The ambassadors of the protestant princes joined in a remonstrance, demanding that the Lutheran religion should be restored in those places where it had formerly prevailed; but this demand was rejected, as being equally disagreeable to France and the emperor.

Then they refused to sign the treaty, which was now concluded between France, the emperor, and the catholic princes of the empire.

By this pacification, Triers, the Palatinate, and Lorraine, were restored to their respective owners.

The countries of Spanheim and Valdentz, together with the duchy of Deux Ponts, were ceded to the king of Sweden.

Francis Louis Palatine was confirmed in the electorate of Cologn; and cardinal Furstemberg restored to all his rights and benefices.