Correspondence of the Register and Journal

 UOIsr OF REPRgsENTATIyE
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 Tuscaloosa, Dec. l, lS45 { The House organised at | o'clock this morning, and elected Andrew B. Moore of Perry, Speaker; Joseph Pael,u, Clerk; Alexander B. CitbercI. as sstanl Clerk Winston c. Bibb. expressing Clerk and James II. Owen, Donrkeeper. The vote for speaker stood 53 for Moure, r for G. P Rice, oi Morgan, and l5 for G. W. Gay !e of Dallas. All the officers elected were tho ncumbents of last year, and were all elected on the first ballot. Mr. Moore made short and appropriate address on taking the chair, expressing a hope that the session would be Il short one. The usual committees were resol, ed upon, with the addition of one the 18th section fund.

 No evidence of party spirit has declared itself thus far, and sincerely hope the may prove itsefa short, business and patriotic one.

 In the Senate, John A. Winston, of Sumter, IS elected President. The vote stood I5 for Winston, and l3 for Benj. Hudson--the only too put in nom inatiOn.

 In lhe canvas for Assistant Secretary there was great difficulty m making choice. l do not re- member the nualber of ballots, bat il was very large. In the outset, Messrs. Lyon, McCIelIand Fowler, Marrast and Kidd, gut in nomination., but the contest gradually reduced to the two last, and resulted---for Kidd, Is; Marrast, II.