IN SENATE,
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Fridau. Nov 25.-The Senate met pursuant to ad- journment.

 MT CoopwooD presented the following resolution:

 Resolped That the Judiciary Committee be instruct ed to inquire into the expediency of regulating the Ju dietary of this State, by confning the several Circuit Judges to their circuits unless they alternate of their own accord through choice; and to abolish the COun ty Courts so far regards their common law Jurls- diction and providing for three terms or the Circuit Court in each county annually and reducing the salaries of Circuit Court Judges hereafter to be elect ed. in proportion 10 the diminution of their present labor; and to provide for Solicitor in each county throughout the State, whose duty it shall be to at tend to the county business.

 MT PICKETT introduced bill to increase the capital stock of the bank of the State.

 MT ANDERSON introduced a bill to reduce the sala- ries of Circuit Court Judges in certain cases.

 MT HOGAN introduced bill, having for its object the appointment of committee to inquire II the State Printers have performed their duty according to law.

 Satuydau, Nor. 27th-Petitions, &c. pre- scented by Mir HOGAN and PICKETT, and referred to appropriate committees. rMr WA1THA1L introduced bill to fix the time of ,conyening the legislature of Alabama and to limit .the sessions thereof read and ordered to second 4readng.

 Resolutions ,ocre offered: By MT. HOGAN, for in 4quiry into the expediency of altering the Charter ot athe State Bank; proposnga change Tn tne time oi

 

 mation from the President of the Board of Internal Improvement in relation to the practicabilitv of i'm proving the navigation ofthe Coosa river and ofcon- meeting it by canal or rail road with the waters of the Tennessee, Sc.: By MT MoRros, for inquiring into the expediency of reducing into one law the several acts concerningt the fees of Attorneys Clerks Sheritfs, Constables, &c; severally adopted.

 This day the Senate convened in the Representa- tive Hall for the purpose Ofre-electing Solicitor of the seventh Judicial circuit.

 MT JAMES DAVIS and RUFUs K. ANDERSON were mt in nomination, Mir DAVIS received 52 votes, Mir ANDERSON 39. MT DAVIS was therefore elected.

 At l2 o'clock the Senate was convened in the Hall ofthe House of Representatives to witness the Inauguration of the Governor

 His Exceency JOHN GAYLE appeared, accompa- -nied by Gov s. MooRE the Rev. Doctors WooDs and CUNNINGHAM and tho committee on the part of the Senate and the House. nO

 After prayer by Dr. WooDs, Mir GAYLE delivered his inaugural address, and took the paths of office. . Monday Nor. 28th.-Petitions presented.-By MT HOGAN that of a number of the citizens of Mobile. praying the legislature to establish four Mechanics in the city as a committee of reference, &c By Mir PERRY that of large number of the citizens of Da las county favorable to the establishment of Bank iu the city of Mobile, to be called the Planters