Correspondence of the Register nhd Jsurnal.
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TUSCALOOSA, DEG. 27.

 Gentlemen-A resolution offered b. Mir. Phillips, authorizing the Governor loan the tents belonging the State, to the volunteer regiment of Mobile has passed.

 To-day Mr. Phillips introduced petition signed by captains ofseamboats, praying the repeal of the law establishing Board of Engineers. In presenting the petition Mir. Phillips stated that he knew nothing Of the ope ration of the law complained of, and the petition contained no reasons for the abrogaton of the law but seemed to contemplate the furnishing of this information at a future time, he moved to refer the petition 10 a seect committe of five. This IS an important law and pubic attention should be directed to the subject.

 The bill providing for two terms ofs Chancery Court was up in order to day A motion was made to amend it by aboli,hng the system, and lo,t by na- jority of 24 votes motioS is now pending to re- fer the bill again, provide for Court in each county. The fate ofthe system is very doubtful.

 Resolutions proposing to receyea share of the dis tribuion fund, have been lost both in the House and Senate.

 Neither the Bank committee nor the ways and means have as yet reported and we are closing the fourth week of the session.

 Tonight there is caucus to determine upon the time of ,ldng convention to nominate Governor. The general opinion to deter mine upon the spring

 The resolutions O. Massachusetts and other States, in reply to her upon the proposed amendments of the Federal Constitutions also hs resolutions from the State of South Carolina, upon the subject of the Hoar mission, have been referred to the federal relations, and we may expect shortly to hear from them.