Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-10
Additional Foreign News---PoslsiOu Of
Prus sfa--EEOy ements OF Kessuth.

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Nsw ToRK.. July Tho official Psasieks Rel
uRg Of Wednesday says the Franco Sardinihn aTny
IS moving near he frontier Of Germany. The PIus
sian G0verHm' rs regards the security Of Germany
as entrusted 10 its care The Italian ct is as
uming ever increasing dimensions. England and
Russia are arming on the greatest scale. The Prus
sim Government would be failhless to ts duty, sud
sAs sSnse of the nation. If chs shculd neglect "a
act commensurstey with that spirit by which Pms
sis hss become great Prussia is freq from every
eaeag menf She ebeys only those obligations which
spring from he irnermost nature of her state inter-
IL viii soon be seen whether PTussias inita-
i've will be supported wtS the necessary weight By
| GsImau states PlussiI's policy STANDS &. N, and
whoever lays obstacles ia lis way may consider that
hs is renderip service to the eneres OF he fAther
| land
The Sardnisn bulletin ef The affair al Perutia,
b,tween The people aud tie Papal troops states that
the Swiss troops attacked the town on the 10Th and
met with great resistance. bnt after three hours
lighting they forced entrance into the to6n. The
combat VAS than renewed in the streets and contin-
ned for two hours Logger. The SEiss troops tam
plsd down and killed women AMI in fsnsive per
sons. On the next day the euirages and firing up
on the people vas IecOmmspcel The towR was
placed in g siste Of seige.
AdFices from Rome say an attempt was made
there on Sun lay 10 display the tficoioFei flag and
proclaim the Dictatorship Of Victor Rnanuel. but
entered his protest against the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
his States to Powers represented st the Paris Con-
ference. lie had also communicated to his CAfdi-
nails letter from TIE Emperor Napoleon guarantee
ing the Independents of The Papal Slater
When Kossulh and his aid csmp arrived a. the
railway STATEN yesterday stern on they we're met by
police agents. who inquiredAt what hotel they wished
TO stop On being informed Of the address,, acoupe
of poiise agents. 10 priv te clothes, mounted guard
before the doors ID watch the movements OF the
Hungarians, and note who called upon them. They
there the last thir al night and the first thing
in the morning, to eseort Kossash and his aid-ds-
camp on board aud see them out Of France Before
leaving ayoHng allan voluDt sered to get for Italian
and gsrian liberties. and vas taken 10 Genoa
to serve in the Hungarian legior. kaseuih, / am
informed, has many admirers in Msrseilles, who
only deferred from calling to pay their respects
and express their sJmPathies BY the presence Of the
police agents.
Tie Paris correspondent Of The EgsniFg Post says:
'I told yesterday that the difficulties between
the Imperial Bonapartists and the descendants Of
AIrs Patterson, Of Baltimore, the reputed wife Of
the Duke of Westphalia, are in the way Of being
settled. The Emperor has offered to make her son
jerome Duke, and her grandson, jerome, Who
graduated ct West Point and is now with the army
in Italy, Count. with suitable peeuniary eudow
msnts for the rank. il they win formally IeuOunce
all claims to the uAme Of BOnaparte.
Correspondents Of the london Times.
M,asE1LLEs, jane IS. $50 p. Nm Kossuh
left here this morning in the Sinai at O'clock for
Genoa, accompanied By N. Figglemess. who is de-
sigualed ON tho Sandman passPlr: they have be-
tween them as aid-de-camp 10 AZ. Kcssuth, which
would seem to imply that the Dictator of Hungary
Is to hold military command. Last evening NJ.
FiggIemess went 10 the enoampmept of the AustriSa
prisoners at EenpsmPG he addressed himself ex-
elusiYely TO the Hugsrians, among whom he dis
tribuleda considerable sum in gold and silver Civ
ing nothing TO the Germans. He Informed his
that n. Kossuth was in Mar
settles on his road to Genoa and the hssdquar-
tiers of the alies where be WAS 10 have An
interview with Napoleon aud Victor Emanuel,
for the purpose Of organizing means 10 secure The
national independence of Hungary, which he affirm
ed the allied soyereigns had agreed 10 recognise lie
also stated that he allies would lend their aid to lib
crate Hungary from Austrian rule. believe Kos
suth's aid-decamP had no reason 60 be dissatisfied
with the result Of his mission. On being told that
NJ Kossuth would spare no efforts 10 promote their
well being aud obtain their freedom as early IS
possible, the Hungarians expressed their pleasure
at no longer being compelled to fight for Austria
but for sill that / doubt If they are inclined to
desert, snd risk the dangers of another fight, with
the pros peet of scouIt martial if taken.