New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

Constantinople. oct. 1.-THE Cabinet
wiz make a statement Of its policy at a
secret meeting Of the Chamber Of Dep
uties on Tuesday II viii declare that
the government will undertake no meas
ures of a nature calculated 10 disturb
peace in the Balkans. At the same time
the Porte will pursue firm and just pol
and oppose any solution derogatory 10
the national dignity.
-he Tripolitan Deputies have adj
dressed a request 10 the president of The
Chamber for the impea chment Of the
late Cabinet on account of its conduct
regarding TripoH. The Unonist major
ity in the Chamber has decided to elect
the Arab Opposition Deputy for Hama.
Abdul Hamid Zuhravi. first vice-prcsi-
de-t Of the Chamber. and Emmanuel
Ida, Greek Deputy FOR SMYRNA. second
yice-president, the object being TO con-
ciliate the Opposition, particularly the
Arab element
London. oct. 1l.-The Constantinople
correspondent Of The Daily Chronicle
sends the following dispatch.
The nations division Of opinion as to
the best attitude 10 be adopted in con-
nection with the war continues as sharp
as ever The Committee of Union and
Progress has now declared for a policy
Of resistance TO the last. \ large amount
Of money has already been subscribed
for a fleet. and subscriptions are coming
in rapidly.
The outlook with respect 20 Bulgaria
is causing serious uneasiness Bulgaria
regards her acts Of mobilization as jus
tifod i'm wow Of the concentration Of
Turkish troops ON the frontier The
ministers arc holding constant .on-
ferences. and messages are constantly
passing between the Turkish Minister of
War and the Bulgarian administration" "
Rome via the frontier, oct. News NJ
the Turkish irfantry's attack upon the
Italian outposts at Tripoli yesterdav has
been received with great interest here, he-
cause il was the italian soldiers baptism
~ fire after fifteen years of peace. OfiCial
adrlces say that tho vours soldiers he-
haved Ike veterans. and that they were
with difficulty prevented from pursuilE the
enemy. The officers. however. cared a
tran in the darkness and would permit no
pursuit
Wounded Turks who are now roi~C cared
for I'm the Italian hospital fonts say that
conditions under Muuir Pacna are the cause
NJ much dissatisfaction. supplies arc short
and there are about two hundred wounded
soldiers in the Turkish ancampmru-.
II IS expected that the last twenty trans
rorts will arrive at TripoH late tonight
This expedition Includes 5000 men, mem
bers of the General staff. POO oare3ineers
ro reinforce the -endarmerie. seven aero
planes. chaplains' automobile vans con-
ytructed for work iu the desert ara
large amount Of money The hospital ship
which is with the transports is capable o'
accommodating 30 patients. anu is under
tn. charge # Prince Colonna, eN-MaEor OH
Rome.
Industrial centres are beginning Z" l'fl
the Turkish boycott against Italian prod
ucts. Grain merchants. cotton ana SILK 'N-
porters and manufacturers of wax matches
are rarticuIarIv affected. The boycott also
Is causing the suspension of considerable
work. and labor troubles are feared as
consequence.
dispatch from Malta says that the
American steam YACHT UtoUana. with the
American archnoiosiral mission aboard
will proceed soon to Benghazi, where, not
vitbstanding the Italian occupation. the
work of excavating viii be resumed.
The dispatch adds that Commander Ben
ton C. Decker, If the American scout
cruiser Chester gave u reception aboard his
shin 10 the Malta authorities and consuls'
N which the American officers expressed
regret that the Italians had teen unable
10 innict deserved lesson on the murder
ers Of Herbert r. d. CoU, member OF
the archaeological mission. near Benghazi.
4 dispatch from SMYRNA 10 the "Corriere
d.Italia" says that tn colony OF ten thou
sand Italians there IS in a precarious po-
sition. All Italian railroad employees have
been discharged. and the Italian port
workers are being boycotted
Neapolitan fishing boats In the harhor
have been seized. and numerous families
are destitute 4 worse fate is feared for
large numbers Of Italian workmen IN the
interior Of AnatOlid