Mexican collector, bibliophile, and publisher of documents relating to Mexican independence. Born 1827 in Aguascalientes, Mexico; died 1893. Published
The Hernández y Dávalos Collection is composed of manuscripts and printed material relating primarily to the Mexican independence movement, but also pertaining to conditions in Mexico at the end of the eighteenth century, the empire of Agustín Iturbide, the establishment of the republic, and Mexico's governance and foreign relations, especially with England, France, Spain, and the U.S. Many historical figures of Mexico are represented in the collection.
The Hernández y Dávalos manuscripts, which are described in this calendar, include letters, descriptions of battles, records of insurgents' trials, military service records, documents concerning the conspiracy of Manuel Reyes, the archives of General José de la Cruz, many personal papers of José Mariano Michelena, and material gathered by Carlos María Bustamante to document the independence movement.
The manuscript collection is described chronologically at the item level, and physically arranged according to a numeric system (the "HD" numbers in the guide) superimposed on the chronological description.
This page presents Part VI of the electronic version of the published calendar guide. Other sections of the electronic guide may be located through the links below:
A second grouping of Hernández y Dávalos materials, Printed Material (1811-1886), is described in an item list and card file available in the Benson Latin American Collection rare books and manuscripts reading room. This subgroup contains among its pamphlets and broadsides many written works, such as manifestos, speeches, odes, poetry, sermons, and pastoral letters, as well as decrees, circulars, and proclamations. Most items in Printed Material pertain to independence, the empire of Iturbide, and the early days of the republic.
For a complete list of Index Terms see Part I of this guide.
The Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Collection was purchased by the Benson Latin American Collection in 1943 from the heirs of Fernando González.
The collection was described by the Benson's Mexican Archives Project in
The Hernández y Dávalos manuscripts are also available on microfilm.
Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection, Benson Latin American Collection, General Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.
An item list and card file for the Printed Material subgroup are available in the Benson Latin American Collection's rare books and manuscripts reading room.
Reference to: The Azayo (Azago) expedition to Guatemala; Battle of Plan del Río; banking house of Martoroell y Pla[]; bravery of the Yucatecans; project to buy cannon from the English; capture of Francisco Dita(?) in Chalco; Consejo de Guerra appointed; entrance into Alvarado; election of Archbishop of Baltimore; freemasonry; heresies; imprisonment at San Sebastián de Aparicio; inflation caused by paper money; money received by Herrera in New Orleans from Congress of Chilpancingo; money sent to New Orleans by Iturbide; Oaxacan grain exports to Europe; Oraculo de la Pitihia(?); Plan de Veracruz; proclamation of Guadalupe Victoria; prohibition of Bullfights; rebels in Totolapam; revolt in Tampico; Spanish agents in San Juan de Ulúa; troop movements to Córdoba; troops moved from Acapulco to Perote; tyranny of Iturbide; Consejero Almanza; Melchor Álvarez in Alvarado; Juan Pablo Anaya; Martín Andrade in San Luis Potosí; Arévalo; Padre Arias; Brigadier Armijo; Ignacio Arriaga of Otumba; Lic. Ascarate; Barbén; Manuel Basconcelos; Barragán; Lieutenant Barrera; Bataller; Nicolás Bravo; Víctor Bravo; Anastacio Bustamante; José Cadena; Joaquín Canedo; José María Carrera; General Cartuchera; Carrillo; José María Castrejón, Marqués de Bodegón; Colonel Castro; Eugenio Cortes; Dávila; José María Durán; Ignacio Esteva; Echávarri; Lic. Espinosa de los Monteses; Diego García Conde; Captain Garmendia; Gómez Navarrete; Toribio González; capture of Guerrero by Alférez José María Plazo at Temamatla; Brigadier Herrera; Joaquín de Herrera; Iriarte; Luis Iturribarria; Padre José, Mercedario Regente de Estudios de Belem; Labaqui; Lic. Lebrija; Juan León; defeat of Lobato; imprisonment of Luis Lozano; Pío Marcha; capture of Padre Marchena; Matiauda; Mayorga of Chiapa; Medellín; Mendiola; Mier; Matías Monteagudo; Navarrete; Lic. Olaez; Agustín Pardiñas; Sisto Paredes; Joaquín Parres; Lic. Peña y Peña; Ministro Quintana; Ignacio Rayón; Ramón Rayón; Colonel Riveiro; José Sulvaran Rufian; Conde de San Pedro del Álamo; arrest of Salvatierra; Santa Ana; Fray Manuel de Santa María; Lic. Sosaya (envoy to the U. S.); Tagle; Torres Valdivia; Diputado Vaca de Ortiz of Durango; Juan Victoria; Marqués de Vivanco; flight of Captain Vivar; Oidor Yáñez; Zavala; Amilpas; Casamata; Cerro de Barrabas; Cerro Colorado; Cerro de la Goleta; Colegio de San Joaquín; Convento de Atlixco; Cóporo; Cuautla; Chilapa; Goletas
Reference to: Lieutenant Colonel Martín Miramontes; suspicions of Diputado José Ignacio Gutiérrez; Pedro Millán Rodríguez; Ex-diputado Ortiz.
Reference to: Persons not completely identified; D. Andrés; Echávarri, González; D. Mariano; Vasconcelos; attack on Puebla; Morellan?; los dos Pérez; Ábila; content expressed in guarded language.
Reference to: Chalco; Lieutenant Colonel Castro of Tulancingo; governor of Perote.
Reference to: Removal of Santa Anna's effects to Anglo-American ship
Signed: Juan José, Bishop of Durango; Antonio de Mier; and Juan José Quiñones.
Reference to: Friendly attitude of Llanos de Apán, Mixteca, and Tierra Caliente toward the fugitives; siege of Santa Anna at Veracruz.
Reference to: Circulation among the Provincias Internas.
Reference to: Past record in Apatzingán and Aguililla; friendship with Vicente Guerrero; organization of coronel Matías Aguirre.
Reference to: Flight of Dr. Mier; investigations of Francisco de Paula Álvarez; marginal indorsement by Cerquera, Mexico, January 22, 1823.
Reference to: Puente Imperial; [Guadalupe?] Victoria; commands of Aldao and Tobar.
Reference to: Urgency of capturing Veracruz; relief of San Juan de Ulúa; terms for treaty with Lemaur; Echávarri to give up command to Bonilla on capture of Veracruz; substitution of Marqués de Vivanco.
Printed: CLD, 367-368.
Reference to: Table. Countersigned: Carlos Benavides. Shows 237 men.
Reference to: Offer to negotiate commercial treaties.
Printed: SDM, I, 169; FDM, 136-137.
Printed: SDM, I, 170.
Reference to: Attack on Alférez Miguel del Castillo.
Reference to: Complaint over retention of San Juan de Ulúa; misdeeds of some Spanish citizens in Mexico; recognition of Iturbide; preoccupation with revolt of Santa Anna in Veracruz. Members: Almansa, Bárcena, Castillo, Olaez, Salgado, Velázquez.
Printed: SDM, I, 171-172.
Shows 6,849 men. Reference to: Colonel Pablo Erdozain.
Countersigned: Carlos Benavides. Shows 19 men available.
Table. Shows 1,672 men.
Countersigned: José Francisco Guerra de Manzanares. Table. Shows 132 men present.
Countersigned: Juan Miguel Riesgo.
