THE MOROCCAN SITUATION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 10 September 1907, Page 2

THE MOROCCAN SITUATION.

oIE HAKRV MACLEAN'S CAJPTIVHX Morocco, September 8. Kaid Sir Harry Macliuu writes that ' he is suffering great hardships owing to his inadequate covering, flo j g fined in a roofless hut. "The weeks," says Sir Harry, "seem like years." PRETENDER SEIZES AMMUNITION. Morocco, September 8, Mulai Hafld has secured 1,700,000 rounds of ammunition in tho Custom House which the French tended to seize. SERIOUS OUTLOOK*AT TANGIER. ' Tangier, Soptember 8. Discontented Imperial troops near Tangier are looting cattle aivd grain. It is feared that Tangier will be tho scene of a massacre worse than that at Casablanca unloßS a white force ontore the town. ARMISTICE EXTENDED. Received 9th, 8.80 p.m. Morocco, September 9. Ai a deputation of Moors failed to arrange to capitulate in the time specified, General Drude extended the arinigtice for 24 hours. RAISULI'S DEMANDS. TERMS FOR THE KAID'S RELEASE. Received 9th, 950 p.m, London, September p. Raisuli's final terms for the release of Sir Harry Maclean have been submitter to the British Legation at Tangier. They include British protection, "and his appointment as pasha of the district from Tetuan to Laraighe. * Raisuli also asks for an indemnity.