New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23
THE ITALIAN QUESTION AT ZURICH.


De,t, bot you nay depend upon iis beng IN every
ptibt correct
THE ITALIAN QUESTION AT ZURICH.
The UeJats sirs the folio virg cJfrssponienee
from vi. ma dated August =:
The nesr,r sch the period 6Isd for the meet
.gat ZuIich the dficu ties och seem hsely to al
ru pacific cers'apdIfg appeJ 20 De cone g'.a'er
end RTes'eT. Among the ci@uhss which srs lar rom
beng solved there in NE fret place the great gus
ton ~betber the Venetian ortresses .rs 10 b7 occupied
by gsr,i-on excos vey Austrian or by aixed troops
bslo, yng 10 the future Confederation. The p h'icI
AERO. isiion Of the P,uDsVlar fatons b-itg aceon'
piebed il would III tina, each Of Their, beng epuay
,ut. reftsd in the maintenance # order aud loi~ geo
sence In the confederad sttes ought 70 have rigbt
" sepd quota Of roops 20 The fIresses 10 question
ystem of the Geru 4nic COted- rztoo, upln
te ba,is tf wbcU u bss been tn ught That 81 ray
wouls be oresrizsd. Douhs have However, been
,sis.d .fter what has lately passed 10 Germany,
whether that system would b. precisely toe best hat
oeold BE- adopted for Italy. Bot IL sf@4dy plain TO
Erssee from .ha is said here that Aurtra Wi rot 10
nty case rpDourc. bsr III bt T. the exclusive occuDa
ton Of tie tson forrss'es lef, under her rue. she
VIII never consent 10 allow spy military foice but her
orp 20 enter those places and aoov, all will she object
10 receive single rolii-r d the Kirg If S4fdioi4 10
her esoDs. A. yet this giea qoes 100 oogh' 70 be
ss,t.o dipomatcs, befoe The pIenipoteDtiares met
~ Zoricb. jet whchoas bseo talked OF tbs
tbAtthe Ial Confederation sbOnld cpnstruc t7o OF
three fntcass t1rtre-ses ~ their common exp-n.e.
Bat Au.tria sboe bcial resources d'm ish day by
day the most ssru ing manner cannot sgeet' TINS
p'sD she feels that n. owo for "idabie fTresses are
Qoe suflicltDi secure her exglnsve ComniDn IN We
Pea sbe has interest IN the erection OF federal
foItIesses ID ally.
Con. sponde1.ee Of The L. DdoD Times
PARIS, Aug. 8, 1853
TIE fisr6s Of Italy Italian and Freuch, persist 10
their ahle d. that the country tor VITO
sske the late bloody eugaged 10 sn+ Ia some
way benefit by the expenditure Of life and treasure aud
oh 81 net be suffered to relapse INTO the depressed and
dissa sf.d cOnoIt from sbich the EOpe or Ot 'he
Efeurh ok the field rescue II. To SteCLe
ssk bs al n.titutiols for Venice considerable r.fpT
10 the Pspsl Government FREE. dom for the ), ses Ut
Central Italy 10 choose The form If gov-InDent that
suits them, excu, Of AuetfiaD ILt1sIce a,d III the
dtbOstd Pr Ices, Congress 0i the great P08ere to
col csIt tbe bew WgaIizz sion. m'lsf demands, aud
even larger ones, reach from Turin. IDey Comprise
the xsiop Of the Ducb.s TO Pi,dmopt. OF THE,
ACCORDING 10 present here tle chance.
The two Emperors have disposed II orheTsse. Austria
II bent upon restoring the Grand Dukes Of MOoeOa
ana Tuscany aDo Napoleon SCENE equally DESTROYS
Ut JtibttstIDg the Duchess Regent If P.rma As far
that es'Inable Pin is concerned, 1t might be
supposed there v>lid obi, ion to her Testora
tob loDg that is 10 say, "a it should be possible 10
eIen pit her from that Au,'Isn iOdueuee pressure
which aoIe has hitherto prevented Der from granting
d. srabe reforms. Ausns, dlspleased WITH her, II Is
aid, for bavog preferred Switzerland 10 Vieuua -
Jeiufe has sipuia &c Lo'hiog on her behalf but the
French Emperor extends la ber his prtec ION erber
BY reason OF t. at sympathy which Bon ,parte may be
expected TO feel for Bourbon, from desire To De
TX ., cable 10 the Lsgimlst party.
Il dispSch dated seven or eigiC DAYS ago was ssnt
BY Count Waewsk to toe French Muster st Turio,
With cIecuous read it the SardnisD Miuster OF
Foreign Affair, sD1 leave hun copy. Ia tendency
object analogous 10 those Ut CJnot Reisses
mission, and it, Consequence was the withdre~a win
Which you are aresdy acquainted, Of the Satduian
Con Dissore r Governor OF Parms, the French
Government desiring 20 all mpedi Dents TO the
return If the DOcbe,s.
Ihsye received a letter of yesterdays date from
Zurich, bu, does not say THAI the Penpo,entaries
bad con mepctd their del'htIafiOos The authorities
received them With much courtesy and attention,
placed guards Of honor at toe doors of their hotels and
we're psvpg spacious aoon in pubic building, used
for concerts, political meetings, &c., handsomely
sueO up for their use.
The Indipeaiente Of Turin, of the 5;h of August,
ooa taus the folosiogs
The S.,dipisn Government should profit by the ia
vorable disposition of her powerful ally the Emperor
Nspo.oD, and the good feeling ehteItsn.d by russia
Abo EpgsDo, to obtain
L. scrupnous promise that there sh ~ be no inter
veniioD in the affairs of Tuscany, the Ducnies, or the
Legsfions.
., The convocaton of a European Congress within
3. That Modens, Parma, and Piacenza shall
continue 10 respect their fusion with Piedmont,
which voted 10 1913 and unanimously confirmed
with much srdor.
4. That Tuscany shs be left free to propose 10 the
European Congress list of princes, among whom
should be chosen To succeed the Lorraine dynasty
vh'ch II will be impossible to manta AIN IN future.
D. That the Legations shall be endowed with laws
ard iDtuuops in harmony with the civilization of the
age.
6. That the administration of Venetia shall be es-
pecislly adapted TO the national Italian character.
7. That all foreign armies shall be Iigo, ously
eiudtd iron Italian territory, whatever may be the
reason Of their proposed introduction maintenance.
That all The Governments of he Peninsula shall
be led Ia adopt those political reforms which will be-
cone ndpepsaby necessary, in order to prevent the
oih'css which would otherwise arise esch instant in
consequence Of the different il situations Of the various
States.
Thee conditions are in accordance with the pren-
mares 1t Vilsfrancs, and the subsequent declare
tops Of the Eu peor OF the French. They are conse-
9usntly possible.