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One case, informed, has ocrurred which calls Tor particular attention, and seems establish the fact, that the diseas0 s communicated by rags &c., An old man who in the habit Of going about the country with matches tO sel and collect rags, turned with bundle Of rags from Sunderland. His wife observed dsagreeable smell tO arise from them when they were opened out and after attack ed with the cholera and died; the old himself caught the complaint, hut recovered. A woman who was in the habit Of nursing sick people, attended the old in his illness, and observed the offensive smell of the ragS She Gar from being afraid oi cholera that she wished IO obtain the situation oi at the cholera hospital yet she became l the disease, and is dead. Clothes therefore, which have been abOur the cholera sick, should be carefully 2uri- fed or destroyed.

 FRANCE.

 Ihe Hereditary Peer0ge of France 0bolished.-On the 28h of December, the bill aboIishing the Peerage finally passed the French Chamber of Peers, by vote O l03 to 70 No particular public sensation WIS produced by this measure, the minds of the people were prepared for it.

 London Dec. 3Oth, (svening. )-An Hereditary Peer age has ceased to exist in France,-im that country which is within three hours sail of the English shores. The Paris papers mention that the question was brought 10 conclusion on Wednesday evening (Dec 2oth) when the entire law was put to the vote, and passed by majority of B, the number for the abo tion being lO3, against it 70 The final settlement of thus great question has crened, comparatively speak ing, but little sensation in the French capital for it had long since been determined by the people that the hereditary Peerage should go consequently the ma jority in favor of the Ministers was looked on merely a matter o course.

 An extraordinary and disgraccfnl outrage was com mitted upon M. Perrrr, he was leaving the Cham Der. NJ. Dumolard, Prcfect of the Rhone, on whose conduct in negec.ing to forward information from Ly. oons, M. Perrier had anmadveried, went up to the Mi"lster applied various abusive epithes to him, and shook his fist n his face. Some accounts even add that blows were inflicted on M. Perrier.

 RUSSIA AND PoLAED.-COst of the Polish Cum paign-lt results, from official data, that the losses of the Russian army, either on the field of battle or in iazare'tes nnd hospials have amounted to l3O00O men. In this enumeration, the capture of Warsaw alone appears to have cost 90, $40 Iives.-Lthen@um

 SPAN;-Death of Torijos.-The distinguished Spanish Patriot, TorrTos, who, our laot accounts mentioned, had been taken by the guarda-cosas on leaving Gibraltar, shot, with fifiy-seven of his friends, at Malaga without tria on the authority of n royal order from Madrid.