Italy Tranquility Declared as Troops Return From Frontiers
London dispatches report the King declares a treaty completed to secure Italy’s peace and orders troops at St Germain Sora and Fondi to march back, leaving eight battalions and three regiments of horse on the frontier while other powers maneuver in Bohemia Saxony and Hesse.
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