New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26

been espeCla4-! SHSdSCu ~ SAPSu41C Nio
exodus.
por,o sept. o5.-The government to-
dsv issued another warning 10 the press.
threatening the severest measures under
the penal code against journalists and
correspondents who give publicity to in
formation concerning the movements Of
the army and navy.
Paris. Sept. pa dispatch from Pa
'srro 70 the Temps" says that the
italian fleet. consisting Of the battle
ships NapoH. Giuseppe Garibaldi and
Roma. the armored cruisers Pisa,
Arala. yarese and Francesca Ferruccio
and the other vessels reported ready 70
move against Tripol still remain in the
harbor Of Palermo.
When the feet left Syracuse. IN Sicily.
II was understood that their destination
was TripoH. Their detention at Palermo
arrears 10 he the result Of a decision
m the part Of the italian government 70
await Turkeys final determination con-
corning a lease OF Tripoh under the
terms II which that country would re-
main under its present sovereignty, the
Ottoman government receiving an an
nual sum Of money from Italy.
Constantinople. Sept. 25-The Porte
has addressed a circular 70 Turkish
representatives abroad instructing them
u invoke the good Offices Of the powers
with view 70 restraining Italy from
hostile action in TripoM. The Grand /
Vlzier has abandoned his projected Euro
mean holiday owing 10 the uncertainty
Of the situation.
A more tranquil feeling prevails, as II
Is now known that the reported landing
Of Italian troops in Tripoh Is untrue, and
that the Porte has postponed the sailing
Of the transports with war material for
Trpoh. Orders have been sent to the
T-1nolitan authorities 10 avoid doing
srvrhirg calculated to disturb good re-
la-iors or give italy a pretext for hos
tile action.
The Pourse was closed to-day owing
10 the Bairam festival but heavy sales
NJ Turkish unified stock depressed the
price four points.
II is expected that the new Italian
Ambassador. Marquis di Garroni, who
will arrive here on october 3, will bring
8 note asking for a settlement OF all /
questions pending between Italy and ,
Turkey.
Berlin. Sept 25.--Although Germany |
has not offered formal mediation, 1t Is |
learned that she IS exerting her best en-
deavors in Rome and Constantinople TO
bring about . peaceful settlement Of the
controversy between Italy and Turkey !
rver TrfpoH. Germany regards hostili- |
ties between those two countries as Ike
a. 10 involve other European powers, !
rince IL would probably be followed by
Rr outbu-st in the Balkans. into which
Austria Hungary and other powers
would dnd themselves drawn.
Germany advocates as a solution Of
The question Turkish recognition OF
Talv's special interests and her aban- /
dorment OF opposition TO the economic !
development Of Tripoh by Italy and also
the recognition by the latter country |
q Turkish sovereignty.
Germany's position is a delicate one, |
IS she is bound by an alliance with Italy |
end by friendship with Turkey which /
tae become distinctly closer within the |
las. few years.
London. sept. 25.-Great Britain, in |
common with the rest Of Europe, had |
ust settled down 10 what II was hoped |
would be a season Of peace, after the |
settlement Of the Moroccan question, |
when news came Of a threatened war /
between Italy and Turkey. Nobody here /
believes that Turkey will give up Tripoli /
without a 7ght
The Turkish force at Tripoli is vari- /
o1sIv estimated at from 10000 70 10000 I
men described as badly equipped and !
unable TO offer serious opposition 70 /
Italian landing parties, who would be
protected bv the guns OF the navy.
Turkeys only reply could be the en-
iorcement Of a boycott Of Italian snip |
ping I'm the Levant and the expulsion |
from the ottoman Empire Of Italian /
Subjects who have large interests IN I
The country
France. 10 is expected, will not inter /
iere in any way with Italy, while Great |
Britain would also be nothing but an
Interested spectator Germany, II If /
thought would be the most seriously |
Infected as she would be in the positoh /
o. having 10 choose between two frlenos (
on a matter which is the direct result (
o' her Moroccan enterprise, and which .
0ii neutraIzc entirely the naval al /
vantage which she expected from
tarefu' nursing Of Turkey. the recon /
tHatIon Of the Turks and the Austriahs 4
Ind the announcement Of Turkish and /
Austrian naval ambition. German /
therefore,. is likely to attempt a settle
hort
il 's improbable, however that tne
Turks could Doe held back. For them 10
PACK down would bring about furtHer
Internal troubles in Turkey, while. on /
,Ae other hand. for them 10 60 10 va
Would mean an opp0rtunitv for Which /
tAe Balkan states have long been wat I
ms ON the whole the outlook Is udIh'
Alexandria. Sept. 25.-The Italian
hner Regina Margherita which was re-
Iorifd Yesterday 10 have been captuIsu
~ turkish Wdrships at Mersina, "a
- OF Adau8, In Asia Minor 49,
- safely this afternoon. The s,eo ,li
I'A ls ono OF the feet ot the NV re-
.ohe Generate Italiana Of Genoa W.
moesied by Turkish officials u"i'"s