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 Our correspondence rom Tuscaloosa winch has been kept up with regularity from the commences menl of the session oi the legislature has been miss ed for the last TWO mails. We are unable to conHt for il papers and letters come regular ly through By the Flag and Journal oflhe 24lh, we hear that

 'Thc Senate on Wednesday, (ihe 22l) was enga ged on Ihe bank bil IL provides lnr the election of TWO directors, out of five to be nominaed Tor each Bank, hN lhe NiOVerDur; and for the collection oi one ihiid oi lhe good debt due ihe banks, with all Ihe interest. This provIso excerpts bills of exchange taken by Inc banks for cartalmenis during ihe past year. The pfbvisio of tbe bill, 10 payments, must he complied with before the lst day of June nexi, to insure an exlrns of ihe balance for l2 m"nih$ from that lime. Suit is to be brought with m 3J days alter the lst day of June, on all debts marked good, aAd debts, which the presidents and drertnrs ot the several banks believe can be collecl e', ii ihcW extension is not provided for above stated.

 I he Senate yesterday ordered the bank bill to third reading.

 The Senate appol tionmenI bill, as amended by the House, was taken up yesterday in the Senate and "ssea' The districts were SD amended as not to interfere with ihe seats of Senators. Lawrence and aikrr, form one Senatorial district; Limeston. and Morgan "nc Wilcox and Marengo one; Monroe, Coneeuh and Covington one; Lomndes and Butler one, and Dalhs nne. The bill in it's present form will. m all probability, pass the House.

 lhe resolutions in relation to biennial sessions of the Legislature, and the removal oi lhe seat of Gov ernlnent passed the House by vote of 65 to 25.

 The bill introduced by Mir. Smuh, io regulate the rights of husband and wife they relate to properly was lost-yeas s4, nays 46. The fate of ,hls b might have been different had all it's friends been in the Housei as it is. the indicates much great CT degree ct favor than similar bills have herei oiore met wnh. At the next, or some succeeding session, we hope to see a law adopted embracing all the pro visions of Mr. S,ith's bill