| Content Description | Forwards a copy of his letter to Prince Gorchakov, to which he had received no answer; the Prussian minister thinks that the Russian Government expects protests that will end in amicable discussion; has doubts about this; in the letter, he declares to Prince Gorchakov that the letter to the British Government was so offensive that he found it hard to believe, and that he is apprehensive as to how it will be received by the British Government. |