New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-14
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
The Lonion Times


PARIS, Sunday, Aug. 2s-6p.M.
private letter from Zurich Of the 18th states that
the abor of the Plenipotsntares were going on slowly
enough. Notwithstanding the announcement in the
any important point has yet been setsd. Whether the
fault 10 attributable to the Penpotentiaries, them
selves to the preimnsres Of the Treaty Of Vlar:n-
ca ard TO the Emperors not having tab into cacua
ton in their eager anxiety to make peace, all the DIM
cues of the negotiations, one knows. Some people
incline to the opinion TINT this delay Is intentionsl ana
the manner in which NJ. dc Bourqueuey acting lsnd!
some color to the suspicion. The difficulty is indeed
considerable To restore soveregns who forfeited thor
thrones not merely on the ground OF misgovernmen1
but fer tor having gone over to the Austrian camp
against their people; to constitute League with
Heterogeneous elements; 10 call upon the Emperor OF
Austiia for general amnesty; to expect the ssns
from the King of Naples; and to hope that the gates
Of Rome would be thrown open to al, without excep-
ton, by the Pontcal Government, are matter, easier
to talk about or to put on paper, than to execute
The letter says:
"The general amnesty was, some days SINCE u,sde
the subject Of conversation in the Conferences. Inc
aaeDts Of Austria and Sardinia made objections stu
NO protocol has yet been drawn up, might be ex-
pected from that accord, and the example act BY the
Emperor Of the French is not yet followed at Vienna
ct Turin"
Baron De Bonqueney has touched the delicate sub
jet Of the Ducbes in the same way ne the Others evi.
IDENTIFY DESTROYS of asce9taiSng vhot effect w0u1d -
prodacsd BY il o. tho Sandman PissipotssHsy.
q bsrcs &c Boarqasnsy o. veil a. the Espss~ =
the French earnestly dssiFes the restosaei u ~
Grand Dukes Of Tuscany and Modena BY the sct -
favor Of the Same populations who have overthrow
them, ard, moreover. that the Piedmontess Govern
ment should contribute toward it with all its inuenoe
but he does more at Zurich than repeat what Count
Reset said at Turin, and the will be the same.
There ia every reason to believe that the Sandman
Plenipotentary will afx his signature to protocol
which would confirm the article 10 the Treaty Of Wills
tspca relative to the restoration of the unpopular
Dukes"
What the French Government will at last have to
do is simply TO declare 10 Austria that Il has done ali
that morally in its power in favor of hsr protees
ese it must dispose itself to impose them on the
Duchies by ttrgues il not by force. There are 80 ne
who suppose that tire King Of Sardinia not accepting
the stion Of Tuscany would facilitate the solution
which il seems the Emperor Napoleon has at heart,
and that, abandoned to tsef by bin TO whom II looked
for support and under whose scepter desired 10 place
itself the Duchy would have bat TO sub
nit TO Ferdinand ". returning With constitution IN
one hand and the rational fsg In the other.
The writer observes:
" But the Remuneration Of Victor Emsnuel would
rot be a soution-t would be merely complication.
Tuscany would establish another form Of Government.
Professionally constituted she IT, she would remain
So and with her military league, which Is just formed,
she would await the march of events, 10 the full con-
fdenoe that, come what might, French soldiers would
never march TO restore the dethroned Dakes."