The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-22
CtrEED FKATE COSGRE>N.
RICHMOND, Aug. y 1861

a Bin f. potoer tAe PrcS;ieat IF TIA C,5t-
Jsd>r"te 3io''S II oDgD;"t dtdltIof"t Cpns-
1qlsfEonesH - ForsIg'. Nations.
SIC. IN. Congress II the Confedty~te
Ntut-A NJ america 40 enact, IBat The pIt,I-
rent II the CuufeayrAte States be, md Ee is
hsrehy, empowered 70 determine AID designate
- waht ..atiULs the Com a lssioEers OF the
Confederate Ste tes uOT in Europe Sh5,H De &C
e.edtttd, either separately or uLi.ealv, and tc
prescribe iii" duties he may taIuA proper 10
.t~s:g-l e..Cu OF them.
:ss AMJ b. - .rrtter egacted, That the
President pe. AID he is herebg empowered 20
,euL tie Confederate States, either separately
- HnisvCiy. 20 such 4oIelgu nations 2s lie MAY
,eefn eXPcoIeut.
SIC .. 3nd he il fujtheT enacted, That the
id lOnal Com miss lOEers authorized by this
~, shall ro.e.ye the sane pay ana emolumeut
- the CummIse toner's now IA Europe receive;
,1u ine President shall appoint the secTo-
.5-Tl9- " clerks required h said missions AID
.e."-Li..e -AelE COMPENSATION.
A Bill io aid the Stttt ~ MiSYouri ia n pail
ing tnr"S on' yIns t'.stet states, as.I "a M
ttorl.r ths ""'alNN'"t cF a"Ii STATE rs q
3u,mt.r a. tta Cyf,t,aerHtt o{4tty II >+BItrt-
a., fi,.d f"r otter proposes.
Hhsrsas, the people OF the STATE Vi Mis-
54uTl lave been prevented, 10y the uEconstILu-
t1nal tut.Tf,lcLle Of tbs Government Oh the
ClIJed States, from expressing their viii
,nTauxh Lie leh&liy cons Ted authorities In
,ezara U = IJI VAIN the Confederate States
u America, and are now engaged III Tepeiimg
: Ia"iess IL 'as!oh OF their territory by sSSea
lurCrs and
Uker."s ii u thc right and tue duty Of the
Co4IrueIs.up states 10 aid the people and Gov
-GlIecnI gG the said state IN resisting such
Il. vf.sIOu, iLG H. securing The means and tie
opportunity OF expressing their ,SlIl UpOn l.ii
quez tons all CLIng Their Ilghtz and Liberties
NOW,, tnt tore,
III, Congress u tn. CpnIedtrafs Statee II
AU!trica 10 enact That Ih4 President OF the.
& III ne h. iC
hereby, authorized - cooperate, through the
military power OF his Government, with the
.tuthCTlllts and the people Ut the State Of
VI !ssOurl ~ defending iha5 SIats agaiasL Il
,.-Wlts- Yl,sI ion by tas i'nita.i States and iG
maintaining he Liberty and Independence OF
leT people |t that Ea be authOr!Z ii - ii
emp. EcIei =. his discretion, to receive ana
rouater into me SCI vice OF the Confederate
S.ates in the State OF Missouri, such trQo1s OF
tnat >,tate IS nay volunteer 10 serve IN The
AMY u Inc Confederate STATES, subject 10
the Jules "a & i,guia .ions OF said army and il
2cclId&uce vain he laws ct COngress, and sad
troops may BE- :, uelget into service by Colnpa.
.. btttlIOus OF = gI!usEt-, with their jil,ars
elected by TIE 'looiai and the officers 50
.je,.eo susE ne cuI mlssl1ued by tbs Press
.irn,: AID WhCn mustered into service SAID
.cy,,sUit.,, UattltlIOLs Jr regiments NAV be
r,rfn,d u such b!igates or divisions us
the prr.5seUt may determine ard .he
pres.-er shall haE' = yer to appoint field
officers tCs all nil-tanOns aud regiments
4
LcI ed y "a service, ana TO aud 10 battal-
ions Il sut!ts eut number Of separate com
p.,Tiss u com! lete their organization into
reg il1ente aGG 70 appoint the additional field
Officers necessary for he complete organlZl-
,i.,a Of the regiment SO formed and a!l Va.
