| Content Description | Reports that he has just seen the eclipse; has read the despatches on Denmark to Rechberg, who has had similar reports from Berlin; Werther has told him his government has replied to London; Rechberg declares the matter to be with the Diet; the Austrian Government will not comment on naval affairs, which they prefer to leave to maritime powers; Rechberg is unwell; he does not like the idea of England proposing an armistice to Russia and thought England has shifted her ground to an 'attitude of war'; the Austrian Government is annoyed at the presence of [Tim or Jim] at Bucharest.
Discusses difference with Austria over Poland, Italy and the governing of Galicia; is sorry to learn that Polnow has been stealing; has had a few minor incidents when he was in his service [during Bloomfield's time in Berlin]; notes that Lord A. Loftus has asked for a treatise on Germany. |