ENGLISH & FOREIGN.
Teeuthii's telegrams.] PARIS, September 12. The French Occupation of Sousa. Intelligence is to hand from Tunis reporting that the French troops recently despatched to the seaport of Sousa, in consequence of the threatening attitude of the Arabs towards the inhabitants, have now arrived at the town and have occupied it in force. No opposition was met with from the Arabs, who had retired from the neighborhood before the arrival of the troops. Further telegrams announce that a strong body of insurgents have occupied Teboulba, a small port a few miles south of Sousa, and have taken up a strong position.
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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2322, 13 September 1881, Page 3
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