Reference to: Departure of Garro and Castillo for Antwerp; reception of Mr. Quartel in Colombia reported by Constitucional of Bogotá; interview with Rheede; publication of Mexico's colonization law; Guatemala; Curaçao. Addressed to Mr. Gamboa, Hanover Square, London.

Reference to: Instructions for Morrier.

Printed: SDM, III, 139-140 (date given as December 30, 1824).

Reference to: Departure of troops from Ferrol for Havana; rifles furnished by Barclay; Castillo; Garro; efforts to open relations with Berlin and with Sweden; Denmark; Holland.

Printed: SDM, III, 141-143 (date given as December 30, 1825).

Reference to: Article in Times; Canning.

Printed: SDM, III, 147.

Reference to: Rocafuerte: request for proper burial of English subjects who die in Mexico; death of the Zapatero Americano; rumors of expedition by Mina (?) against the Spanish.

Reference to: Luis Castrejón; Antonio Herrera; Tomás Murphy Jr. French text of letter to Villèle.

Reference to: Captain Forrest of the Isis.

Reference to: Pradt; Canning; publication of Mexican news; Hurtado. Addressed to Ramos de Arispe.

Reference to: Castillo; Garro; Antwerp; Elberfeld.

Reference to: Lemaur; relations with Havana and Cádiz.

Reference to: Siege of San Juan de Ulúa recognized by the Isis; General Rincón.

Reference to: Recognition of Mexico by Britain; Ward; the Chiapas controversy; commercial agreements.

Reference to: Passport for Berlin; commercial company of Elberfeld; agents in Buenos Aires.

Reference to: Reaction to recognition of Mexico by Britain.

Reference to: Effects on Russia; Spain, Austria, and Greece; conversations with Rothschild; Canning; newspaper reports of trouble in Mexico; Castillo's mission to the Low Countries; absence of Sir Charles Stuart; La Duquesa de Hijar; Marquesa de Astorga; Captain Álvarez; Rocafuerte.

Reference to: Battle at Puente del Rey; Siege of Palmillas. With note by Bustamante.

Reference to: Blockade of San Juan de Ulúa; anchorage at Sacrificios; breach of neutrality charged; Brigantine Surinam.

Reference to: Infestation of the Antilles; report of Mr. Barbou on damages caused; representation to Madrid; danger of American seizure of Cuba.

Reference to: Peace reported in Alvarado, Tabasco, and Campeche.

Reference to: Delicate position of France; refusal to deal with Santo Domingo; deportations to Senegal; cautiousness of Villèle; interest in mines; Russian opposition and plans against Turkey and Greece; position of Austria and the Low Countries; mission to Berlin; Minister of Commerce Bulow; General Cortés; Aixla-Chapelle; Brussels; Elberfeld.

Reference to: Migoni's control over funds; purchase of ship to be sent to New York for equipment; Ward; Morrier.

Reference to: Compañía Rhenana; General Cortés; Liège; journey to Berlin.

Reference to: Bartolomé de Richards; arrival of Almonte; Migoni; Victoria; Gómez Pedraza; death of Iturbide.

Reference to: Mr. Jeffries of the Barclay Company; Planta; Rocafuerte; administration of customs.

Reference to: Example set by England in recognizing Mexico.

Reference to: Russian leadership of Holy Alliance; tendency to favor sending consuls; Pancho Fagoaga; letter from Moctezuma; map of Mexico published by Biné; Guatemala; Humboldt; sudden mission of Camilo de los Ríos to London. Addressed to Ramos Arizpe.

Reference to: Battle of Peotillos; Valle del Maíz; Tamaulipas; Guanajuato; Capture of Soto la Marina; Battle of Luis Herrera against royalists; Arredondo; Tampico; scantiness and inaccuracy of Spanish military records.

Reference to: Meeting with Count Bülow; mutual benefits from maintenance of consuls in Mexico; interview sought with Count Bernstorff.

Reference to: Meeting with Bernstorff expected; Rocafuerte; Hamburg; use of name W. C. Benecke; Bülow; Brussels; Liège; Elberfeld; Aix-la-Chapelle; Hanover; Brunswick; Berlin.

Printed: ADD, I, 605.

Reference to: Project of Cortés.

Reference to: Answers from Holland, Sweden, and Prussia expected; purchase of ships; packages at customs in Plymouth.

Printed: SDM, III, 154-155.

Reference to: Carling Young & Co. armament of the Arve Prindsen.

Reference to: Interview with Gorostiza; decision to send commercial agents to Mexico.

Reference to: Departure of the frigate Piramus; Consul at Veracruz, Mackensie.

