Correspondence of the Reg lster and Journal
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TUSCALOOSA, Dec. Huh, 1S4o.

 send you by this mail proof sheet of the Cover nor's Inaugural speech.

 Mir. Porter this morning presented memorial on the subject of educating the blind. The memoria.. discloses some interesting facts, with reference to this unfortunate class of our people. There are about hundred and fifty blind persons m thls State. The system of teaching, so far. has proved successful; and ile memorial states that several young boys have so far progressed in mathematical studies to solve problems; and that rupils male and female, learn win grea, facility to manuacturr suadry articles, fancifu, ornamental and useful- such brooms, brushes, baskets, tiicial flowers, and the like. Reading, writing, arlihmetic grammar. geography and vocal music taught with success, under system org mated by the Rev. Mir Champ In. The memorial prays Stale patronage, and was referred 10 the committee education.

 Another elaborate debate occurred 10 day in the House of Represents thses, on Mr. Bai kers resolu- tions. which sent to you yesterday. During this discussion to-day, Mr. Rose, the menber from Coosa, very plainly in,maied that if the legislature shou Id decide in favor ofremoya he would give the most satisfactory evidence that the building of new Capitol in certain town (Welumpba) should ne, cost the State one cent. He would give this evil dence, not by bonds and secui ities. but in way which would more fully saIsfy the legislature, and place the building of the House free of expense to the State beyond contingencies. do not know thai the gentleman placed his hands on his pocket, but it was plainly understood that he would show lhe moaey. In this debate, Messrs. Garland, Rose, Barker, Moore. (spesker) and Manasco, argued in favor 1.-the resolutions; and Messrs. Hubbard, Por- ter, Manning, Kttrell and Peters against them.

 The resolutions were adopted by a vote of e ayes-nays %.