List of Pueblos, Reales de Minas, Misiones, and Presidios: Aguacatlán, Amoles, Arnedo, Arroyoseco, Bucareli, Conca, Congregación de Bernal, Cieneguilla, Doctor, Escaneliya, Fargea, Filaco, Flancoyos, Giliapan, Jalpam, Landa, Maconi, Pacula, Peña Millera, Pozos, Río Blanco, San Antonio de Bernal, San José Casas Viejas, San Luis de la Paz, San Miguelito, San Miguelito de las Palmas, San Pablo, San Pedro Escanela, San Pedro Tolimán, Sancillo, Santa Catarina, Soriano, Tetillas, Tierrablanca, Tolimanejo, Vizarrón, Xacala, and Pueblo de Xichú. Reference to: Mining of mercury, marble, iron, lead,
Point-by-point study of the demands of the Plan de Veracruz.
Reference to: Plan de Veracruz; Puebla; Jalapa; Orizaba; Córdoba.
Signatories not named.
Printed: BDC, Doc. 7, pp. 118-121; PMI, Doc. xii, pp. 189-194; BCH, VI, 86-88; MAI, Doc. 7, pp. 113-116; RMT, IV, 88-89; BNB, 26-28; BDH, I, 170-172, BHM, I, Doc. 14, pp. 183-185; SHM, 28.
Has note by S. Calderón. Included in the communication is a document of four leaves, manuscript copy by Mariano Barbabosa of the Plan de Veracruz of December 6, 1822, entitled “Plan o indicación para reintegrar a la Nacion en sus naturales é imprescriptibles Derechos....” Signatories: Antonio López de Santa Ana and Guadalupe Victoria.
Reference to: Support of Congreso Nacional Constituyente; Plan de Veracruz accepted by Guerrero and Bravo: Modern copy by Juan Ruiz de Esparza, Mexico, January, 1882 from “Documentos para la historia de México,” XXX, Collection of José María Lafragua in Biblioteca Nacional.
Reference to: Miguel Castillo; Colonel Ignacio Inclán; Francisco Obregón; Ixtalcihuatl; Valladolid.
Printed: BDH, I, 168-169.
Lists 44 political prisoners: Antonio Aguilar, Rafael Alcaraz, Juan Alvarado, Juan Baca, Ignacio Bernardo, Miguel Brenes, Joaquín Calderón, Mariano Cueto, Rafael Díaz, Julián Duarte, Antonio Fonseca, Ramón Gallegos, Felipe de la Garza, José Antonio Gómez, Manuel González, Marcelo González, Buenaventura Guerra, Juan Guerra, Sebastián Leal, Miguel Lozano, Pedro Llamosa, Ignacio Martínez, José Mas, José Manuel Muñoz, Francisco Ocampo, José de Jesús Olvera, Francisco Ortiz, Pascual Ortiz, José María Osorno, Mariano Palacios, Antonio Parodi, Manuel Piélago, Antonio Ramírez, Manuel Desiderio Rodríguez, Juan Ruiz, Joaquín Saavedra, Manuel Saravia, Luis Segura, Anastasio Serezero, Lorenzo Serrano, Antonio Torres, Juan Urrisola, José Antonio Vallin, José María de la Vega, Cayetano Zarco; Fiscales José Ramón Acha, Antonio Adorno, Juan María Ascarate, Isidro Beltrán, Pedro María Gil, José Mariano Guerra Manzanar, Luis Menchaca, Agustín Pardiñas, José Pérez, Vic[en]te Sobrevilla, Carlos Urrutia, and José Zalazar. Reference to: Pedro Antoneli; Marcial Arechabala; José Mariano Fernández de Arteaga; José Ignacio de Ormachea; Hacienda de San Gabriel; Llanos de Apam, Yantepec.
Signed: José Antonio de Andrade, Francisco Arteaga, and El Conde de Santa María de Guadalupe del Peñasco.
Lists 59 members: Nicolás Aguado, José Alfaro, Mariano Almaraz, Francisco Álvarez, Carlos Arista, Mariano Arista, Miguel de Ávila, Ignacio Barberi, Antonio Barreda, Francisco Barrón, José Barrón, Rafael Contreras, Nicolás Cosío, Juan Dosamantes, José Espino, Rafael Espinosa, Luis Fernández, Miguel Fernández, Manuel Fernández de Alfaro, Manuel González, Nicolás Gutiérrez, Ángel Guzmán, Joaquín Illanes, Miguel Jiménez, Ignacio Justiniani, Juan Baptista Lobo, Juan de Dios Márquez, Crisóstomo Martínez, José María Martínez, Rafael Martínez, Mariano Matamoros, Ignacio Menocal, Cayetano Montero, Luciano Montes de Oca, Jorge Moreno, Tomás Moreno, Ignacio Núñez, José Osorio, Francisco Pardo, Ignacio Peña, Marcos Pérez, José Portu, Francisco Prast, José de la Quadra, Manuel Bentio Quijano, José María Ramírez, Rafael Rayón, Manuel de la Rosa, Joaquín de la Rosa Goicoa, Antonio Salazar, Pablo Sánchez, José Stávoli, José Tolsa, Eugenio Torres, Luis Valderas, Rafael Verdeja, José Vergara, Justo Villegas, and Eulogio Villaurrutia. Places: México, Veracruz, and Celaya.
Printed letter addressed to Francisco de Paula Álvarez; has handwritten marginal notes; attitudes of Dr. Díaz Calvillo. One note says “Le costó el empleo á este autor su opinión.” Imprenta Imperial de Valdés.
Printed: BCH, VI, 99-101; BDH, I, 241-242.
Reference to: Imperial decree, dated February 22, 1823, sent from Cuartel Imperial de Ixtapaluca. Herrera's resignation is dated Mexico, February 18, 1823.
Reference to: Plan de CasaMata. Signatures not given.
Printed: BCH, VI, 89-90; MDH, I, 293-294.
Chart showing ranks and numbers, with salaries anticipated, totaling $77,715.
Reference to: Copy of letter by Domingo Loaces; wreck of ship
Copies of five communications:
Reference to: Consideration of Plan de Casa Mata. Members: Almansa, Velasquez, Bárcena, Salgado, Castillo, Olaez, Maldonado, and Robles.
Members: Almansa, Valásquez, Bárcena, Castillo, Salgado, Olaez, Maldonado, and Moreno.
Has four provisions. Signed copy by José del Valle, addressed to the “Gefe político de esta corte.”
Reference to: Reported death of Vicente Guerrero; vigilance for fugitives.
Reference to: Circulation of proposal to Guadalajara, Valladolid, San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas; appointment of deputies Juan Ignacio Godoy and José María Fernández de Herrera.
Reference to: Compulsión by Pedro José Ramírez; Laris; opposition to the policy of commanding officers.
Protest against the dissolution of Congress and approval of the Plan de Casa Mata.
Signed: Juan José García and Sabás Antonio Domínguez.
Suggested establishment of the Central Government in Querétaro. Signed: Juan José García and Sabás Antonio Domínguez.
Signed: Ignacio Alas, Secretary. Members participating: Almansa, Bárcena, Castillo, Medina, Maldonado, Navarrete, Olaez, Robles, Salgado, Sota Riva, Valle, and Velásquez.
Reference to: Letters from San Juan del Río and Cuautitlán.
Shows 1,269 men.
Reference to: Adoption of the Plan de Casa Mata; plans for convoking a Soberano Congreso Constituyente; reunion of deputies in Guanajuato; appointment of Mariano Michelena and Martín García de Carrasquedo. Signed: Ramón de Huarte, Juan José de Lexarza, Francisco Camarillo, Juan José de Michelena, Pedro Villaseñor, Mariano de Quevedo, José María Ortiz Izq[uier]do. With certification by José María Aguilar, March 17, 1823.