Reference to: Purchase from John Ogle Ogle; reduction in order from Barclay & Co.

Reference to: Acceptance of Mexican flag on ships; consuls to be sent to Mexico.

Reference to: Liège; St. Petersburg; Aix-la-Chapelle; Elberfeld; Sociedad Rhenana; Brussels; trip to Minden; Hanover; Vienna; Count Schladen; Bülow; Count Bernstorff; trade with St. Thomas, Havana, and Veracruz; attitude of Portugal; unloading at Alvarado; agreement to send a commercial agent to Mexico; Commisary General of Commerce Kunth; Humbolt; Hundecker; Councillor Beuth.

Reference to: Frigate Aven Prindsen; Corvette Mariana; use of English and American sailors.

Reference to: Pirates in the Antilles; recruiting of sailors for newly-purchased warships; reduction of San Juan de Ulúa.

Reference to: Berlin; Brussels; Rocafuerte; favorable attitude in Hamburg.

Printed: ADD, I, 606, SDM, III, 156.

Reference to: Opposition of Borja Migoni.

Reference to: Previous communication through English ambassador to Naples and Colombian envoy lost; refusal of representative of Colombia; Encyclical of September 24, 1824, published in Madrid.

Printed: SDM, III, 322-323; SMV, 7-8.

Reference to: Payo del Rosario; Pablo Villavicencio's work: Cosas que jamás se han oydo; mata y quema in Barcelona; La Abispa No. 6, Vol. 2.

Reference to: Copies of letter of Carlos O'Gorman, February 7, 1825, its answer by Alamán, February 12, 1825, and permission of the Ayuntamiento for use of cemeteries by English.

Request for conference.

Reference to: Interview with Count Bülow; request for new interview.

Reference to: Interview with Count Bülow; return of credentials.

Reference to: Communication with Michelena for establishment of relations.

Reference to: Count Bülow; return to Brussels; commerce with England.

Reference to: Plan of Michelena to return to Mexico; news in the Courrier; Villèle; Duque de San Carlos; Conde de la Puebla, new Spanish Ambassador; Spanish reluctance to recognize Belgian independence; plan for defensive American Union; Rocafuerte; Tomasito; Minister of Colombia Hurtado.

Reference to: Volney; the Diamante; need for an Alien Bill; danger from clericals; new Encyclical; Texada; Russian agreement to aid Spain in exchange for the Californias; information delivered by ministers of England and the United States; Moctezuma; Pradt (Prats); Humboldt; Rocafuerte; maps of Mexico and Colombia by Bruer; Hurtado.

Reference to: Berlin mail; Síndico Sieveking's control over commerce.

Reference to: Victories in Colombia and Perú; preference for whalers and catchers of seals and Chacalote.

Printed: ADD, I, 620-622.

Reference to: Trip via England, Holland, the Rhine, Switzerland, and Lombardy; mission of Joaquín del Moral, cura of Neuilly-sur-Marne; Paris.

Reference to: Michelena; efforts to obtain recognition.

Reference to: Victories in Colombia or Perú; tergiversations of France. Two signed copies.

Printed: ADD, I, 607-608; SDM, III, 158-159.

Reference to: Recognition of Colombia; delay of the frigate Piramus.

Reference to: George Canning; offer of commercial advantages; Madrid; problem of piracy; liberal spirit in Havana; Cuba; Cabo Catoche; Cabo San Antonio; Mexico's prior claim to Cuba; separation of Guatemala; Colombia; Buenos Aires; Republic of Central America.

Printed: SDM, III, 169-171.

Reference to: Continued work in Berlin; Hamburg, and Brussels.

Printed: SDM, III, 319.

Reference to: News from Pablo Obregón; Canning; request for recognition for Guatemala, Colombia; Buenos Aires; ulterior designs on Cuba.

Printed: SDM, III, 160-161.

Reference to: Emigration to Spain and England; fear of Gonzaga's writing and speeches.

Reference to: Spanish defeat in Peru; Havana; Ferdinand's health.

Reference to: Disadvantages of colonial system; plans for commerce; text in French.

Reference to: Rocafuerte; return to Brussels; conference with Sieveking.

Reference to: Relations with Holland; Holy Alliance.

Printed: SDM, III, 319-320.

Reference to: Picture of Morelos; summary prepared from his personal papers.

Reference to: Benjamin Franklin; Canning; discomfort of the Holy Alliance.

