Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14
MOBILE,

The mails casle through ihis morning, with New Yogk date, ot tie 9th (saaday) Washington off Cih. and others 10 correspond.
 There is nothing of much interest in them.
 There members enough present in Washington 10 make 1t nearly certain that a quorum would be formed al tie hour nftwelse, in both houses There will be no elections for officers Mr. hbae speaker of the House and Mir. Soaharl, President o( the Senalc both in the city. The message was expected on Tuesday, and NC may have itby to-mor- row x mail.
 There s a good deal of speculation about tic con tents oi the message. In ifs Fiscal recommendations, t is s:i' the Cabinet will bo unanimous, and e ex clequcr plan of which we have published sketch, is conceded to be outline of the administration mea- From all indications NC have seen, il will not be accepted by either of the great parties.
 On the Tariff subject, the cabinet is thought to hc very harmonious Two of the cabinet are decided for Protection, and the President is for the Compro- mise The correspondence of the Charleston Courier gives currency to the runor of excited discussions in the cabinet meetings, OH this fuhect and that tue dllere!re of opinion may lead to q rupture"
 Pribte accounts from Tuscaloosa, dated the 1lth, make it appear more than likely that the Decatur Brandl will be wound up, and th;s Branch will also be rul in liquidation, by means of private stock Bank. These arc only coaccures, however, that have ie air af mere probability than any thing yet received from TuscaIaosa.
 Tho steamboat John Daacan, Capt. BulIard, leaves ti,t E =. al C.,
 The |. $. Mail steamer Snulhernor, Capt. Vim bersie, for NewOrleans, leaves to-lnorrow, at F o'clock.
 We have received from Tuscaloosa, two remarka- be documents.
 The first is entitled Az act to establish Bank, and for other purposes.' We have had only time, in glancing through it, that it is to be private Stock Bank, Tn which the State is to own two-iths of the capital; and is to be charged with the imme- date liquidation of the Branch in this city. We shall notice il more particularly tomorrow.
 The other paper is entitled An act to enable the Joint Examining Committee more efiectually to in- yestigate Bank Frauds" It invests the Joint Exam ming Committee with extraordinary powers, which
 
 at any place, at any time, without notice and exam inc into any allegation of fraud against any member of the Legislature; of any act, by any person, to the prejudice of the Bank may send for persons and papers, examine all persons under oath, issue sub p9nas, examine books and papers, and attach and imprison at will, for non attendance refusal to an swer, produce papers; and have power to recognize persons charged with fraud, to appear before crim nal court; and also recognize witnesses Is, in fact rowing commission 10 traverse the State and institute any sort of investigation they may please, against any body whateyer any charge whatsoever, that may be supposed to affect the interest of the Bank CT any of its Branches.
 This description of tla bill, will, we think, suilici- cntly defin the prospects ofits passage.
 On the resolution offered in the Geosia legislature,