Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-16

''sesy hapSsleci knowledge of his subject
- evident. and il is clear that he has been
grossly imposed upon. Il.
tCogiausicstsd for the FkHadetphia Frsss.l
fTtruet ~ a letter. from =" BGehos Ayres, Ap,H
18th. 1919.
We are eternaliy III confusion here,
irnm the discovery nj plots. and the ex
petitions sent against the neigbouring
provinces. In fact, so mauy men have
berH sent for the halter purpose, as to
have completely drained The resources
oil The State and few have returned TO
reiaie The fate nf their companions
Within tde las, ten DAYS an aTmistice has
b'en signed (Which will no dnuhi termiu
ate ~ pcacc) wiib the people of Santa Fe,
hlgiiiN favourable to HE latter granting
TO them aueNrmpiiuu from the restriction
aud dulicS heretofore land on their trade
bN lii.S government, and heDCe.orth, ac-
hnOwichsing their pUItS free. Arii2as
las mol been included in This armistice,
aii'ipugh n ~ understood the same terms
wiil be granted bin. la truth, This gov
srDmcni have been so long daDblng in
The internal affairs of the other provinces,
rs hey say, To assist hem IN their strug-
gee, or. ~ others would say, 10 dictate to
ihem. tia they are nov reduced 10 ac.
cepl any terms, however humilia,i1g.
- On the 81 inst. , Frenchmrm were
shot IN this city, charged with an iulen-
ton OF demonstrating The Directors of
Chtli and gen San Martin, and fomen,-
ing ii revelation III that connlry, at the
insnSaiiun ct Carrcra, who has been for
many mouths, IN bani,hmeni at Monte
aideo. II Is SAID many letters were found
"a them, making known their intention
tut H. all .itpial t,rnspnHiuuc ,ra Ea,,Y
pr" NundlS secret, II IL dOuhtcd by many.
they nave "u'A '.een officers Ut some dis
tiuctiah under Rouasarte one project OF
a department, The other lieut.. Colonel.
'cre has perhaps, 80 event taken place
sine lhe commencement OF the k vOlu-
ten "hlrh appears 10 have excited so
univ rSal feeling oi disgust against the
government. The sister OF Carrera WAS
roac rn"d ~ tie plot, and has been
bdhiSh q, under guard, IN a small town
called LydH, where she remains in con
79,n"mrni. The news from Spain, of q
strong expedition, preparing Tor tins place,
causes some srir here. Should it arrive,
These people, from their present reduced
state, viii he uut Ill prepared TO receive il.
'Is country Is tine, aud wuuli in the
iands 0i any other people, produce, mol
nniN all the necessarlrs, but the luxuries
" ~, III iHc BEfdt'SI abundance. j he
of the interior live altogether
on beef; and While they can procure thar,
INK neither OF bread nor vegetables in-
deed their mauner Of living has pro-
durea lire extreme ofindnlence and bru-
ta!,ty. As an instance of the former -
Z ~ nrovtnce of Buenns Ayrcs, possessing
millions oi acres III land, ric!ias a garden;
without either tree or stone TO impede
lie labour o. HE huSbandman, does rot
iHIse bread stuff. sufficient Tor The con.
sumpilon Of BuenOs Ayrts, whose popu-
'aiIHu does not amount 10 more than
: 1909 souls.
Independence they are not calcula-
ted for nor could they enjoy i, if in their
Possession. III the EVEN of success in
iheir pr s"nt struggle, they will eventual
il become ibe victims Of some aspiring
n..i " despof"
p. > Congress kave just passed e
T." eAcindmrg all priests from seats in the |
House Of REPRESENTATIVES,, and permit
ing "nl fofo' Out Of iweire, members in
tie S"hair. These bodies have heretofore
b'en composed chiefly of Priests.