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Show ! LATEST NEWS j BYnLEGIWH LAST NOT. Invasion cf America by Eng- lisli Newspaper Men. i jllisniaick wishes to Know , mIicii Thins Mill Suppress Sup-press Hie Insurrection. Insur-rection. PARIS AGAIN BESIEGED. I The Government Armies Moving on the City. 1 1 1 Oil III 15 L i: A V FA IltS IN CUHA. Uonst'.ntf a Man Alive. GENERAL NEWS. J lUaiae. I lite, Etc., Etc. i I I()ui:k;. London, 1. The Times special says Thiers paid :?:U0, 000,000 francs to the Germans on Friday evening. He was then allowed to receive reinforcements, reinforce-ments, j The Queen Dowager of Sweden is l Pans, 31. The Rnppcl has a letter from l.emicr, complaining of the treatment treat-ment he has received from the Commune. Com-mune. The city continues deserted. " It is i stated that letters for journals outside j Paris arc stopped. j London, 1. A number of the proprietors pro-prietors and editors of English newspapers news-papers have arranged for a tour in America, aud will probably leave in June. Paris, noon, 31. The Cri da People Peo-ple says the Commune will leave the Hotel de ille for the Luxembourg. Its members administratively direct the arrondissements. The Cohstifutivnel was seized today. to-day. The Yci lie says Rochefort is coming to Paris direct. The Mot d' Ordre has the same report ; and says Bis marck has con.-eutcd to a modification of article three, allowing the augtnen- i tation ef the Paris army to iu,0OU ' men. Bismarck wishes Thiers to define the time for the suppression of the insurrection in Paris. Paris, 31. The flag of the Commune is that of the "Universal Republic." Ten commissioners are appointed executive ex-ecutive on military, subsistance, financial, finan-cial, justice, public security, work, trade, service and foreign affairs. The Commune has determined to dispatch : representatives to the different States of Europe, especially Prussia, when her future attitude is known. London, 1. In the great boat race between Cambridge and Oxford, Cambridge Cam-bridge was the winner. Communication between P,aris and ersailles is interrupted, no letters or papers having pas.-ed between them since yesterday. A meeting of the merchants having demanded an explanation, ex-planation, the Commune explained that Ramont had fled with all his staff and materials. The Commune will reorganize the service speedily. Rumor says the attacking troops I have reached Neuilly and St. Cloud. AU the western gates of Paris are : closed. Several officers of the orderly 1 8th battalion have been arrested. Com-! Com-! plete isolation from Paris is momen-'tarily momen-'tarily expected. The journals Fran-, Fran-, cai.te, Electeur and Libre have ceased to appear. Paris, 31. The Commune sum-'moned sum-'moned Col. Schlotein to surrender Valerien, but he refused, j Havana, 31. A rumor here gener-j gener-j ally credited, is that the volunteers in ; the vicinity of San Juan de los Rame-dos Rame-dos roasted a man alive, first running a stake through his body. It is said the volunteers were caught by the Spanish officers while engaged in the 1 act of cruelty. The outrage has greatly incensed the people and many murders on both sides have resulted. A Spanish gunboat left on Sunday for Xassau, with two persons on board who are intended for spies upon the expedition expected there. One is from the United States and one from Colombia. ! A Spaniard, who was with the last convoy which conducted from Mauri-bian Mauri-bian to Los Tunas a whole family, composed of men and women who Uved on a farm sailed Ocajal, six miles , from San Geronimo, informs us they j were assassinated by the Spanish j troops. . An expedition was safely landed on the southern coast near Trinidad. A whole company of Cubans was seen by our informant well uniformed and armed. London, 1. The Telegraph's special spe-cial says the 13th of the line, from ! ersailles, reconnoitering on the bridge -of Sevres, deserted bodily and ! entered Paris, and. enthusiastically fra-1 ternized with the guards. The fugi-' tives from Paris are increasing. i In the boat race, the Oxfords chose ; the Middlesex side. Both made a! splendid start, but Cambridge 'took a slight lead at the start, and maintained j it throughout. The race was well con-1 j tested. Cambridge took their oppo-' j nents' water at Barnes Bridge, but beyond the Oxfords spurted slightly and decreased the distance. Versailles, 1. The story of the 13th .regiment deserting is faise. Paris, 31. The central committee I on new elections of military officers, (romiudthe nationals that they have' : the right to remove their officers when i I they lose confidence. I |