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The Daily Dispatch: June 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Jackson's army. (search)
French intervention. The visit of Count Mercier to this city not only continues to exercise the Yankees, but is the constant themes of newspaper criticism in Great Britain, and of newspaper correspondence from Paris to London and New York. The latest version of the French Emperor's intentions is that published by us a few days since from the Edinburgh Scotsman. The writer speaks as one who knows what he is talking about. He says the Emperor has determined to intervene at all hazards. He does not like the Southern people much, but he is very loud of their tobacco and cotton. Indeed, he finds them absolute necessities, situated as French commerce is at present. He will, therefore, positively intervene to restore the trade in these necessary articles. He will first, however, make a proposition to the British Government, which he knows will be rejected, and then he will proceed to act alone and on his own responsibility. This knowing Scottish editor even tells us what sor