List of clothing and arms. Countersigned: Cota.
Countersigned: Cota.
Countersigned: Anastacio Bustamante.
Lists 21 names of members, with rank and assignments: Pedro Aguilar, Pedro Alazadisgo, Luis Analla, Leandro Arellano, Simón Espejo, Pedro Falfan, José María Ladrón de Guevara, Marcos Mejía, Gregorio Mesquías, Andrés Odo, Francisco Padilla, Antonio Prado, Lorenzo Ramos, Ignacio Resa, Urbano Sandoval, José Mariano Sarmiento, Ignacio Tello, Antonio Tobar, Juan José Vasques, Manuel Vega, and Antonio Villabicencio.
Reference to: Possibility of meeting of Central Government in Puebla.
Forwarded by José del Valle.
Same text as No. 1607.
Printed: BCH, VI, 115-116 (wording differs considerably); BHM, I, Doc. 17, pp. 194-195; PMI, Doc. xii, 195-199 (French text).
Members: Almansa, Bárcena, Castillo, Olaez, Salgado, and Velásquez. Reference to: Request of Francisco de Paula Álvarez. Folio 2 of this document follows HD 16-2.3251 and is separately numbered 3252.
Decision on place of residence, escort, and time limit on answer. Signatories: José Gabriel Armijo, Miguel Barragán, Nicolás Bravo, José Joaquín Calvo, Luis de Cortazar, José Antonio de Echávarri, José Joaquín Herrera, Cayetano Ibarra, and Pedro Negrete.
Presentation of demands made by generals of the Ejército Libertador; interim transfer of government to persons approved by the Congress. Signatories: Cayetano Ibarra, José Joaquín de Herrera, Juan Gómez Navarrete, and José del Valle. Includes also copy of same text by Hernández y Dávalos.
Printed: BCH, VI, 117-118; BNB, 41-43.
Instructions to meet the generals of the Ejército Libertador as representative of the Emperor. Reference to: José Joaquín de Herrera; Cayetano Ibarra.
Reference to: Commission sent to Jalapa; need for quorum in congress; refusal of interview by the generals; José Joaquín Herrera; Cayetano Ibarra.
Reference to: Mission of the Capitán General of Mexico for conference with the generals.
Reference to: Arrival at Tacuba; Naocalpam; commission of Pedraza.
A study of proposals; suggestion of Iturbide to go to Panama and Jamaica via Acapulco.
Note on back, addressed to Francisco de Paula Álvarez, same date, offers aplogies for not appearing in person.
Reference to: Armijo's troops at Hacienda de los Portales and Coyoacán; Barragán's and Márquez' troops at house of La Condesa de Pérez Gálvez, or Buenavista; La Ciudadela; Garita de San Lázaro; Hacienda de Narvarte; Garita de La Piedad; Mexicalcingo; San Cosme; Peralvillo.
Printed: BCH, VI, 121-122.
Signatories: Gregorio de Arana, Mariano Barbabosa, Miguel Barragán, Nicolás Bravo, José Joaquín del Calvo, José Antonio de Echávarri, Francisco Javier Gómez, Manuel Gómez Pedraza, Manuel Gual, Pedro Celestino Negrete, Marqués de Vivanco.
Printed: BCH, VI, 120; BNB, 46 (Basic text only).
Reference to: Recapitulation of terms; surrender of powers; exit via Tacubaya and Tulancingo with Bravo; incorporation of troops in the capital and with Anastasio Bustamante in command of troops at Tacubaya. Signed: Mariano Barbabosa, Miguel Barragán, Nicolás Bravo, Joaquín del Calvo, José Antonio de Echávarri, Francisco Javier Gómez, Manuel Gómez Pedraza, Pedro Celestino Negrete, and Marqués de Vivanco.
Shows 87 men.
List 120 members: Juan José Aguilar, José María Aguirre, José Domingo Alarcón, Manuel Alfaro, Antonio Alvarado, Cayetano Andrade, Manuel Andrade, Francisco Atoche, Tomás Ávila, Agustín Ayala, Alexandro Azgueta, Luis Azgueta, José María Barragán, Francisco Barron, José Bergara, Antonio Bocarando, Francisco Brito, Agustín Bustillos, Ignacio Caballero, Mariano Camacho, Mauro Camacho, Gerónimo Cardona, Felipe Carvajal, José Castillo, Santiago Castillo, Manuel de Cerain, Francisco Contreras, Antonio Cordobez, Justo Cornago, Guadalupe Cortés, José Ignacio Cuesta, Pedro Díaz, Francisco Durán, Manuel Estrada, Manuel de la Fuente, Ignacio Galindo, Ilario García Texada, José Ignacio Gómez, Joaquín Gómez, Francisco Gómez Obregón, Luis Grimaldos, Feliciano Guerra, José Mariano Guerra, Mariano Guevara, Ángel Guzmán, Mariano Herrera, Manuel Hurtado, Celso de Iruela, Pedro José Lanusa, José María Lara, Manuel Lea, José María Leal, Manuel Ledesma, Casimiro León, Luis León, Gregorio Lira, Pascual Lizárraga, Antonio López, José María de la Madrid, José María Martínez (2 men), Juan Martínez, Remigio Martínez, José Antonio Matiauda, Carlos Menesqui, Pascual Moliner, Bruno Moncada, Joaquín Muñoz, Pedro Muñoz, Manuel Navarrete, Victoriano Nieto, Rafael Ordaz, Joaquín Orihuela, José María Pardo, Bernardo Parra, José María Parra, Ignacio Pasa, Alvino Pérez, Nemecio Pérez, Cayetano Puente, Ramón Quevedo, José Ramírez, Guadalupe Reyna, José María Ricoy, Mariano Rivera, Antonio del Rivero, Apolonio Rodeo, Ignacio Rodríguez, Trinidad Rodríguez, Manuel Rodríguez Cela, Anastacio Rosember, Eligio Ruelas, Francisco Sánchez, Miguel Sánchez, Agustín Sánchez Barquera, José Antonio Saravia, José María Sarmiento, Antonio Serrano, Manuel Silva, José Sor, José María Suárez, Pomposo Terán, Blas Torres, Eugenio Torres, José María Torres, José Torres Valdivia, Mateo Tuvera, Ramón Valera, Manuel Valiente, Ignacio Valverde, Clemente Varela, Ignacio Varela, Francisco Vasconcelos, Fernando Vello, Agustín Vetancur, Valentín Vera, Justo Villegas, Antonio Zamora, Ignacio Zárate, Joaquín Zedano.
Reference to: Establishment of a central government and elections to membership; communication with Miguel Barragán.
Reference to: Review of recent events; mission to Jalapa; reestablishment of Congress; escort by Nicolás Bravo; delegation of powers.
Printed: BCH, VI, 125-128; BHM, I, 126-130; BNB, 51-55; CLD, 383 (date given as March 22, 1823); PDF, Doc. 2, pp. 46-49; PMI, Doc. xiii, 200-209 (French text).
Recognition of American states predicated on ablilty to control internal and foreign affairs; refusal of right of France to interfere.
Printed: SDM, III, 133.
Chart of personnel and arms. Infantry, cavalry, Granaderos á Caballo.
Reference to: Mariscal de Campo Antonio Cordero; Chihuahua.
Signed also: Gabriel de Torres.
Reference to: Garrison at Perote; Jalapa; Marqués de Vivanco; Echávarri; Tarimbaro; Pares; efforts to gather supporters; Las Señoras Ramiros.
