Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-20

poscA1oosA.-The mail to-day brings accounts fam rnsenloos, to the l7ib. The late hour al which Il arrived permits us to give readers only birds eve view of the proceedings of the legislature
 h the House nn the 13h, the contested election ia Balluin couly was uaier consideration and b. MeAipin. as charnan of lhe committee to whom tl'e subject was referred. made report favorable to the claim of Mr. aoore.s On the ljh, after lurtler d's- cission. i,at gentleman wis admitted to hs seat by a vote ofGi 10 26. lis m3joriy over his oppo"eni' lial, is throe votes.
 In the scyatc, te liroceediuss were oI more inle- rest On lae lOh, among tne hiils inifoiiueed' was one ie change fine iiue oi the meeting of tho csiSa- lure and anollier 10 remove ihe seat of government, lah of vhich were rcd once, and.r rrrod to sec enilcA,lins. .4
 On inc l2hi Air. 'Tnnluin, from l,e committee on iia slacBauk tl Wlitl' was referred l'e reso- letan nstrucir, tlen ip inquire into tl'e cNlcden; ~ oi ,angin ilt aaor 'pI oIrcIiug and reducing le eamls.r of Directors for the Bauk nftle State and ns sese,.a bu,pcbes, repoiid bill providing ff fte' ,raased ctaiiqe. ,shie,sas read tle fsi lime, aud .fda,e,i to 4 s.rs.ai .ienes.
 oetbe i2i,iw i'ah ihe sotais was aeeap'ed i"'ha .azea o, o, ls salaecl. ihr prnrial leiaters be- i5s Mcssgs. Wcny, bent Jones, Oliver OnA Boiprd. 'tde hiliw ima} postponed, and .iaaie 'he orde' for WeIw-',a! lh. i7tl.
 onil, i3,h, a n,sootaon foi holding biennial ses aoas of tte Lrgisldfe was riccted. ihe change be ing deebecd npsrcdeul.
 \ bdl providing for ih'' @orc speedy collection of Ia, [. exempl te State Bank ao its branches from it's ops c4iinn; and ,hru ordered 10 hc engrosscd l., vote of x ta. ID. 4. ....
 On the tb the hll io inc rcula,al of the scat ol go,elnmeoi was read rhp ilnrd time, and hrn past raned nnd made lhe aperml o,Icr for inc 2olh inst. The his abo fer chlasins the lime al the meeting ot tle legislature and to secure ihe speedy collection of e-ias against corporations were both passed The ioint resolutions feccng inc proceeds accrnns from the T.aad bi ni Congress. were afterwards read d secsna tiac, and referred to the comnnttee nn fede- Ialfnalions. nIessaee then received from thu, Golonpr, eurlosing the letter of resignation of 'he lion C. c. Clay, which read, and afier resolS- ing 10 go no an election te l9Ih fill the Nacan 0, occasioned byii, the Senac adjourned.
 We shah puilish his loter speedy possible. Ii is rather scotcliag review Of the extra session isod ihr edtral actors therein, and seems to have GIfit ske hot shot amaag the ranks of the whiss.
 1h5 i'iis sals et it;3-
 An s,,,imatel discussion to5t place in the hodse of Tcpresentaii,ca yesterday, upon ihc letter "f Gov. Clay, resignmg his seat the Y. s. senate. Mir. Mcf.enofe G6ou1'ed the stter md ifA aHtoI with great i.ieaFc And diuftttte fas false, nlaadS'u'- defud. s He vas ,r5ft eldlueniy and scorchingly replied tn hy si' hsacy, who authenticated every position. li tll -tler, and "mrled back the inleco rols C tlIea thc source from which they nrigilH- ted'3 NJ. Clemens also ably defended Gov. Clay anl his colmnIhcaiion. hf. Young and Mr. Gre shaia spoke with innr warmth against the letter. Jhe crowded state of our columns prevents our giv lne h3 dyble at lengti, this week. II shail be re pasi.d in olifne&t.-[ Flag of the l7lh.