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Imperial Embassador Recalled. Saxony and Ukraina Posts Granted
Moscom April 25 reports CMT Wratislau the Imperial Embassador has received his recall from Vienna and will soon have an audience of leave. The Empress appoints Count de Waldstein as successor and grants Veldt Marshal and Commander in Chief in Ukraina to General Weisbach with a 16900 rubles pension. Nearby, Baltic and English dispatches note coronation delays, royal resignations, and naval construction while news from Hamburg and London tracks deaths, stock prices, and Society transactions.
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