Record

Document Reference	Bu 15/75
Title	Letter from 2nd Baron Bloomfield [J. Bloomfield], Vienna, Austria, to Sir A. Buchanan, Berlin, Prussia; 22 June 1864.
Date	22 June 1864
Extent	4 ff
Level	Piece
Content Description	States that Bismarck seemed determined and that the Danes are also obstinate; Bismarck had no intention of withdrawing troops from Schleswig; states that the intelligence received from England about the state of public opinion and that of the Queen was very sad; Rechberg was not due back for a few more days, but he did not expect that the question of arbitration would have been decided at Karlsbad as Austria would object to Louis Napoléon and the King of the Belgians had refused; discusses the possibility of Prussia admitting Austria to the Zollverein; asks him to enquire about a man calling himself Baron Otto von Tettan who was now in England 'making advances to a young lady who has some money'; had been informed that Couza had 'humbugged everybody in Constantinople' and was returning to Bucharest.
Term	trade, Zollverein
Term	military campaigns, Second Schleswig-Holstein War 1863-4

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA140	Bismarck; Otto E.L. von (1815-1898); Prince; German statesman and Prussian minister-president	1815-1898
NA985	Victoria (1819-1901); Queen of Great Britain and Ireland; Empress of India	1819-1901
NA6540	Rechberg; Johann B. (1806-1899); Count; Austrian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister	1806-1899
NA6149	Léopold I (1790-1865); King of the Belgians; ( succeeded 1831 formerly Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha)	1790-1865
NA1901	Napoléon III (1808-1873); Emperor of the French; president of 2nd French Republic 1850-52 emperor 1852-70	1808-1873
NA6561	Cuza; Alexandru I. (1820-1873); Prince; Prince of Moldavia and Wallachia then Prince of Roumania	1820-1873
NA6057	Bloomfield; John A.D. (1802-1879); 2nd Baron Bloomfield; diplomat	1802-1879
NA136	Buchanan; Andrew (1807-1882); 1st Baronet; diplomat	1807-1882