Reference to: Seditious publication attributed to Carlos María Bustamante; Bravo; slander of President Victoria; Judges: José María Aguirre, Manuel Alfaro, Mariano Calderón, Anastacio Cardeñas, José María Espinosa, Juan Gómez Gallo, Mariano González, Pedro Montero, Cristóbal Pimentel, Pedro Portilla, Agustín Ricoy; Sebastián Sein, Pedro Teruel, Gerónimo Torrescano, José María Vallejo, Signatory: Licenciado Alcocer. Witnesses: Ignacio Correa, Cirilo del Barrio, and Ignacio Lostal.

Reference to: Danger of French infiltration.

Accompanied by French translation.

Reference to: El Payo del Rosario; Rafael Suárez Pereda; Pensador mexicano; Mexico; Tulancingo; Audiencia Territorial; complaint of the injustice of the legal system.

Reference to: Murphy; recognition by England.

Final copy: HD 17-7.4223.711.

Reference to: Embarcation for New Orleans on the Noël.

Reference to: Commercial company at Elberfeld.

Reference to: Canning; Morier.

Printed: SDM, III, 166-167. ADD, I, 611.

Reference to: Preparations for treaty with England; instructions for protocol.

Reference to: Rocafuerte; Canning; the Inquisition; the Holy Alliance; passports.

Printed: SDM, III, 213-214. ADD, I, 616-618;

Reference to: The Barclay loan; relations with Holland, Prussia and Sweden; mission to Rome; news from Jamaica.

Reference to: Appointment to the Tribunal; death of Iturbide; Victoria; friendly attitude of the Low Countries and Portugal; convent of Monjas Teresas in Valladolid; Almonte.

Reference to: Berlin; Hamburg; Copenhagen.

Reference to: Favorable attitude of Denmark; trip by steamship recommended.

Reference to: Consul in London; recognition of Mexican flag.

Reference to: The Hopeful; Barclay & Co.; formation of colonization company; Prussia; Hamburg; arrival of the Diamante in Plymouth; Mr. Hervey; custom duties at Veracruz.

Reference to: Agent of Colombia; Planta.

Printed: SLP, 9 (text varies).

Reference to: Agent of Colombia; Texada; President Victoria; request for recognition.

Printed: SDM, III, 168.

Reference to: News in Águila Mexicana; General Rincón; need for secrecy.

Printed: SDM, III, 172-173.

Reference to: Continued work with Prussia and Hamburg; Síndico Sieveking.

Reference to: Falck; relations with Holland.

Reference to: Mr. Ward; England; Holland; ship route to New York; the Times; the Courrier; Revista de Edinburgo; the Quarterly Review; U. S. program to blockade ports harboring pirates; U. S. commerce with the Antilles; Colombian victory in Peru; Battle of Ayacucho; blockade of Ulúa; fortification of Isla de Sacrificios.

Includes list, signed, Washington, March 26, 1825, Reference to: Montoya; service regulations for English Navy; hydrographic data; hydraulics; dredging; arms manufacture; dikes; steam power; seamanship; hemp processing; theodolites; binoculars; terrestral globes; compass equipment.

Reference to: Alamán; Alpuche; Bustamante sent to Colombia; Esteva's superiority over Arrillaga; Gómez Pedraza; Manuel González del Campo; Bishop Gregoire; Pablo Lavalle; Pío Marcha; Chato Ramos elected to represent Coahuila and to replace Múzquiz; Rocafuerte; Rosains; Santoyo; Terán; Valdés el de Guadalajara; Captain Vasconcelos; Victoria; defection to Guatemala; Jalisco; Tabasco.

Reference to: Berlin; Copenhagen; Hamburg.

Reference to: Alexander Barring: James Campbell; James Cockburne; James Lubock; Peel; Mr. Ward; experience in the Antilles; trade with Spain and America; loans to the United States.

Reference to: Lemaur; Alvarado; Campeche; Havana; Port of Antón Lizardi; Mocambo; Ulúa; custom house at Veracruz; Isla Blanquilla; shipwreck on the Isla de Sacrificios; American merchant ship.

Reference to: Departure of Bravo and of Negrete for Bajío; Carpio; Fagoaga; Ibarra; Jorgedon(?); letter to Llave; Lobato; Molino del Campo; Moreno Guerra's itinerary via the U.S. and Gibraltar; Meade; Don Pablo(?); “mujeres como la Rodríguez”; conflict of Iturbidistas, Borbonistas, and Partido Nacional; Coatzacoalcos; Cuernavaca; Guadalajara; Iris de Guadalajara; San Juan de Ulúa; Santa María.

Reference to: Falck; Mr. Leclerc; Rheede; conference with van Strufk; queen's visit to Berlin for marriage of Frederick; La Haya; attitude of Russia; answer from Stockholm; Holy Alliance.

