| Content Description | States the political situation is lively; comments on the Herzegovina movement; reports conversations with Andrassy [Gyula] in Pesth [Budapest]; discusses of Rumanian treaties; comments the Sultan [Abdülaziz] did not take Andrassy's advice to turn to Austro-Hungary; informs him he has just received a letter on the subject; remarks on the portrayal of the Turks in Austria, comments that the insurrection was not due to Christian grievances; compares discontent in Herzegovina with that in Lombardy whilst annexed to Austria; remarks on the role of Zichy [Armin]; sends best wishes to Lady Buchanan. |