1832–1833.
Negotiation of Treaties—Count Nesselrode—His characteristic 161
Management of opposing Colleagues—The Emperor Nicholas—His
sudden Announcement of his Consent to a Commercial
Treaty—Why no Treaty concerning Maritime Rights was
made—Complaints about the American Press—Baron Sacken’s
imprudent Note—Buchanan skillfully exonerates his
Government—Sensitiveness of the Emperor on the subject of
Poland