ENGLISH & FOREIGN.
[eeuter’s telegrams.] LONDON, September 5. The French Occupation of Tunis. The report published by the “ Morning Post ” to-day that M. Roustan, tho French President at Tunis, had urged his Government to depose tho Bey, and occupy Tunis, is now fully denied. Anglo-French Commercial Treaty. Sir Charles Dilko, under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, is now in Paris, where he is conferring with M. Tirad, Minister of Commerce, in regard to Anglo-French commercial relations. WASHINGTON, September 5. The President. President Garfield having sufficiently recovered to he moved, has been conveyed to Long Branch, and arrived there safely to-day.
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2317, 7 September 1881, Page 3
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