New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

Al inspired telegram from i''rhn 20
The Cologne Gazette" says that while
,hc good intentions OF the powers have
not vet led 10 any formal attempt at
mediation something further may proo-
ably nc heard from thom before long
We'll informed Albau.aus regard II as
unlikely THAT the conflict viii oc conph-
Gated by Il rising in Albania. The creek
government has made rcaSsurins S''"'
ment as Ca its attitude and the OUTLOOK
is generally more hopeful
corsiantirorlc. oct -@-Roph"S 70 The
porio's arposI have been received from
most Of the powers. but a. was expected
they afford Httc satisfaction In cnec|
tho powers say they VIII bee unable TO oTer
mediation up,u tine Porte suggests basis
Of e,ttement oa tbe lines Of the ltalian
demands sci forth iu iho ultimatum.
qbe Austrian Ambassador had q long in
.,or,icv. Win tire Grand Vizi"r this aH"r-
noon and 10 is announced that mo Russian
A-ph,.s.5or wiz visit him tomorrow
p Is understood that Austria has given
guarantee to Turkey that he status QUO
psrra son of Shclkh Adclkadcr. the last
,,-oriau so,oroien. has asked The sultan
fo r~rmit him 70 return TO Tripod for tho
,,rrosc Of rousiuc the Mussunons there
t. r.pcl thc Italian invasion.
THO Porto has notified the embassies that
neutral cargoos in Italian bottoms will be
respected. with tho exception of contra
band of war
Tic ministerial crisis, 10 is believed -
now ended. An trade nominating the now
ministers has been prepared, and after us
issuance tho new Cabinet win send either
a note % the powers or "a circular TO the
Ottoman ambassadors setting forth pre-
ciscly Turkeys point OF view as to the
war
Iiimi Pacha has resolute.y refused u
enter The Cabinet. as 10 ~ lacking wen
defined policy. Since Said Pacha took oHiCo
Tho ministry has had three aU-night sit
tiuCs, in addition to prolonged deliberations
during the day. and the physical strain is
beginning 10 tell ON the aged Nizier.
HALL Ps-hs, the Minister Of the INTERIOR
insists upon the acceptance Of his resiGna-
ton but the Grand Vizier wishes him to
accept another portfolio. Fresh EFFORTS
have been made To prevail upon Hmm
Am influential member OF the Committee
Of Union and Progress stated to The Asso-
ciat.l Press to-day he realized Turkey
bed been forced 10y untoward circumstances
10 submit 10 tho Italian proposal to evac-
uate TripoH. buy account must he taken
of the tanaticism Of the people and show
crresistance made
A. uresrut there are only uincty-three
.t..r- ,r,r.f.. 10
sunlc'ont FOR a quorum. but as soon as tho
requisite 40 members arrive, the chamber
viii be convened.
Tho Gc,man Consulate here IS besieeed
lea anxious Italians who are asking for
passports that viii permit them 10 leave
the country Yesterday six hundred icit
th. civ. and to-day the consulate stll had
,siy thousand applicants with whom 20 dca'.
Those rcmaining are subjected 80 heavy
taxes
Tho Turkish cable TO Tripod has been
IN, and even officials are ignorant o. what
IL goins on there
A prominent Egyptian has offered TO
o,ponize Il force Of thirty thousand
Eevptians 20 march against tho Italians
at Tripoh.
Paris. oct. The Italian Embassy this
evening authorized tho following statement;
Mediation BY the powers between Italy
and Turkey IS mentioned by French ana
FOREIGN new spaBers so declaration in this
regard has been made by the royal gov
eminent. which Is resting upon the losic
OF events. il cannot speak of mediation or
NEGOTIATIONS until after Turkey shall have
recognized the occupation Of Tripoh by
Italy"
LONDON. oct. The Turkish Anbassa-
cor here. TewGk Pacha. presented a note
from his government 10 the Foreign Once
to-day complaining that, contrary TO al IN
ternational rules Of warfare. the ceciara-
ton Of wax against Turkey was preceded
Iv hostnitics on the part Of the Italian war
ship7
tor his reason said Tho note, Turkey
both lawfully and 10y reason of the existing
situation had tho right 10 employ against
Italy not only measures arising ont Of a
state OF war but also any measures which
the present situation might permit her 10
decree Notwithstanding this right Turkey
Lad postponed such m"4sures while making
u fresh appeal % the powers i'm the colNic-
ton that it was siil possible 10 end the
wsr
Meanwhile ne -Durparler~ " thc powers
continue without iutcrmss ion. 10 Ia said
that Russia Is DOW supporting Germany in
her efforts 10 bring about pcac6 IL is real
ized here that the main reason foT the de-
lay Of wariiko operations ! the continuance
ef the Turkish Cabinet ori-jE. clearly the
old ministers are remaining in Office against
their wiz and are unable 90 formulate or
agree upon any definite line al action.
4 dispatch TO "Thc Times" from S.
Petersburg says tho Black Sea exporters,
alarmed by rumors that Turkey would
proclaim grain and coal cOntraband ~
war. have held conference with repre-
sentatiyrs o. tho RUSSIAN Ministry Oi Coiu-
mercc Who decided 20 telegraph Con5tau-
iinorie snd Rome, requesting 10 Doe h-
formed os to what articles viii bc de-
clarDG cou'rabaud.
Rom. C,ia frontior) oct. p. rhc gov
crumeni hAs declined tho offers Of >lba-
mans. CIellus. Sgryisns. honifpesf.ns Bul-
gsrians and GREEKS 10 20 as volunteers 80
Tripol to night tbe Turks,
r:esardin- trc .'osefneat from 'oH-tan-
finopie that thc hcir to the Turkish throne
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