Lists: Luisa Alzúa; Manuel Alzúa; Ignacio Correa; Juan Landa; José Antonio López; Brigadier Domingo Malo; George Rodríguez, Nicolasa Saavedra, Gaspar Tembleque, and Ignacio Treviño; others referred to by official titles.
Lists also Manuel Vasconcelos, Vicente del Rivero, and José Ramón Malo; with certificate by Manuel Ortiz.
Reference to: Plan de Iguala; Treaty of Córdoba.
Signatories: José Mariano Marín, Florentino Martínez, Gabriel de Torres, and José Ignacio García Illueca.
Printed: BHM, I, Doc. 4, pp. 248-249; BNB, 66.
Signed also: Agustín Buenrostro with seal.
Reference to: Areo Agüero; amnesty; Deputy Anaya; Pedro Asencio; Baños; Barragán; Oidor Bataller; Bonapartists; Bravo; Calleja; coronation ceremony; Luis Cortazar; Mission of Eugenio Cortés to buy ships in the U.S.; Duque de Alba in Holland; Declaration of Independence in Guatemala; Governor Dávila; Francisco de Evia; Grito de Dolores; Fernando VII; Filisola; Jefe político Gainza; Captain García; Felipe de la Garza; Fort Barrabas commanded by Vicente Guerrero; Dr. Herrera; Iturbide; Jesuits; Labarrieta; Lacy; Deputy Lombardo; Prince Luca; María Luisa; Lic. Martiñena; Mina; Director of Monte Pío; Morelos; Celestino Negrete; Francisco Novella; Juan O'Donojú in Veracruz; Secretary Joaquín de Parres of Michoacán; Deputy Paz; Bishop Pérez; Plan de Iguala; Porlier; disapproval of works of M. de Pradtcu(?); Riego; Epitacio Sánchez; Santa Ana; Padre Santa María; Siege of Córdoba; Valladolid; Conde del Venadito; José Isidro Yáñez; Inquisition. Places: Alto Perú; El Bajío; Buenos Aires; Cádiz; Costa firme; Barrio del Cristo; Chile; Hacienda del Colorado; Hacienda de San Antonio; troops in Jamaica and Wallis(?); Montevideo; commissioners in Puebla; Quiroga; San Juan de Ulúa; Soto la Marina; Tepeaca; fights at Xuchi and Tatlanqui; Zitácuaro. Has notes and corrections in hand of Carlos María Bustamante.
Reference to: Uselessness of stop in Jamaica; preparation of the ship; Bravo; Illueca; Antón Lizardo; Michelena; Negrete; Vivanco.
Reference to: Doña Luisa; Villaurrutia; Henri Pomier; Negrete; family of Malo;
Reference to: Appointments of Díaz del Moral; copy from newspapers; Romas; Calvo Rozas; Torijos; Zorraquín.
Reference to: Plans for embarcation for Italy.
Reference to: Layover in New Orleans; provisions for the ship; letters of credit; German firm in Veracruz.
Has marginal note with Alaman's rubric that the Supremo Poder Ejecutivo approves, April 25.
Iturbide's approach to Jalapa or Perote; marginal note with rubric of Alaman, May 2; arrangements for private passage; copy sent to General Bravo.
Instructions given to Guadalupe Victoria; choice of English ships at Veracruz; convoy of frigate
Printed: CLD, 386-387.
Receipt signed: Joaquín Grageda.
Orders to conduct Iturbide to Veracruz when called upon by Guadalupe Victoria; funds to be sent to Italy.
Reference to: Departure of Iturbide; provisions for funds in Italy; English warship
Instructions to José García Illueca for Bravo to take Iturbide to Veracruz; power given to Pedro del Paso y Troncoso.
Reference to: English frigate in Veracruz; funds provided in Italy.
Instructions for Iturbide; Guadalupe Victoria; del Paso y Troncoso; (by José García Illueca?).
Reference to: Rendón.
Reference to: Bravo; Rendón; García Illueca.
Reference to: Residence in Apam and San Juan Teotihuacán.
Reference to: Danger from Spanish ships and pirates; Juan Gómez Navarrete; José Ignacio García Illueca; [José] Domínguez; Negrete; Vicente Domínguez; frigate
Printed: BNB, 81-82.
Reference to: Mistreatment at Jalapa; visit to Echávarri; contraband trade blamed on Spanish rule; Echenique(?); son sent to school of Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena in New York; Urquia; Guadalupe Victoria.
Elsewhere spelled Juelek(?); destination Livorno.
Printed: BNB, 91.
Reference to: Agents Rafael Leandro de Echenique and Sandeman, Gooden, and Forster of London; Pedro de Echeverría; Manuel José de Irigoyen of Cádiz; José Javier de Olazábal.
Power granted Gómez de Navarrete to obtain right to establish residence at will. Witnesses: Joaquín Hurtado, Juan Romera, José Cardenas, Miguel Madrid, José Mariano Pérez, Nicolás Durán de Huerta.
Accompanied by note with rubric ordering compliance. Reference to: Work of Juan Gómez Navarrete.
Reference to: Problem of the Iturbide family; decision of Bravo; residence at Apam and San Juan Teotihuacán.
Signed: José María de Castilla, José Domingo Dieguez, Antonio García, José de Nájera, Manuel José Pavón, and José Santiago Villa(?). Reference to: Quetzaltenango; march to San Salvador; Gavino Gainza; orders of Iturbide.
Protest at criticism leveled by Carlos de Bustamante.
Note with rubric in margin to present the problem at next secret session attended by Bustamante.
Reference to: San Juan Teotihuacán; Apan.
Promise of new congress to be called; independent spirit of Jalisco and especially Guadalajara.
Reference to: San Ángel.
Marginal note with rubric of Alamán authorizing Victoria to remain in Veracruz. Countersigned: Agustín García.
Statement of general principles; 14 articles proposed for governmental improvement.
Orders also to support Marquez as jefe político in Querétaro.
Reference to: Incidents of the voyage; General Victoria; Echenique; Echeverría; Olasabal; Webb & Company; English firm of Landeman, Gooden, and Fortis; Gibraltar; San Vicente; Antigua; Tacubaya.
Printed: CLD 388-392.
Reference to: Gómez Navarrete; supply of money; Malo; General Bravo; San Vicente; Veracruz.
Printed: CLD, 392-393.
Addressed to the
Reference to: Rafael Leandro de Echenique.
Reference to: Captain Quelch; Echenique; José Ramón [] Olialv?; José Manuel Irigoyen.
Two drafts and a final copy of the letter. Final copy is incomplete; account of voyage; Veracruz; Rome; political reflections and self-justification.
Reference to: Forced loans on banks in Cádiz; banks in Gibraltar; quarantine; addressed to Iturbide on board the
Denial of Guatemalan project; plans for country home near Rome.
Printed: CLD, 393-394.
Answer to previous letter; plan for meeting; period of quarantine.
Printed: CLD, 394-395.
Reference to: Nicolás Carrillo, Echenique; Juan Nepomuceno Gómez Navarrete; José Ramón (Malo?).
Reference to: Rafael Leandro de Echenique; Pedro de Echeverría of Veracruz; Manuel José de Irigoyen; José Javier de Olazábal of Cádiz; Sandeman, Gooden & Forster of London.
Reference to: Pedro del Paso y Troncoso.
Reference to: Orazábal and Echeverria; Webb & Co.; Echenique; Gómez Navarrete; Nicolás Carrillo.
Reference to: Arrillaga; Holy Alliance.
Reference to: Checks on Cádiz; Genoa; Gibraltar.