Reference to: Mr. Elout; Quartel's mission to Colombia.

Reference to: Canning; Falck; Gorostiza; Leclerc; Mr. Quartel; Rheede; San Martín in Brussels; Holy Alliance; Parliament; Amsterdam; Antwerp; Buenos Aires; Brussels; the Hague; Prussia.

Reference to: Representatives James Morier; Henry George Ward; Lucas Alamán.

Reference to: Falck; work of Gorostiza; efforts to reach. French Cabinet; success in Berlin; Hamburg; attitude of Russia.

Reference to: Mr. Samuel; publication of the Mexican Constitution in Paris.

Printed: SDM, III, 290-292.

Reference to: Victories in Peru; report of Thomas Murphy.

Printed: SDM, III, 288-289.

Reference to: Communication with Sweden and Denmark.

Reference to: Brant and Gameiro; speeches by presidents of Colombia and Buenos Aires; occupation of Montevideo.

Printed: SDM, III, 317-318.

Transmittal of letter to Michelena.

Reference to: Auggins (Higgins?); Falck; Count Rheede's arrival from the Hague.

Reference to: Comparison of loans.

Reference to: Greek and Irish questions; articles in Times and Morning Chronicle; loans from Goldschmidt and Barclay, Herring, & Co.

Reference to: Recognition of Buenos Aires and Colombia; Rocafuerte.

Printed: SDM, III, 178.

Reference to: Flack; Rheede; Mr. de Meg van Streefkerk.

Printed: SDM, III, 359; SMH, 34.

Reference to: Barclay, Herring, Richardson & Co.; Hartley, Green, and Ruperti; Michelena; Olazábal; Pedro del Paso y Troncoso.

Reference to: Appointment of Charles Higgins.

Printed: SDM, III, 355; SMH, 34-35.

Reference to: Anton Reinhard Falck; work of Gorostiza; Charles Higgins; Rheede; the Hague; Holland; Prussia.

Printed: SDM, III, 353-354; SMH, 35-36.

Reference to: The Courrier; Ward.

Itemized list and note from E. H. Plumpke, transmitting the contract for clothing, April 9, 1825.

Printed: SDM, III, 360.

Reference to: Aguilar; Sergeant Jesús Argüelles and Corporal Pedro Hernández; Soler; Mocambo; Veracruz; use of prison labor on the island.

Reference to: Canning; O'Reilly appointed consul to Guatemala; Rocafuerte; Ward; Buenos Aires; San Juan de Ulúa; Veracruz; the question of the frigate Diamante.

Reference to: Falck; Rheede; van Streefkerk.

Printed: SDM, III, 356-357; SMH, 37.

Reference to: Treatment of ships from Guatemala, Buenos Aires, Chile, Perú, and Colombia in Mexican service; plans for treaty.

Reference to: Goldschmidt loan; terms of Barclay loan.

Reference to: Benecke; Brussels; confinement of relations to commercial activity; appointment of person already in Mexico.

Printed: SDM, III, 361.

Reference to: Alamán; Antonio Cumplido; Llave; Juan José [Michelena?]; Morier's return; Pío Revilla; Robert P. Staples; Hacienda de la Parota; Minas de Tlalpujahua; the Piramus.

Reference to: Brussels; need for officials.

Printed: SDM, III, 362.

Reference to: Lamb, British minister to Madrid; Murphy; comparison with Buenos Aires; visit to Cornwall mines; San Juan de Ulúa; rebel victories in Peru; Spanish force in Coruña; aid to Canterac; disaffection in Havana; collection of Mexican antiques sent to British capital; return via the U.S. or Jamaica.

Printed: SDM, III, 182-184.

Reference to: Síndico Sieveking.

Reference to: Purchase of ships; the Piramus.

Printed: SDM, III, 180-181.

Reference to: Involvement with Iturbide.

Reference to: Arrival in Philadelphia.

Reference to: Sandino; American consul John Morhorrny(?) (Morllorrny?); Governor of Gibraltar; Canning; Michelena; Algiers; Port of Orán; Mogador; Gibraltar; Santa Cruz; Tarifa; relations with the Papacy.

Reference to: Miguel Barragán; Manuel Jiménez; Colonel Tomás Ávila.

Reference to: Visit of Prussian king to Brussels; Berlin.

Reference to: Moreno Daoix; Calleja; Victoria; Osorno; Guerrero; Manuel Terán's manifesto sent to Calleja; its publication; question of authorship.

Reference to: Acceptance for service with the Mexican Navy; preparation by Barclay & Co.

