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By this mornings mail, we have Tuscaloosa dates to the 27th ult We have looked carefully over the proceedings of the Legislature. but cannot find that any business of much importance has yet been trans acted. a.

 A notion in the House to fix the 18th inst, as the day ofadjournment, postponed indefinitely IL alleged with such reason, that none of the prnci- pal subjects of importance had yet been taken up in a spirit of ndustry-that the Banks and the Penal Code, in particular, were in state of uncertainty great as when the Legislature commenced its session. Evening meetings were ordered to be held after the 2lh.

 We find among thelproceedings. report from the State Bank Committee of the House, giving the par tcuars of the alleged attempts of several members of the Legislature to obtain discounts at tbe Decatur Branch, by threats to the influence of their sta ton, against the directors. We shall publish the whole report. The members implicated, are, Mir. Rice of 1aadega, and Gen. Garret, (snce deceased) of Che rokee. They charged by the President of the De- catur Bank, and one of the State Commissioners with having recommended insolvent paper for ds- count, and with distinctly threatening revenge at Tus- caloosa, when they disappointed The matter was brought before the Legislature, when counter charges of favortism and corruption, were made against the Bank Directory; and resolution was in troduced 10 appoint committee to take testimony and investigate both sets of charges. We cannot find Tn the published proceedings of the House, that this resolution has been yet acted upon. In the Senate the same subject was brought forward by General Iouln, in report from the Bank Committee of that body.

 The Bill to amend the charter of the Planters and and Merchants Bank of this city, has passed the House, and been favorably reported upon, by the Se nate comm ittee