Correspondence of the Register and Journul.
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 In the Senate to-day, Mr. Phillips resolutions and leport (hereofore made in the House of Represen- latyes, in reference 10 the South Carolina Agenc! {, and other naliona matters,) being read, MT. Wal hall made observations, suggesting the proprIe y of immediate action upon the subject, m order that tine Governor might be authorized 10 transmit them other Slates and especially To the legislature Of Louisiana during it's present session The report and resolutions made the special order for 10 o'clock tomorrow, and will no doubt pass unanI- mousy.

 Bank bills, substitutes and amendments Tn all shapes and forms are st Occupying the legislature Every thing is yet in chaos on lhls subject; and II would seem that the labor and investigation of the committees have not had the effect to advance the business one inch, or one moment The lact Is, the committees delayed this report too long; and mainly on this account, the session will he prolonged to an unreasonable length. The four first weeks of the session moved along azily and the excuse was that the committees ought lo be indulged. The commit tees were indulged, and the House of Representa- lives is doing all the committees business over, and ursettrg good deal of II very unceremoniously. The same remarks, above made as 10 the shape less character of the Bank propositions, apply with equal force the still ndgested subject of the l6th section fund

 The chancery system is still unsettled. and likely 10 remaIn so.

 Among the new Bank propositions, is one to collect 20 per ct of the debi half specie To-day, Moore, tthe speaker) made an elaborate speech in winch he ia,ors the specie feature, suggested by MT. Chand- Ter. Mir. Watts, of Butler, again addressed the House, insisting upon high tax and a vigorous and speedy collection of Bank debts. Inge, of Sum- ter. is addressing the House against the specie suggestion, and declaring that il is wholly falacious to rely on Bank collections to pay our foreign debts interest.

 To change from this deeply interesting subject, to lighter and more frivolous matters, if l could en close in letter for publication, those resolutions and proposrions of fun and irolic, introduced the mock sessions, could throw ysur readers into a roar. will send you one very happy play upon names:

 Re solved, That the Cook of Lowndes be instruct ed to if the gentleman from Mobile Is perfectly DUNN, and if so, to set him out to cool