Sept. 29, Telegrams from Rome announces that the Marchese di San Giuliano, Minister of Foreign Affaire, on Tarsday night despatched to Constantinople a Note reciting the Italian grievances, to wit, the constant Turkish hostility to Italian enterprises and disregard for all remonstrances in respect of the disorder and neglect in Tripoli, and declaring that Italy has decided upon a military occupation of Tripoli. and Cyrenaica (Barca). Ttaly trusts that Tarkey will give orders that the occupation is not to be opposed. Subsequent agreements will be made for a definite settle-mont. The Note asks for a reply within twenty-four hours.
It is believed in Ta circles that a conflict will be avoided, inasmuch as Turkey is prepared to make concessions, provided that hor amour propre is not wounded and her territorial integrity is left unimpaired,
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