Imperial moves toward Cambray with plans for Gratz and Trieste
An 18th century dispatch reports Count Windisgratz likely to become Emperor’s plenipotentiary at the forthcoming Congress of Cambray. Proposals favor a journey from Constantinople to Gratz in Syria, then to Trieste and Fiume, while the Empress stays at Carlsbad. Dierling cites no treaty terms harming the Roman Emperor. The Turkish envoy plans grand entertainments in reaction to the peace.
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