| Content Description | States that he hopes that he will find items of interest in the despatches, especially those of Brunnow; had told the British Government that the Poles were feeling supported by the hope of foreign intervention; has sent a long despatch on the matter to London which had gone to the Queen, who had prevented him from getting into trouble; had criticised Lord Russell, but felt compelled to speak; assumes he has heard of Crampton's problems; he may still be made Ambassador to Constantinople. |