cauCles that may occur alGOEgs. ~ commits
stoned officers Of troops mustered into service
aute- this act shall be GueG i'll tSe manner
PROVIDED IN the act entitled ''An act for the
establishment ma organization Of he army
,1 = 4
.rOved G,h March. 1851
$50 That the = tate Of Missouri shnll be
admitted Il IL, mber Of the Confederate States
of America upon an faual footing with the
Other Soates under the Constitution for the
Provisional Government of the same, upon
tie condition that the said Constitution for
he Provisional Government OF the Gonfeder-
ate \ ates shall Re adopted and ratified
by he properly and legally constituted
authorities of said State; and the Gov
eruOr OF aid State shall transmit TO the
/ President Il he Confederate States aU-
theutic COPY Of the proceedings touching
SAID adoption and ratification by SAID State
81 said provis Onal Cons ntion upon the
'eceipt v hereof, the President, by prCclam;.-
lion, shall announce the fact; whereupon,
ard without any further proceedings upon
this part OF Congress, the admission Of said
y ate OF MI SOUL into the COntederacy, ar
icr said Cons titutiCn for The Provisional Go
Yernmut of tie Confederate States, shall be
con sldered Is complete and the laws Of this
ContedaraCs shall be thereby extended over
said Sta-e e ~ 0uri aS fully aud completely
a. over other STATES now com posing the same.
SEC 3 That The Congress Of the Confeae-
rate States - e EUIza the Government OF which
Claiborne L Jackson is the chief magis-
q ate, 70 he We legally elected and regularly
construed Government of the people and
state q Nj sour 5ui that the President Of
he GonteaerG te States be. and he is hereby
empowered, At his oiScr9 Con- at any time
p!iCr 20 the adhesion Ct the said State is a
member # this Coz tederacy, 10 be perfect.
and pr, claim an alliance offensive aud defen-
sire, with the said Government limited 10
tbe period OF he Existing var between this
COutederacv and th4 United States; the said
treaty or alliance II he IN force from the date
thereof, and anal IN" sGrra shall be disaf-
Nrmed OF Re ]. cted by his Congress
The following resolutions were In troduced
by Mr.. Utntltree. of Texas, and unanimously
adopted
HAer.oy, II has pleased Almighty God to
vouchsaie to the arms OF the Confederate
States another glorious and important vie
Tory 10 portion OF The country where Il lie.
vese would have beeG cisastrous. ty exposing
the families Of the good people 0! the State
of NJ uri To the unOrified license of the
brutal soidieIy CT an unscrupuious enemy
Therefore. lee it
Rsso'g4, b,g tie Congress- Of the Confederote
states, That the thanks oi Con gress arr cor.
daily rendered 70 BRIG. Gen. Ben. McCui.
lo2h, and the officers and soldiers Of his bray 6
command for their gallant conduct in defeat
"a
to- CO OF ths enemy equal in numbers and
great ly superior In ali their appOinlmants
thus pr0Vi0G thar = right cause nerves the
hearts and strengthens the arms OF The South
ern people fig Ii ting "a they for IN cir lib |
erfy, their homes and 1resldeS, against aA IN |
holy ttesp0tisIl.
RsSoioSd. That In the opinion Of Go. gress |
Gen HcCUllooh ard his gallant troops are |
emil led 10, ard will receive, the grateful |
10 AIS Of luF people.
Rfs0lu.d That the foregoing resolu tons be !
,omn icated 10 that command by the proper |
al lhOll'ies. |
Charles Kopperan, who claimed to be q Major |
iaiiirg from Mississippi, and 10 have been il |
he battle CT the Dist : ally, WAS arrested IN |
New ork the Il IN inst. A letter dated |
he sth says
hIajCr Charles knpperan. the alleged rebel |
FCM CtirQii county, Miss , was yesterday
a Aen 70 fort Lafayette, ~ order of The Uni
ed states Government Mr kopperan is |
Orgy years OF aga and IL tatiye OF Germany -
lie came 10 the ccuLtIy when but ten YEARS
II fga, snbss n-utly married Southern lady
-na sHftlei "a Aiississ.p pi, where hs hae been
H'fE''hhLt III recently, when ha r"ttred tfoE1 |
'usiEe- At now denies that he was IL tbs
battle {! BAH Run.
|
A,Ats ~ TE*EZ ~ E&Agos @aTao t,ruUi..
u ths IlLss a1stss Gar. il ia,iurs!s at.'a,,tsl ;
ne y &c @! rraes siis.s thasi that az ras,aaa
IS las afin asa tcf great maay nrtiglsg al
uzHfy formerly sRppiisd 70 tbs uaitsd s,atss
y Fr6nss aaa bsrn greatly reduced, Tia
french circulars ail stas that u AIDE ia dulI
except FAR articles wanted for immediate usa.
Ind II ere IL cont ca asaty much unsasSrsa.