| Content Description | States that Bismarck and the Austrian government were angry with the publication of the latest Blue Book; comments on the problems caused by the British practice of publishing parliamentary papers and blames Lord Palmerston for the appearance of Blue Books; reports that he had returned the messenger to London, but that he had little information; states that Maximilian had left few friends behind him and hoped he would do better in Mexico; discusses European politics, stating that the war in Denmark seems likely to continue; Bismarck has sent an envoy to London. |