Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-08

motion, which the very idea ofrclief from it:
horrible contrOul-its jealous, violent, tickle
remorselcss, and chilling Indifference 10 tn,
cruelty or the wrong to which it is ever,
where guilty, produces. There is no expert
ence of liberty necessary to know its value
despotisn compels an enquiry into the proba
bility of avertins or escaping its Affections -tll.
idea of liberty is thus unconsciously develop
ed, and though the escape often presents re-
suits less brilliant in the enjoyment than in
the anticipation, any circumstances of free
dom are to- be preferred to subsection.
The Buenos Ayreans have found out that
all their conflicts have been productive only oil
mutual destruction aud they appear to have
commenced by an act of oblivion of the past
and a conviction that the happiness of their
country must be the happiness uf the indiyi-
duais sand that prescription and ambition are
vices that must be excluded in order to give
virtue its due place and society that happiness
which it was intended to produce. We find
that Mr. Moreno, whose respectable character
and fine talents had caused him to be exiled
some years ago, and who resided from that
time in the u. States had returned to his ma
tive city, and had been received like Aristidcs
alter being exled for being too virtuous.
In .lfericO we find the new regency has al
ready fallen to pieces. Admiral viceroy count,
minister OF the marine .Apodocd has made his
escape from Mexico, and reached the island
OF Cuba, under circumstances remarkable
enough as described in an article from Hava-
Ma.
1t appears too that he has been Immediately
followed by another Of the Machjavelian Jug
glers, -Nouceita, whom he consented to accept
as his successor-he too has fed from Mexi-
CO, and arrived at the Havana.
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sustained by the subsequent advices, but that
the same conflicts and agitations which have
characterized other parts of South America
are now i'll the height of their effervescence
IS unqacstiunablc, and that the result will b.
the same az III Venezue!a, New Grenada, Chill
La Plata, and Peru, there can be no doubt In
the mind of any intelligent observer.
Aurora.
Extract ola letter fom Bucnos .ques 10 ares
pccfdbie mercantile house an Philcdclphia
dated 18TH Sept. 1891.
A most important, and radical change has
taken place in the system Of administration
here. hIcssrs. Rtuadapia and Garcia two
men of knowledge and political experience
occupy two of the principal Offices in the go
vernment the state and treasury departments
The system offnance which onGlIt lunzsinc,
TO have been adopted, is now taking effect
the .duties will be reduced, but faithfully col.
ccted, and it is believed that direct taxes to /;
moderate exient'will soon be cstablishedsk
Smuggling has received a severe blow in In,
arrest and confinement of Mr.. Calicron, tn,
first Inspector of The custom house. 4 new
ofhcnl Gazette, entitled +" Register Official,
IS now published here, containing all tie pub
lie DEGREES and correspondence Of the govern
ment. No foreigner can obtain ii p;sspor
without a previous certificate from the agen
of his government. This applies more parti
cularly 10 those countries which has agent
here and no vessel can be admitted to en
try or TO bear the flag of the u States will
tins province, but such as have ii certifcat
from the agent that they are entitled TO do SO
MIR. Forbes lately detected vessel wit
false papers and exposed her To this govern
ment in consequence (which she was seiz
ed, and probably will be condemned. Ava,
ing himself ofthis circumstance, heapplied fc
the last mentioned regulation, which was iu
mediatcly granted. Enclosed is part of tn
correspondence which has been pubshe
here. Few of our agents have been nfiuer
ced by stronger sense Of duty than NJ
Forbes, and no one has been treated wit
more respectby this government.