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.abase oj the Fraahiag Pripi!ege.--Among deaths by Cholera at Huron Ohio, was that of Charles Robinson, Esq. lawyer from Vermont. The examination of his effects, by his Physician and other respectable cit izens of Huron, brought to light new species of political corruption. Among his papers, they found forty sheets of blank letter paper, bearing He fraak of he Hon. Afr. Ptamnler, .M. c. from .aigfsissiasiipri. Political letters, addressed to Mir. Robin son, by various correspondents, and all franked by the same member, were also discovered. And It was ascertained that Mir. Robinson before his death, had put in, and taken out of the Post Office, several letters, al bearing the same frank. Robin- son, if is evident, vas a political emissa- ry and this disgraceful abuse of the frank ing privilege was resorted to, to lessen the expences of his mission.