Correspondence of the Register and JouI nal.
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1osCALoosA, Jan 10.

 In the Senate, the committee internal improve nent, Mir. WahhAu chairman, nave report ted an en- lire new bill wnh reference the Two per cent fund and the projected rail roads. The bill is mocl, more unobicc tonable and will no doubt pass the Ses- ate, in lis new shape. 1t makes the companies lia Die for toe repayment of :he money and extends the loan ta fifteen years.

 AnG tAer proposition was made yesterday alternooa. by the Speaker. (Moore,j To require onefHh of the 3s3 per centum of Bank collections, to be paid m specie. This amendment. by motion of MT. Martin. was laid on the table.

 nave heretofore referred to inc inclination of Mr. '''s o' Amestone, to be the look out for Iraps. ''as' "'e"' '"ere was an ampsing development "i '"' ''"' o' '"a' gen,feman's character. bill WIS 'eau "hch proposed 70 make some female a free dealer, "ace0rdtas to th, cp,tom or London :'-alr

 Davis suggested, very gra,ely. ,hat there was some thing in that phsase which h. did mn, understand. ana unless could be satisfactorily explained, he would he bnand io vote against it. This led ro some expiana,ions-"hen Mir. Copper, the seo,lsman from Cherokee, tvho though he is not 50 coNs,an,lv m Ihc look out the gcnllemnn from Limes,o0. ,., nevertheless, learned in ables and makes re,,., inclisatons, with squinting attitudes of eyes aad head So the pile of meal whirh o,ight conceal cap -sal't that he would inform the gentleman from Limestone that the ''custo of Lor,don was a9t the custom Of Fayetle. Now, to understand that piece o' hnmour on the part of the gentle man from Chero kee' yon should be advised of the f,cl-that during me session o' lhe present Iegslattse, the couniy o f"vet'e has become notorious on acc ouni of he ma, 

 ny applications made by her delegatnon for the le. g''z'ns "' certain unlawful marriages Five unlaw- 'u' marriages in and for 'he counry Of Faye.e have been legalized by this Legisature! In, four of which there were indictments pending for ll,ery and in- ces! s"'h is the polio, of our legislaiiou Such s the source of the vii ut The genIelnan from Cbero. kee. Speaking oi the wit of Mir. Coop CT. must re-. Ev 10 our frIsad msclng, & most ins,,rrishIs vii.