, 1859-09-10
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1tr.srATE. OF ITALY.....:
A pcrsonal Anair In tho zurich Con-
{ ference r.

fconr.ppadtncc II the n Y. Evening Ppst.l ..''
:. T.: -. -. :. N,ex. Augns Il, ,lsss.-
On mr. way here stopped at Zurich; tho
Of the signeFs oI tire wa.
Erauca convention we're there since: the 6th IN:
k,aut, and had already held several :tneet1ngs,,d
lat which theycatne y no sonesaI'oM "h9'ers TSe
l,,soportiou af the .Austrian debt TO tc sluTosea
ii1pon Lombardy; %: The restoration OF fhs
dukes and duchess of Tuscany, Modena, and
parnla, aud The return Of the Do!oEnas 70 ias
Pope; s. Tie formation oi. Conteaesacs WIZ "
|mipor tnportaucc nrc to; be discussed, but haIc
lnot ret been touched. the difference o. opinion
between the pleuipotentjarIeF on the .hfSt tnfet
being 50 great ihat it was sthought nceessaIyt9o
|apply for instructions at headquarters. Auoea
to these dissenting sicwa Of the p'cnlpotenu-
furies au incident 10 the way ola pslsonaladaat7
Ibetwcen Tho Sazdiniat' aid The AustH Tend9s
lthr transaction Of business mure difficult. Ar.
Collorcdo. it is said, uttered improper words
against the Sardinian King, and was rcoakeo
tdJnwal thereof: tho Austrian declined, and the
FSardipian threw his card on linn: In the mean
|t,rne the French plcnipotentlaEy }ntetyenedt
land things were Quilted by Coliorcdo apolos1H
| ling. aud Dcsambrois Withdrawing. tie card
Every e1ertion was maae 70 hnsn luz haEa li eooi
or bad etfert npop fhe pesoiistlons ta come !sd
frnore than. Lean saT, but it Is believed tna1 II
| IwjIl cool down Austrian arrogance s.hich, here
ftutore, 1nade Austria look upon Piedmont VIII
| ,con4empt- The assistant plenIgotent'ary "to
LEFT Tor Vienna had not Fctu1ntd. ~,
lis rot expected here that the conference atzu:.
ltrich will succeed in bringing about asettlemsat
I Ebctwcet the c0ntend}ng parties. Ills une 1nnt-
Ithe bases were hid in <he Eillaffanca consfni
|tion, but tAat conTentidu framed them. LEAVING
Issues to be arranged tneleal'eE, ;ns;sts
4 The etigeucics Of the moment. Austria insists
fEupon tie restoration Of the old d5pastles; Tue
ESardipixns resist It; France plays the part Of
| {conciiator between them; and, on the other
4 hand. The people Of the Duehles md The .Lega-
tions declare thns they will fepniss ~ a1ms; ,s,
4 to impose upon then, their old tYrants. The
I peop1e will b. heard this time. They, are not
tuow the disorderly mass which formed tue rev
olution of 1885,; they nre az orderly body o's-
inguished by tnei1 unity, their sagaclous move,
|mcnts, their subordnation to their LEADERS, and
Eheir drmness in the legal pursuit Of their object
Il Among the psiuces whom Austria tries hgain to
h,Iace It their head are the Dukes Of Tuseany
fiand Modcna, who, at Solferino, were seen IN the
Austrian ranks fighting against tbs .n.llans
khen Stayed. Can such men consistently CLAIM
= n reconciliation? Il
= Unless Austria. gives up this point, al least,
;. The Zurieirmeeting Will prove abortiye, epd The
It |cannna will again supersede the pen. IT. ls o.
a1l's noosi w s9aa q ped
, I
Gnont recalled the four commissioners, WHOM, al
hhe request Of the people Of the three Dnchic:
land tue Legations he had sent thlther to organ
: ize them. In the act Of rccal, Victor Emanue
l Recommended. the. people whose tefnpofA!
commissioners he f1nd recalled, to collect, totu
!. lu convention, a1d.hY popnlar yote manifest
"a hot to him alone, but 10 MI Europe, their MI
J land decision us 10 the mode Of being governed
4 Thcy did pIpcecd to collect tbe yote ot thc:peo
}pIc. and tile result unanimous against the te:
;, toratjor Of their cxrulers, and, as far as an
g Inc xati0n to Piedmont is concerned, Parma, At
ldena and the Legations; as well rs one porto
of TuscAuv are fof il, and Shall party il tue la
Of ter duchy ior Prince Napoleon. While their elo
Of lions we're going Gu, they invited GaFibaldt !
=. ftake the command Of their troops; this tt
H.. }Gencral wus willing TO DO, INT having swo1
of ]a,legiuuce to the Sardinian King, md it bcit
er Inconsistent with tho observance OF ncutrnl''
Fe |prpu,iset by the latter, TINT one Of his be
T. |renErals sborld lead the movement in CentF
nd IItaly.s he generously reslgnEd his pos,tion
cte General in the Piedmontcse army, ana maj
lo,tcr advantages he, tllere enjoyed, and on y
t.. 14,h inst airSsared at Florence, Wherc, aFt
: i cou(errinc with the President and Council,
:. Il (sct about his noble work, The forces raised
lthc three tIuchies and the Legations pnn1bert
- hi the bcsiun1hg Of this month, about 80, ,o'
land will bc raised, it is asserted to 81, 900 M
=" with such III, ar1,y, and Garbaldl at t1eir he:
i. neither the obnoxious Dukes, nor the Pope vi
this Swiss regiments, will attempt to take 20:
icssion of tlcir former Statcs, as they can be
=, u]sed in spitc Of the 900 Austrians di*gui:
-. liz Tuscan regimcntals, raised By the Dnke, !,
lo,l,er merccuaries. hired to assist the lntrnd
. In their contemplated scheme Of recon4ueF
~ Their fhfones By the sword. :.