The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-08
THE NEUrRAL POWERS coMBINsD.
Austria Alone ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Inter-,
vention when Proper to stop the War,
An Ovation to Victor Hugo-A War
speech from n Veteran Champion Of
Iib.rtv- Mn rMahou Dead.

yention when Proper to stop the war
An Ovation to Victor Hugo-A War
speech from n veteran Champion Of
Liberty NiucMehon Dead.
LONDON. September THE result OF the negotiF
tons which have been carrying for some time
past here and at St. Petersburg the neutral powers.
including England, tItaly, and Russia, among the
greater, and Sweden, Holland and Denmark among
the lesser powers, have agreed TO take separate
action in the pending war in other words, have bound
themselves to intervene collectively " they inter-
vene all, in order TO put absolute stop to the
war by an overwhelming force whenever 1t shah
seem 60 them proper and right so TO do. Austrls
alone has declined to d. TO this understanding.
and her refusal excites some uneasinCss, the more
that the demonstrations Of Hungary and Of the
sclavonic Austrian states against Prussia arebccom,
Ing more and more open and decided.
VICTOR HUGO DEcLABEs roR WAR.
A great Ovation was yesterday given to Victor
Hugo on his arrival at the Northern Railway sta
ton The large Place of St. Lazlrc, at the station,
was flied With people, mostly OF the lover oriers,
and a double dlo Of National Guards aul Cardu
Mobile was drawn up as a guard Of honor on the
high ground around the station. number Of
the democratic leaders Of Paris iacutmg Victor
IIugo's sons, NJ. Rocheiort N. Gais Bizoin, tho
venerable Michclci, II. Laboulaye, and tiers, had
assembled to meet tho cxilcd roct and patriot A
hasty arch had been thrown up over the doorway
of the station and wroathod with the nrs o. France
Italy, the United statas, sw'zsrland md Spain. Mach
attention was excited u the appearance aIlng
tbeac standards OF tic IA OF the German u gu i1
oflSl3. As tic venerable exile APPEARED, supported
by his friends to the carriage sent or hm By
jules Fayrc, lie was greeted with enthusiastic
shouts. Whcn these had somewhat subsidized he
spoke in u clear voice, and with great ca-nost-
.I.a,, III liz
CiTIzESs have come back from On exile OF tTea-
ty years simultaneously with tiiC Republic. The "a
public to defend in ParA The capitol o. CIV Z
zatiOn. Paris must not DO sullicl ~ i.Nlsiou;
10 invade Paris is to Invade Li..rty-i f. 90 inv
| rhilz !ton. No su.h invasion stall tiumNl.
| lrrs viii he saved BY tue union oi az souls
paris meaus new natrods, new resNHturute, rev
| barriers between people and people Pan. must
| be victorious IN the name OF fraternity for ony
BY making the fraternity Of all Pos ihir can
the liberty Of all be gained. Pointins 10 tDe Ameri-
speaks to day to Parts and 90 France, proc lining
the miracles ofPowcr watch arc easy 70 gre,t peo
pie contolding Tor great principle; tie liberty OF
every race, the fraternity OF all"
| Tho speech was immensely eheered, and the
speaker fairly carried by the people to bis carriage
| lie looks well, though aged-his long locks gones
his dark beard white his eyes full Of FIRE, his voice
| as firm as ever.
BrRt1v. Sept s-X.ng William has bcen suns
mOned ~ Berlin.
| MARSHAL HAcNAHoN DEAD.
PARIS. Sept. ten. Trochu las issued proela'
| nation. lie says: 1.-THE enemy Is apProaehinss-
The defence OF the capital l. assured. The mon 90
has arrived to organize tie delencc OF the surround
| ing departments.
Orders have been given to tho Protects OF the
| Seine. the Seine and oise, and the 6enc a1d .Gano
to unite tue defenders Of the cJuatry. WAC VI. bS
supported by troops from Paris and BY iasle mum
| bcrs OF cavalry gathered in the snSlrons
| "The commanders Of these forc,s viii receive
| their orders from The Governor OF Paris. Elth
| citizen will be irs, = hy duty To lis cOuutry. Tia
| Government counts CA mo patriotism OF all. .
| .,tsi!1edl THOCht. Governor o: Paris"
| An The Journals announce positively tiat Mpsshal
| fIcAaaJL il de, I. 80 49,,
/, IS rumored that E;enno Araso and II. Thieri
| have gone on mission q the k,us - PRUSSIA.