Correspondence ofihe Register and Journal.
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TUSCALOOSA, January 6, 1S45 have hut htlIe of interest to-day. The Senate has been occupied mainly upon the joint resolutions which propose to change the Constitution az tc have biennial sessions of the Legislature These resolutions have been amended so as 10 involve the removal of the seat of government. An effort wa; made to reconsider the vote of the amendment. The Senate after elaborate discussion decided agans the reconsideration by vote of r to Is, and the joint resolutions amended were ordered to a third reading IL is not probable that they can be passed in this form. There is too muth bus mess the ia ble-tIey cannot be reached in the House without Il suspension of the constitutional rule. Moreover the resolutions cannot he 6nally passed without vote of two-fhirds. So l very confidently predict their defeat.

 The house has been occupied principally upon bil' of Il local characler-many have passed, but none o sufficient interest To require special notice.

 It is doubtful whether the House will debate | ( subject of the revenue on the bl, or Mir. Phillips resolutions. The two great questions Revenue and Bank debtors blls-being despatched, the Legislature will adjourn. Saturday week is the earliest da, thought of in the House to adourn-although the Senate has passed resolution 10 adjourn on the 18th. The prevailing opinion is that the two Houses will adjourn on the 25th.

 MT. Bunting, member from Montgomery, is now very ill-tlought to be dangerous.

 Judge Gold,hwaite and Mir. Campbell have reach. ed the city, and the Supreme Court will begin it's session tomorrow. Speaking oflhe Supreme Cour, there is now proposition before the Legislature to reduce the fees of the Clerk of the Supreme Court 25 per cent, which will no doubt become d law. h seems that this officer escaped the pruning knife of lsI2, and the Legislature having been reminded oi this oversight, are bent upon clopping him down. So ben. Let all suffer alike, when the exgencies of the State and people demand il.

 Mir. McClung hss just made an argument against the Senale's adjournlng resolution. It is al this mos ment occupying the House of Reprssentati,e.-no doubt it will be laid on the table.

 State Bank-ths afternoon and tomorrow. This bill will be defeated The bill 10 incorporate the Mutual In 'urance Company of Mobile, was reported by the committee corporations and passed to s third reading

 The Senate has just sen, to the House resolutions nstructing the door-keepers of each House 10 make suitable preparations and arrangements to illuminate the Capitol on the night oi the sth January. Mr. Phillips, from the committee on federal rela lions, reported bill in reference to the election U. s. Senator, as contemplated in the bill offered some days ago by MT. McClung.