Reference to: Letters sent to Cádiz via Genoa.
Directions for reaching rendezvous. Reference to: el Moletto.
Conference with Governor; request sent to Florence.
Reference to: Treaty of Córdoba; truculence of the Spanish Crown; establishment of empire; growth of republicanism; abdication.
Objection to remarks on King of Spain; mail to be sent to Florence.
Transmittal of request for permission to reside in Livorno.
Request for translation of letter to Italian.
Reference to: Demand for new congress; Plan de Casamata; Holy Alliance; Bravo; Echávarri; Lemaur in San Juan de Ulúa; Angoul[ecirc]eme; Boskonico; Gibraltar; England; Texcoco; Tulancingo; Veracruz.
Correspondence with the Gran Duque; Italian grammar and Franciollini's dictionary.
Arrangements made by Macbean; agent Mr. Constant; marginal note explains room assignments.
Reference to: Purchase of clothing; visit from the Conde Rambaldo, local Lieutenant General; offer of services by French cook. Marginal note unidentified: “Lazareto. N. al C. de E.”
Printed: CLD, 397.
Copy of article from newspaper, No 230. In Spanish. Iturbide's departure from Veracruz; arrival in Livorno; quarantine; residence in Pisa contemplated.
Reference to: French cook named Louis; tailor sent to take measurements for clothing; recommendations for household retainers; the Navarro family.
Hats sent for ladies of Iturbide's family; donation to seven Navarrese expatriates on the way to Rome.
Written on unused portion of Torrente's letter of same date. Approval of donation to expatriate Navarrese.
Signed: Tomás Díaz Bermudo.
Signed: Tomás Díaz Bermudo and Manuel Codorniu. With seal.
Contains 9 communications:
Printed: SBA, XIV, Doc. iii, 401-403; HDC. II, Doc. 3, p. 608.
Reference to: Villa of Dupuis; Villa de Paoli; Villa de Guebhard; Villa Bacciocchi; Villa de Patrino; Villa de Parenti; Hotel de San Marco; Senzi Banking House of Florence; Agent H. Hall; inflation in rents resulting from influx of foreigners, mostly English.
Lists furnished by Fletcher Macbean & Co. of residences for rent in Livorno and suburbs; names and descriptions; Villa Baciocchi; Villa Chifente; Villa Dupuis; Villa di Franco; Villa Guebhard; Villa Monticelli; Villa Paoli; Villa Papanti; Villa Parente; Villa Patrino; Villa Pizzotti; Villa Terrasi.
Reference to: Invitation to discuss the Hotel de San Marco and other possible residences; invitation to Mr. Senzi.
Reference to: Interview of Roca with Villaurrutia arranged on board an American ship; need for Arrillaga to write to Faponar; friends of Roca in a Málaga regiment sent to Havana by Lemaur; Lebredo; Gálvez of Málaga; arrival of ship from Havana with news of a revolt; defeat of the French; Pepe Lemus; Revolution of Garay; Caraqueño Pioly (?).
Contains 2 communications.
Outline for plan of centralist, imperial government; recall of Iturbide.
Reference to: Plan for restoring the Empire and Iturbide; establishment of an interim regency; refusal to recognize provincial deputions in Jalisco, Zacatecas, Oaxaca. Pencil address on outside: D. Mal. Gallegos, Calle Roldán No. 4 2a. S. Ramon Tienda de Catalanes.
Reference to: Appointment of regency; new elections; taxation; protection of Spanish; provisions for Victoria, Bravo, and Guerrero; freedom of the press. Earlier draft with corrections of No. 1745.
Signed: José Mariano Blasco, Ramón Covarrubias, Sabás Antonio Domínguez, Celso Fernández, Manuel García, Martín García, Mariano Guevara, Matías Ciris de la Guerra, Bernardo de Lejarza, José Manuel López, Rafael Luque, Juan de Sanfuentes, José Diego Septien, Vicente Lino Sotelo; reference to: Hidalgo and Allende.
Manuscript copy, undated, of article in an English newspaper, giving terms of agreement with captain of the English frigate
Reference to: Victoria and Montesinos.
Reference to: Influence of Pedro Miguel de Echeverría; bargains available in import of sugar, indigo, cochineal, skins; offer to handle imports for Iturbide as a means of transferring his funds to Italy; busines opportunities in Trieste and Malta; popularity of colonial lacework; recommendation of M. Dovere, professor of mathematics at the public school of San Sebastiano.
Reference to: Measurements given; price fixed; contract with Antonio Pimpinela. Copy, México, October 7, 1823, marginal note by Herrera, October 11, 1823, allows free import.
Bill for purchases listed.
Checks for $3,480 and $5,480; cashed in Gibraltar; blockade of Cádiz. Includes also draft of answer by Iturbide, September 20, acknowledging receipt. Addressed to Iturbide at the Villa Guebhard.
Arrangements for secret interview.
Reference to: Encroachment on isla de Sacrificios; inadequacy of Victoria; Lemaur. Signed: Colonel Nicolás de Acosta, Mariano Agüero, Mariano Alcandia, Etimio Barragán, José Bermudo, José Cayetano Buzón, José María Cabrera, José Mariano del Castillo, Ramón Castro, Manuel Ramón Cervantes, Cayetano Cristo, Manuel Cruz, Gregorio de la Cuesta, Juan Espartatin, Esteves, Ignacio Fabre, Francisco García, Juan García, Pedro García, Marcos Gómez Valdés, Delfonso Gutiérrez, Miguel Herrera, José Felipe de Iluarte, Ventura Isla, Patricio de Irmas y Carmona, Manuel Dimitrio Lona (?), José López Villaseca, José María Luna, José María Espiridión Mateos, Ventura Mateos, José Manuel Mesa, José María del Pilar Mesa, Manuel Mesa, Ventura Mesa, Alsabran Molina, José Elijio Mora, Guadalupe Mota, José Nicolás, Julián Nuñes, José Manuel Oranses, Agustín Pasteano, Plácido Ramírez, Esteban Redón, José de los Reyes, Juan Crisóstomo Rodesno, José María Rodesno, Manuel Rodríguez, José Apolonio Ruiz, Basilio Salazar, Miguel de Salazar, Agustín Sánches, José Vicente Sayos, José Nesto Soriano, José Mariano Tejeda, José Ignacio de Torres, Rafael Urriola, Miguel Valenzuela, Silverio José Vértiz, Francisco María de Zaragoza, Juan José Zayas, and Francisco de Zoza.
Includes data for Zitácuaro, Maninalco, Zumpango de la Laguna, and Tezcoco. Total of 1,627.
Summary of the Revolution, establishment, and end of the Empire. Reference to: Alvarado; Pablo Anaya; José Rafael Andrade; José de Dios Arzamandi; Becerra; Brigadier Bravo; Carlos María Bustamante in Tehuacán; José María Bustamante; Calvo; Tomás Castro; Brigadier Cortazar; Calleja; [José de la] Cruz; José Domínguez; Echávarri; Echenique; Erdosain; Fagoaga; Felice Fernández; Manuel Fernández Aguado; Agustín Gallego; Casa de Gallegos; José Rafael González; Joaquín de Herrera; Miguel Hidalgo; Domingo Hoyo; Luis Iturribarria; Comandante Illanes; Juan López Romano; Juan José Machado; La Madrid; Mayogoitia; José de Dios Mayorga; Dr. Mier; Francisco de Mier; José Joaquín Morales; Negrete; Obregón; O'Donojú; Manuel Orio del Campillo; Adriano Oviedo; Conde del Peñasco; Vicente Rementeria; Pablo Sámano; Santa Ana; Luis Segura; Anastacio Seresero; Ignacio Sierra; Joaquín Sires; José del Valle; Luciano Velázquez; Juan Vélez; Guadalupe Victoria; Antonio Villalba; Lorenzo Zavala; Plan de Iguala; Spanish in San Juan de Ulúa; annexation of Guatemala; Plan de Casamata; conspiracy at Puebla; agents in Llanos de Apam; Republic of San Salvador; Cóporo; Durango; Guanajuato; Huamantla; Jalapa; Perote; Puente Imperial; Provincias Imperiales de Oriente; Condesa de Rul; Tulancingo; Valladolid; Veracruz.
