Correspondence of Register and Journal
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 MEssRs. EDIToRs-Nothng very interesting has transplred since my last. The house does not meet again until six this evening, in consequence of the head came boldly into the defence of fellow ci- exercises Ut the University, which take place to- day the members generally willatend The members are getting exceedingly anxious to adjourn. They are doing but little good to the State. must say have seen, in all my acquaintance with legs- latve proceedings, much disorder in legislative body as have witnessed within the last few days. It is strange, ndeed that of Influence in the country be found, whose pleasure it appears to be, tard and confuse the action of the Legislature; but such there are in the House of Representatives. There were scenes last night, which were disgusting to all reilectins men. general bill o prevent frauds at elections, being its third reading, was the sub ject. Night before last the bill was ably discussed by several gentleman; entire delegation from Mo- bile was in favor of its passage, and there appeared to be only four or five opposed to it, but to the great astonshlnent of every body, when the bill came up for its final passage, scarcely Whg was to be found in it's favor. There was evidently som: outdoor drilling

 It provided for the elections in our own county, defining the acquisitions of voters and the duties of managers. Only one of our Whig delegation was in the house, MT. Erwn) who appeared 10 be in favor of its passages but very active in drawing up an amendment by way of engrossed rlder, which he pro cured to be offered by another member. The anend- ment adop ed; and strange to say, then the ii,- trotucer, and Ia, ny others who favored the amend mcu, voted against the whole bill and it was voted down, the house being thin. But motion made to reconsider, which will hope, be carried when we meet again. Our democratic friends who favored The best friends of the bill were compelled, after the adoption of the rider, to oppose it. now think the two houses will adjourn about Christmas, and leave unlone many important matters. -