkish subjects must on no account
leave the town The order added thal
they should be forci3ly restrained il
necessary.
The Turks are endeavor-ns 10 lA'uce
the Arabs 10 contribute 70 the detence
of the town with men ana g'"ds' ou'
have not met with much success.
The Co1sta9tinople cCFIe7p"ldlil~ '-
tle Reuter- Telegram Company sends
Dispatch, dated TripoA whicA gives the
lepo~t Of an impending italian landing
Satisfaction has been caused at Con-
stanunople, says The Tlmes.a c'rre-
sp1nCent there, HT ihe news mat inc
Derna landed her cargo az IIIpoA' AZ
cording TO Official kilograms sne was ioi-
FNed for twenty miles by IiaIIaa IuI7-
ers, which kept their seaiciiish's ON Eer
4 within eight miles OF port
No Anglo Maltese Appeal.
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ro-~ f,.+ -i,.r, had received no official
arresr from, tho Anglo Maltese colony in
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