Apparently original draft, in hand of Iturbide. Another MS copy of the
Cf. also No. 1759
Printed: BDC, 1-73; CLD, 398-422; DLA, 1-74 (German translation); MAI, 1-66; NVM, 235-279; PMI, 1-104 (French translation).
Copy of the
First draft of English translation by Quin.
Cf. 1372 and 1760
Cf. No. 1421. and 1760
Cf. No. 1406
Cf. No. 1643 and 1760
Cf. 1760
Cf. No. 1641 and 1760
Cf. No. 1510 and 1760
Cf. No. 1642 and 1760
Cf. No. 1560 and 1760
Cf. No. 1608 and 1760
Cf. No. 1631, 1632, and 1760
Cf. No. 1760
Written in Italian. Consists of the
For contents, see No. 1757.
Cf. No. 1372 and 1759.
Cf. No. 1421 and 1759
Cf. also No. 1406
Printed: DLA, Doc. iv, 88-90 (German translation); PMI, Doc v, 131-141 (French translation); RMT, IV, 95-96; ZHM, X, Apéndice, Doc. 8, pp. 67-68; NGM, May 24, 1823, No. 62, p. 1.
Cf. No. 1643.
Cf. No. 1759
Printed: DLA, Doc. viii, 98-103 (German translation); PMI, Doc. viii, 146-182 (French translation).
Cf. No. 1641.
Cf. No. 1510.
Printed: PMI, Doc. x, 187-188 (French translation).
Cf. No. 1559 and 1759
Cf. No. 1631.
Printed: DLA, Doc. xii, 107-110 (German translation); PMI, Doc. xii, 195-199 (French translation).
Cf. No. 1632 and 1759
Cf. No. 1759.
Printed: BDC, Doc. 4, pp. 98-105 (Spanish text); BCH, V, 232-234; CLD, 252-254; CMS, XII, 68-73; DLA, Doc. ii, 83-86; MAI, Doc. 4, pp. 93-99; NRI, 107-109; NVM, 97-101, 297-301; NGM, 1821, Supl. al No. 119, Oct. 3, 1821, pp. 2-3; PMI, Doc. ii, 116-126 (French translation); RBL, 264-267; RMT, III, 739-740; SCD, II, 165-171; ZHM, X, Doc. 9, pp. 61-66.
List of documents, showing number of leaves or pages. In hand of Hernández y Dávalos.
Summary of Mexican struggle for independence and history of the Empire. Reference to: Criticism from Philadelphia and Havana; Alamán; Alvarado; Apodaca; Manuel de la Barrera; Miguel Bataller; Manuel de Blaza (Blaya?); Nicolás Bravo; Calleja; Manuel del Campo y Rivas; Condesa de C. Rul; Conde de Casa de Hera; Brigadier Cortazar; Echávarri; Manuel Gurido y Alcocer; Brigadier Herrera; Hidalgo; Antonio Labarrieta; Lobato; Pedro Celestino Negrete; Juan O'Donojú; Juan Orbegosa; A. I. Pérez, Bishop of Puebla; Santa Ana; Manuel Valentín, cura of Huamantla; Manuel Velázquez de León; Marqués de Vivanco; Isidro Yáñez; Antioca; Córdoba; Jalapa; Michoacán; Paso del Macho; Perote; Querétaro; Guanajuato; San Gerónimo Huatusco; Tulancingo; Valladolid; Veracruz; Plan de Casamata; the
Estimate of 50 men, signed: Ignacio Lazo; one for 33 men, signed: Manuel Cero[o]tes y García; and one for 35 men, unsigned.
A marginal endorsement to No. 1755. Reference to: Nicolás Acosta; San Juan de Ulúa.
Lists cannon, mortar shells; rope; rifles; swords; with specifications.
Reference to: Rafael Rico, Sargento N. Ábrego; subteniente Anselmo Calaorra; subteniente Mariano García Rico; Sargento 1o. N. Bravo; subteniente Manuel de Montoro; subteniente José María Ocampo. Part of plans for a conspiracy.
Introduction to a bearer with news of forces involved in an unidentified conspiracy. Signed: Quien V. sabe.
Evidently part of muster for a conspiracy. Shows 38 in one group; Gregorio Mesquiá; Mejía; Manl. Pér[ez]; Galicia. Incomplete.
Disavowal of the Army of Liberation and of the Provincial deputations; disclaimer of the Proclamation of May 19, 1821; recall of Iturbide; call for new congress; freedom of the press.
In an unidentified hand. Reference to: Concern for preventing excesses against Spanish and other foreigners; appeal to Mexicans to unite and sacrifice for the establishment of better government.
Fragment; no beginning or end; proposes new government; pretends to be anti-Spanish and anti-Iturbide.
Letters to Gómez Navarrete; collection of 25,000 pesos; letters of credit by Echeverría and Olazábal; Fletcher Macbean & Co; election of Pope Leo XII; Gibraltar; London.
Printed: CLD, 423.
Draft of No. 1773.
Reference to: Lemaur's effort to bombard Veracruz; ineptitude of Guadalupe Victoria; growth of anti-Spanish feeling; capture of
Reference to: Use of ships in Alvarado; Tampico; Ricardo Meade.
Order for Irigoyen of Cádiz and Javier de Olazábal to pay checks to Webb & Co.
Reference to: Blockade at San Juan de Ulúa.
Reference to: Drawee Eugenio Cortés.
Reference to: Money from Luis Sulter (Sutler?); Bartolomé Vigors Richards; Barclay, Herring, Richardson, & Co.; agent Francisco de Borja Migoni in London.
Includes conversion table.
Tickets ordered also for nephew and Álvarez (?).
Reference to: Audacity of Lemaur; incompetence of Guadalupe Victoria; speech of Colonel Francisco Fernández; message from Ulúa via English frigate.
Reference to: Disposition of troops for seizure of the Palace and main buildings in the capital; proclamation of the Empire; Andrade; Calle del Amor de Dios; Cárcel de Corte; Calle de Empedradillo; Calle de la Moneda; Calle de plateros; Calle del Relox; Calle de San Bernardo; San Juan de Letrán; Conde de San Pedro; Velázquez; Calle de la Victoria; Calle de Zuleta.
Reference to: Torrente.
Reference to: False rumors in
Reference to: Charles Stuart; Chateaubriand; interest in peaceful settlement; denial of English desire for territorial extension; communication with Spain on plans for consuls in America; disregard for Spanish laws prohibiting commerce with the American provinces.
