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We have selected for to-day, two of our recent letters received from Tuscaloosa. We shall follow them tomorrow with others--after which we may give our own of some of the notions winch seems to prevail at the seat of legislature.

 Among the proceedings of the legislature not mo- ticed in these etters are the following, which we have culled from papers.

 A Bill has passed the House of Representatives, creating county out of part of Dale. It has been called Cofse county in honor of Gen. Cee who distinguished himself highly in the Creek war and at New Orleans The county seat has been called Welborne.

 resolution has passed both houses appointing joint committee 70 take into consideration the pro- pricty of making third Chancery District, in the State. :

 The amendments which defeated the Bill to pre- vent frauds at elections, which authorised ag cector to vote for egress, Governor and eector {. any county in lhaStSe, which Is clearly unconstlu- tiona so far as Congress and electors concerned as the constitution of the United States gives the right of suffrage to these offices the electors for the most popular branch of the State Legislature, in each state and then residence within the county is requir- ed by the state constitution.

 Bill to hold only triennial sessions of the Legis- ature, and to reduce the number of members to 70 has been ordered to n second reading, in the House. It will not pass. It Is constitutional change and requires to pass two legislatures.

 bill was introduced into the House on the 18th by Mir. B. McAlpin, to provide for the sunmoning of Grand Jurors to at the special criminal terms of the Circuit Court of Mobile County which was read three times and passed forthwith.

 A bill to put the Decatur Bank in liquidation has been referred to select committee, consisting of Messrs Clemens, Yancey, Jemison, James, Rice, Hutchinson, and B. McAIpin.

 On the 2Oth, the House was engaged in discussing the Penal Code.