Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-25
Correspondence of the Register and Journal.

TUSCALOOSA. Jan. r.
 The apportionnent conference committee consists oi McClung, Lee, Jemeson, Phillips aud Walker on the part of the House, and Hudson, Mechanism, Walker, of L., Wa'rous and Daugherty, of the Sem ale The raiiroadbil, which heretofore passed the ! House of Representatives IS now occupying the Sen ate. Varions propositions made 10 amend the bill as 10 make this disposition of the iuo per cent fund bona fde loan. Some of the Senators inti- mate tha, the House bi surrrnders the money with out the prospect of it's repayment. The bill is likely | to consume good deal of time of he Senate. Every developement seems to indicate the prospect of ex- tending the session an undefnable period. The joint resolutions, proposing 10 amend the siilulion to have biennial sessions of the Legs- hture, as amended by the Senate, came up in the House of Representatives, and after considerable discussion. passed by the constitutional maiority- vote ayes 6l nays 30. The Senate's amendment was slightly amended in the House SO 1.-the Senat te concurs iu the liou;e's amendment. the peope will vote upon Ihe two questions involved viz: the re- moval of the seat of Government and biennial ses- sions.
 The House of Representatives have decided to re- qnire 335 per of ihe Bank debt to be paid be- lore any extension can be had upon the balance. This subject is still occupying tho lime of the House The matter has been up every day for week, and the bill IS perfected only to he 3d section inclusive! The motion pending is to strike out the 4th sec- ton.
 Some difficulty orig mated this afternoon upon the suggestion that the amendment of the Senate on the subject of the removal oi the capitol, had been i'm rI,, amendment, making as il diI, distinct proposition should have been read on three several days, under the constitution. This point was made upon mo- ton 10 reconsider the vote, in order that the amend ment might be read on three several days The chair decided that il would require the majority to reconsider the vote, winch it required pass the solutions, thereby rendering it almost useless 10 make the notion. Mir. Dunn suggested that as one third could have defeated the resolutions, one third ight 10 carry the motion to reconsider Some con- siderable discussion arose on this point of order upon further nvestigaton, however, the vote was taken and the House decided To reconsider, by tie proper majority. The question then came up, does the constitution require that this amendment should be read on three several days. The speaker wa+ clear in his opinIon that the amendment need nos. under lhe constitution, read on three several days. And then ihe question again recured, will the House concur in the amendment of the Senate?
 Mr. Judge appealed from the decision of the chan. The chair w,s sustained. Judge Martin moved il ca of the House, in order that there might be lusl House when the was taken on tue concurrence The chair decided that the further consideration us this matter would be suspended by ,Ie special or der, which the Bank bills; so we will hear no more of Ihis until tomorrow am now ,nfirme .i in my belief that this measure will be defeated. The vole this morning c'ose anI the House was not full. and many of the friends of Tuscaloosa were absent.
 The Bank bill, amendment, &c.,. are now up and likely 10 continue for ihe next week.