Reference to: Imprisonment in Jalapa and Veracruz; reimbursement by Mangino; plan to leave on English ship; address care of SS. Green and Hartley; troops sent to Guadalajara under Bravo and Negrete; troops in Oaxaca under Filisola and Rincón; Santa Anna's revolt in San Luis Potosí broken up by Armijo, Barragán, and Cortazar; Plan de Guadalajara and adherence of Durango, Zacatecas, and Provincias Internas; appointment of provincial congresses. Trouble in Puebla prevented by Echávarri; agreements with Negrete and Vivanco; bands formed by Villagrán; rebel operations in San Juan del Río; growth of robber bands; growing anarchy in government; loan of twenty million with Vigors and Richards of London; Barclay, Tritton & Co.; Santa María, agent from Colombia; loan from Migoni in London; capture of French agents Jullen Schmalz and Achile de la Motte; warning from the United States; warnings from Alvarado to Echávarri; discovery of agents in Casamata; capture of Daublimar in Zacatecas advocating French prince for the throne; pretentions of Lemaur to the Isla de Sacrificios; Eulogio Villaurrutia and Victoria in Veracruz; quarrels among Guerrero, Bravo, Victoria, and Santa Anna; discovery of conspiracy involving Andrade, Brigadier Velázquez, Conde de San Pedro, Vasconcelos, Infanson, and los Barreras; troops of Toluca, Chalco, Miguel Domínguez, Guerrero, and Michelena; interim government by Mangino and committee.
Reference to: Report on operations; defeat of dragoons at Cerro de Temuaya; refuge in Monte Alto; Martínez; amigo Bara; Hacienda del Mayorazgo; Toluca.
Complaint about anarchy and need for Christian virtues. Marked: Very Secret; probably coded.
Letter to a conspirator. Reference to: Flight of member to Guadalajara.
Summaries of newspaper articles, copied in hand of Iturbide. Reference to: Warship
Extracts from
Bill for clothing for Señora Iturbide.
Agreement on organization of the conspiracy, with individual commitments:
Reference to: Pisa; Florence; Senzi; money to be sent to Mariano Torrente.
Addressed to: Carlos pa. R[eyes?].
Reference to: Demarary; Balagui(?); Russia's relations with Turkey; Greece; Victor Saens' concern with colonial problem.
Pro-Iturbide letter couched in general terms. Outside says: Del enemigo de los Liberales. At end in tiny letters: Pedro Sal[]no. Torres(?)
Reference to: Militar pressure on political situation.
Pronunciamiento against existing political conditions.
Reference to: March with Guerra Manzanares on Guadalajara; Padre G.; presence of Iturbide in Mexico; dysentery of Empress.
Detailed instructions for a coup d'etat and return of Iturbide.
Unfavorable attitude of Holy Alliance toward Iturbide for revolutionary activity. Included is draft of a letter, 1
Reference to: British Press; French-Spanish relations; Lord Chatham; Colombia;
Extracts of articles in the
Reference to: Mail via Gibraltar.
Reference to: Betrayal in Veracruz; Tacubaya; Lieutenant Astorga of the 5th Cavalry; suspicions of Montoio.
Reference to: Military dispositions; plans for action; mention of Cura de Escapusalco; Moran; Molinos; Garita de San Cosme; Martines; Veramendi; Casa de Martel; Calle de plateros; G[u]errero; Calle Ancha or Revillagigedo; Calle de Jesús.
Reference to: Veramendi.
Signed with four rubrics.
Reference to: Movement of troops to Perote; artiller from Valladolid for Veracruz; orders for commander at Colima; attack on Guadalajara; Araus; Monzán; Negrete; Quintanar; Santigán.
Guarded language. Reference to: Calle de las Damas; Zalasar.
Message in guarded language; pro-Iturbide conspiracy.
Reference to: The Spanish Party; Guerrero; Liberals.
Printed form filled in.
Reference to: Troops from Valladolid to Veracruz; location of guards and munitions; Guerrero's departure for Temamacha; Veramendi.
Recommendations for individuals to be contacted and plan to follow; Thomas Reid; Mr. Jolly; Mr. Wilson; director of the London docks; Mr. Grant; Duque del Infantado; Sandeman; connections in France; Madrid; Luis (Webb?) recommended as interpreter; H.S.H. Woobarton (Warbarton?); St. Paul's Coffee House; St. Paul's Cathedral; F. M. Ommanney(?) MP.
Reference to: Amigo Galindo.
Signed; Su amigo S.
Reference to: Conspirators in Puente del Pipís; Cuevas; Las Provincias Internas.
Lists mostly silverware.
Articles to be sold and credited to Iturbide in case of his failure to return; silverware and household goods.
Reference to: Suspicions of Guerrero.
Includes draft of the letter, 1
Printed: CLD, 425.
Reference to: Veramendi; Lebrijas; Los Cívicos; Salazar; meeting of gachupines; troops from Valladolid to Veracruz.
Bill addressed to Torrente.
Printed: Facsimile, CLD, 402.
Accompanied by draft of the letter. 2
Printed passport filled out; signed: Gasperi Venture; endorsed by J. Falconar, Livorno, November 28, 1823, British representative.
Detailed list of clothing furnished and prices.
Attempted trip to England via Gibraltar; return; overland trip to England. Reference to: Captain Trail; brig
Reference to: Martínez and Caro.
Reference to: Guadalajara; Bravo; Negrete.
Reference to: Sale of silverware and jewels. Includes also “Supplement to the inventory of various articles belonging to his Excellency Don Agustín de Iturbide under the charge of Macbean & Co.” listing more silverware and a lamp shade.
Lists mostly silverware and house ornaments.
Promise to pay Webb & Co. 13.4 liri.
Reference to: Moran.
Reference to: Calle de Tacuba.
Reference to: Reinforcements in Ulúa from Havana; Lemaur.
Bill for cloth and tailor work.
List of items and prices paid, November 20 to 28.
Reference to: March of Barragán to Xiquilpan; Bustamante's approach to Zapotlán; popularity of the Acta Constitucional; problem of provincial boundaries; comparison with fate of Poland; Sr. Cabrera; Castro; Fl. Estrada; Negrete; Pelayo; Don Ramón; Martínez de la Rosa; Atoyac; Guanajuato; Jalisco; Junta de Celaya; Michoacán; Puertecillo de Siguatanejo; Querétaro; Teypan; Texas; Toreno; Zacatula.
Reference to: Dr. Argandar; Conde de Peñasco; relations with Michelena; cura of San Juan de Ulúa; receipt from Ángel González and Mariano Rico.
Reference to: Dr. Argandar; Guerrero; Lobato; Conde [de Peñasco].
Reference to: Guerrero; involvement of Michelena; enmity of Moreno.
Reference to: Guerrero; plans for action.
Reference to: Freedom of book imports; desire for English protection; Antonio Ribera Cabezas; Delgado; Milla; Pedro Molina; O'Horan; Juan Vicente Villacorta; San Salvador.
Reference to: B. A. Goldschmidt; Almonte; Migoni; Morier.
Reference to: Seno Mejicano; instructions for delivery.
Reference to: Navarrete; Conde [de Peñasco?]; Pablo Rodríguez.
Reference to: Salinas; José Sánchez; message in guarded language.
Reference to: Letter of Barragán; Xiquilpan; General Bustamante; Alamán; Mariano Chaves.
Reference to: Vicente González Arnao; Holy Alliance; favorable attitude towards Mexico of United States and England; influence of Russia; departure from Brest for Nice.
Plans for attack on place guard.
Reference to: Captain Traill; Torrente; Duguid (?); Morandini; Gibraltar; written on back of letter of Macbean, December 9, 1823, to Torrente, with letter of introduction for Colonel Álvarez.
Reference to: Antonio Beirán; Vicente Días; Francisco Espinosa; Manuel Valente Gomes; Javier Mendizábal; Ramón Núñez; José Rosaens; Mariano Santamaría; José Antonio Santibáñez; Atlinco; Chietla; Colucán; Jilapa; Putla.
