FRANCE AND ITALY.
PARIS, April 6. In view of the old-standing difficulty between Turkey and France in reference to the Tunis-Tripoli boundary and the objections which have been raised to the hinterland clause of the agreement between these two States, M. Barrere, French Ambassador at Rome, has been ordered to assure Italy that if the Tripolitan question should ever be discussed France's attitude would not be hostile to Italian interests in that portion of Africa ; also to assure Italy that France has no designs on Tripoli. M. Hanotaux has suggested that the Chamber of Deputies should appoint a commission to deal with the wnole question 1 *xf. tble French African empire,
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Otago Witness, Issue 2355, 13 April 1899, Page 17
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