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The Daily Dispatch: March 25, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
Parisian political Gossip. The Yankees have their own way of putting the foreign news before the public when it does not come to suit them in the European press. They alter and rehash it in long letters from London and Paris, and make it palatable to the great "blue belly" which they daily feed. A letter from Paris (or rather purporting to be so) to the New York Times, written on the 3d instant, says: Dr. Gwin arrived here on Tuesday evening last from Mexico, much to the surprise Paris (or rather purporting to be so) to the New York Times, written on the 3d instant, says: Dr. Gwin arrived here on Tuesday evening last from Mexico, much to the surprise of his family, who were not looking for him. Nothing has transpired, as yet, as to the real cause of the ex- Senator's return, or as to what his future plans may be. It is surmised, however, that Maximilian discovered in time that there was as much danger to him in the colony of Southern men the new Governor of Sonora was going to gather about him as there was of embroiling Mexico with the United States on account of this colony. Both Maximilian and Napoleon can see now, if they never did befo