Reference to: Guerrero's declaration of Cuautla Amilpas, December 12.
Reference to: Brigadier Felipe Andrade; Covarrubias; connections with Guadalajara and Puebla.
Reference to: Padre Agustino; Felipe Días; Leonel; Palacio.
Reference to: Departure of English agents for the capital; la Blanquilla; English ship at San Miguel battery; Sacrificios Island.
Includes also copies of extracts from
Reference to: Alvarado, Alesón; Colonel Castro; José María; Rodríguez; Texcoco.
Reference to: Comandante General Otero; includes a printed slip numbered 2099 (746); “Hoy se prenden en todas partes los gachupines, habrid los ojos AMERICANOS y no degemos ni uno.”
Reference to: Guerrero; Rodríguez.
Reference to: John Mitchel; Riddelph and Ridge (?).
Includes draft of letter of Malo, London, January 10, 1823, reporting exchange with Juan Wichert. Reference to: Alejandro Fletcher; Matthew Fletcher; sale of the pearls.
Reference to: Torres.
Reference to: José Antonio.
Detailed plans for seizure of Chapultepec, the Ministry, the Casa de Moneda, and the Prison. Copy of the Army plan for Captain Ignacio Aragón, November 20, 1823. Reference to: Alvarado; Aragón; Cadete; Goyoneche; Leonel; Infanzón; Islas; León; Martínez; Méndez; Alvino Pérez; Rivera; Romuay; Simeón; Tenorio; Torres; Luis Vázquez; Calle Caudal; Calle Santa Inés; Calle del Indio Triste; Convento de Santo Domingo; Convento de San Francisco; General Guerrero; Hospital Real; Inquisition; Torres de Catedral.
Plans for seizure of the government. Reference to: March to Chapultepec.
Details of plan for seizure of government. Reference to: La Ciudadela; avoidance of bloodshed.
Reference to: Chalco; Jalisco.
Reference to: Guadalajara; Puebla; plans against Europeans.
Reference to: Don Antonio; Ramón Fontecha; Filisola; Guerrero; Pérez; Caballero Rivera; Rodríguez; Chalco; Guadalajara; Grito de Toluca.
Reference to: Don Antonio; Guerrero in Temamatla; Pérez; Puebla; Rodríguez; Torres.
List of purchases, mostly wines.
Reference to: Ayotla; Torres; Puebla; troops of Chalco.
Reference to: Plan for expedition from Cádiz for Peru; Iturbide's departure from Livorno for England; shipwreck in Sardinia; trip via Geneva and Prussia; loan to Colombia; Blackheat; Carlos R. Broughton; George Canning; Doctor Mackie; José María Marchena; Richards; Staples; Guadalupe Victoria; Zea.
Printed: SDM II, 176-179.
Reference to: Arrangements with Matthew Fletcher; dissensions in Mexico; Barragán; Bravo; Bustamante; Calderón; Cortazar; Echávarri; Gómez Pedraza; Guerrero; Negrete; Quintanar; Guadalupe Victoria; Marqués de Vivanco; Guadalajara; Oajaca; Puebla; Veracruz; separation of Guatemala.
Reference to: Torres; conditions in Puebla; defeat of San Martín; Orellana.
Reference to: Manuel Alzúa; José María Buendía; José Bustamante; Vicente Fonseca; Juan Landa; José de la Luz Sánchez; Apam; Teotihuacán.
Reference to: Molinos; Músquis; Telachea.
Reference to: Alvarado; Campo; Car; Goyoneche; Infanzón; Islas; Jouteche; Leonel; Maldonado; Martínez; Méndez; Mesquiá; Rivera; Rodríguez; Romuay; Don Simeón; Tenorio; Don Tomás; Vázquez.
Evidently part of conspiracy. Reference to: Alvarado Cadete; Caro; Goyoneche; Infanzón; Mariano Islas; Leonel; Martínez; Pérez; Reyes; Rivera; Sargento Pedro Romuay; Tenorio; Ten[]e; assignments to Inquisition, hospital, etc.
Routing of mail to Havana, Madrid, and France; Miguel Brancacho suggested as intermediary; José Joaquín de la Pedreguera; José María de la Portilla; Ramón Malo.
Lists: First Infantry Regiment; Piquete de Cavallera. No. 8; Dragones Provinciales de Chalco; Piquete del No. 6. de Infantería; Artillería; Third Cavalry regiment in Xoquiapan; 8th Cavalry Regiment; 4th Cavalry Regiment. Names listed: Juan José Aguilar, J. M. Aguirre, Domingo Alarcón, Francisco Aloche, Antonio Alvarado, José Arpiros, Jesús Arroyo, Agustín Ayala, Joaquín de Ayala, Ignacio Balverde, Clemente Barela, Ignacio Barela, J. M. Barragán (Chalco), Daniel Baranda, Fernando Bello, Justo Benabente, Mariano Beristain, Apolonio Bodea, Antonio Bonilla, Francisco Brito, Francisco Camacho, Mariano Camacho, Felipe Carvajal, J. M. Castillo, José Castillo, Joaquín Cedano, Gerónimo Cardona, Martín Cordovez, Justo Cornago, Juan Cortés, José María Covarrubias, Pedro Diaz, Gabriel Durán, José María Espinosa, Domingo Estrada, Manuel Estrada, Fray Agustín Fontán, Manuel de la Fuente, Juan Fuentes, Ignacio Galindo, Felipe García, José García Conde, Miguel García Aguirre, Norberto García, Pablo García, Seferino García Conde, Marco García de Tejada, Joaquín Gómez, Domingo González, Pedro González, Luis Grimaldos, Feliciano Guerra, Mariano Guevara, Mateo Jubera, José María Jucareño, José María Lara, Francisco Lazo, José María Leal, Manuel Ledesma, Manuel Ledo, Luis León, Juan Lesaca, Nasario López, José Vicente Luna, José María la Madrid, Rómulo Madroñero, Camilo Marañón, José María Martines (Venta de Córdoba), Remigio Martínez, Cayetano Mascareña, Pascual Moliner, Bruno Moncada, Basilio Montero, Manuel Monteyano, José Ignacio Moya Escovedo, Eleuterio Negrete, Victoriano Nieto, Mariano Ocampo, Rafael Ordaz, Joaquín Orihuela, Domingo Ortiz, Bernardo Parra, Nemecio Pérez, Ramón Piedra, Cayetano Puente, Ramón Quevedo, Guadalupe Reyna, José María Ricoy, Trinidad Rodríguez, Ignacio Romero Pando, Eligio Ruelas, Francisco Sánchez, Antonio Serrano, Narciso Sort, Joaquín Soto, Juan José Suárez, Cristóbal Tagle, José María Torres, Manuel Valiente, José Velázquez, Valentín Vera, Manuel María Villada.
Lists of claims: Bates Barton; J. Bergough; Young, Harrison, and Bevan; H. Dalton; N. Davidson; Jas. Evans; Fenochi; Barron Forbes; H. Grant; Graham Graves; Robert Nixon; E. S. Perry; J. Potts; J. J. Schmidt; C. Whitehead; Thomas Worrell; debts for loan to Oaxaca; robbery at Guadalajara; Tampico goods; plumbing work; indemnity for expulsion; the “Laguna Seca” claim; Ávalos tariff; Silver Bars claim; custom house fire at Veracruz; forced loan; Mahogany cutting; military pay.
Lists only five items. Reference to: Torreblanca.
List of prices for foods.
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