The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-03

covery OF Venice dstrusts man so unprinciped and
mark and the Cabinet at Florence prefer to wait until
war has actually begun before increasing their already
enormous military expenses by PREPARATIONS for war
| which may not take place after all
Russ Is jealous OF the naval power which Prussia IL
sraning every nerve to acquire, OF the contemplated
Baltic, and by which the command OF that sea will be
| held by Prus q. Germany fears Prussan aggression
each one Of the various little States trembl ny in their
little boots lest the Prussian CULVER should take
| fancy to put few In his capacious pocket
France Is neutral Everybody knows snas Napoleon a
neutrality could not have been purchased ny promise
of that Austria does not reckon upon French aid how
ers Rerse quite able to cope both with Prussia and Italy
gh artillery officer said TO me, owe fear nothing from
Italy None there but the Piedmontese fight. They
have no material to oppose Hungarian dash and
Austrian enacy. On the defensive wc are sae Before
they drive US out Of the Quadriatera we VIII have
finished the Prussans and then turn our whole At
tenlion TO Italy"
Meetings have boen held in various towns of Prussia
been presented to the King to that effect His Majesty,
however, refused to receive that from the Berlin Ex-
change, example for all considering their con-
duct as an infringement upon the prerosatives OF the
Crown nasmuch as the King must know best whether
always In the power Of PRUSSIA 10 prevent war By
withdrawing her claims to the duchies In this all
absorbing question Of war Mexican affairs are forgot
ten No speaks OF Max or his fate, and l
think no would be surprised II he should
make his appearance in Vienna in short time There
never much interest manifested in this Emperor OF
Mexico business in this CITY, to which can testify
and the voice of the press at his departure strongly
opposed his acceptance of tho crown in which view
the Imperial family is understood join His palace
at Miramar has, am Informed, been kept In fun re-
pair and is ready to receive at any time Its august
owner where he may, In company with his fellow sur
ferersOo of Greece, Franz Of Naples Cousa OF Ser
via, &c-philosophza upon tho muabilty Of human
Tho latter parsonage was raised by French infu-
ence from the position Of colonel in the Servan army
TO the servian throne After several years OF msSov
ernment and corruption his career put an end to
By conspiracy OF some Of his officers, who, entering
bis palace at night compelled him to SIN his aba cation
amassei large fortune during his short reign, and is
building palace in Paris, where he will reside as
learn by telegraph day. Prince Carl Hohenzoern,
OF Prussia, has been elected Prince OF Scrvia. There
have bloody collisions between the people and mill
tary at Bucharest. Moldava refuses to be governed
heretofore by sorvan prince, and demands sepa.
for It's IT, Here have the reverse OF
the Schleswg- Holsten affair The two northern
duchies will not be Separated the two southern prnci
psiities viii not be united. Russia is concentrating
large bodies Of troops upon the frontiers OF the Danuban
principalcs and unexpected solution OF that ques
ton may some fine morning be found without referring
TO tho wants of the Sor,ans or the Modavans Can 1t
s s fss nng nrorncss to Russia
as she price Of her friendship in the Hostcin questoh
Has she guaranteed VENICE to It.. ,. uu> ', ne
sps2 france for .h.g active or passive suppor.s
...ere be tnosc VINO aiu an It
Vienna does not look gloomy 10 spite Of the dangers
tna threaten the State The weather - ine the Prater
anu parks arc nlled with promenadcrs concerts and
theatres are well attended, and tho evidences Of wealth
ana happiness abound everywhere. Nothing is how
ever more deceptive The viennese love life and
pleasure and are prone TO live far beyond their
The consequence seen in the of suicides the
accounts OF which daily I'LL newspapers. tragedy
o unparalleled horror has lately been enacted here.
Francis Tuvora, well known here as the originator OF
pleasure excursions TO various Cities lately organized
party for Jerusalem fixed sum was paid 1uvon by
zach traveller which TO all expenses there and
back Having got the party TO jerusalem Tuvoa found
himself, IN consequence OF the unfortunate result Of
some speculntons Change, unable to pay their
penses back here, and to meet other obligations Not
appearing rs usual In the morning. his residence after
some delay was brokep open aud CHASTITY sight pro-
scented ITSELF Tuyoa his wife, his daughter aged nine
teen, and two younger sons, were 0und lying and sit
ting at aud about the table where they had taken supper
the previous evening" all stone dead. He had admins
tered them poison IN tho beer note was found signed
by OF the boys but the body Of II In Tuvoras
disgrace they had vountar put an end TO their lives
Tuvora also attempted TO poison his two youngest
children aged respectively seven and cight but they
rcfus TO drink the beer aud saved The general
mprosl Is that the family have been folly murdered,
and did not voluntarily consent TO oic with him. Thou
san,is OF persons followed The fam y their graves
further deplombc effect OF this tragedy occurred
yesterday in the suicide by shooting, of young cadet
Of the infantry regiment, Baron s,bach. He
gascd 10 Tayoras daughter, and since her death has
been suffering under great depression OF spirits In
lie without bis Louisa 10 whom he has pledged his
faith, and goes to join his spirit with hers Suicide Is
common occurrence and the increase. Every
form Of sefdestructon 4 prnctsed The prime causes.
as nearly he asccrta ned appointed love
disordcrcd nancce The Vcnness -he gayest people
10 Gcfmsny ana In too many prefer death to the
oori VI practising the virtues OF selfdcnal and
TniSrissers E,,ieain. hss been produced sere with
Ihs sa aSss SIa on
music in T. but the opera Is too long and rambling
Ia loni retired from The stage last saturday At Bcyn
She was loaded win marks u favor by sho King and
&C. Fanny Elsler living in retirement In this
Guy.