Reference to: Favorable position of Mexico in Europe; appointment of Rocafuerte to continue work; ship repairs slowed by strike among workers.

Reference to: Passports for employees of mining company.

Reference to: Enlistment of new forces in Spain; surrender of Callao; Ayacucho; Colombia; Havana.

Reference to: The Diamante; the Isis; the Surinam; Canning.

Reference to: Inquiry of Barclay & Co.

Reference to: Appointment of Rocafuerte; Canning; ratification of treaty expected.

Printed: SDM, III, 186-187.

Reference to: Relations with Hanseatic Cities; customs.

Reference to: Comparison with British treaty with Buenos Aires; commercial and maritime arrangements; intercession with Spain on behalf of Mexico; attitude of government at Washington.

Reference to: Arrival of Vázquez.

Reference to: Instructions of Morier; reports by Hurtado of French ships from Martinique convoying Spanish troops to Cuba; case of the Corbeta Isabel, Colombian Navy pursued by French warships near Gibraltar; blockade of San Juan de Ulúa; English intervention discussed; fear of Cuba's falling into hands of France or of the United States; book of Mexican antiquities given the King.

Printed: SDM, III, 195-197.

Reference to: Caballero de Cornick, Minister of the Interior and Foreign Relations; Leclerc.

Reference to: Endorsement, June 23, 1825, forwarding letter to Bustamante and Mariano Almanza.

Reference to: Appeal to Cabildo eclesiástico; Lieutenant Colonel Pedro González; with endorsement by Alamán.

Reference to: Felipe Gutiérrez; Joaquín Miura.

Reference to: The Navigation Act; purchases from English subjects; admittance of Mexican ships in English ports.

Reference to: Decision on treatment of Mexican ships; vessels built in Guatemala, Chile, Peru, and Colombia to be considered as Spanish.

Reference to: Shipment to Mexico; prices.

Itemized list.

Signed by Sieveking, with seal, text in French.

Reference to: Rocafuerte.

Reference to: Encouragement of immigration of manufacturers and artisans; passports; relations with Prussia.

Printed: SDM, III, 364-365.

Seven stipulations in Spanish and English. Signed: Thurlow Smith, Captain; Wm. H. South, First Lieutenant; W. Bryden, Second Lieutenant; H. Jackson, Master; George Corbett, First Alférez; George Mangles(?) Nichols, Second Alférez; John Hamilton, Second Master; John Morton, Surgeon; Tho. Jennings, Purser; Henry Hymals(?) Hare, Assistant Surgeon.

List of ratings and salaries.

Enlistment of sailors in Mexican service; pilots.

With endorsements by Alamán.

Reference to: Visit of Gameyro; communication with Lamas, President of Peru; inclination of Brazil to open relations with Mexico and Colombia; example of U.S.; departure of French ship Medea for Havana from Cadiz; the Guerrero and two ships built in Coruña on convoy duty; Captain Dillon's departure from Gravesend; Mr. Richardson; Mr. Hoper; delav of the Ariel; King's address sent by Canning; Parkinson's chronometers; Dr. Mackie.

Reference to: Agreement with Hamburg; translation by Tomás Murphy, July 13, 1825.

Reference to: Fonda de Brunel; Dr. Mackie; visit with Castillo; departure of the Ariel from Falmouth; departure of Gómez for the U.S.; Lanz recognized as secret agent of Colombia in Paris; Dr. Thomas's opinion that the clergy of the U.S., Colombia, and Mexico favor Ferdinand; news sent via Le Havre and Bordeaux.

Copy signed by Tomás Murphy, July 13, 1825.

Comparison with decision of Hamburg.

Reference to: Relations with Hamburg, Bremen, and other Hanseatic cities.

Colquhoun's letter forwarded.

Reference to: Meetings with Hoper; visit to Canning; treaty with England; announcement by Gorostiza of consul sent by Prussia to Mexico; Bullock's introduction of consul from Austria; the Hanseatic Cities; Hamburg; Holland; appointment of Gorostiza; Gameiro's announcement of war between Brazil and Buenos Aires over Montevideo; opposition to Alamán; Castillo; Esteva; Llave; Gómez Pedraza; Dr. MacKie; Captain Thomas of the Victoria from New York; Manuel Portu; el Bravo; Falmouth.

Reference to: Rocafuerte.

Printed: SDM, III, 194.

Instructions of Michelena; Copy signed: Tomás Murphy, July 23, 1825.

Reference to: Colquhoun; Hamburg; the Low Countries.

Reference to: Rocafuerte; Gorostiza; Holland.

Translation from the British Press No. 7056; corrected copy, Mexico, July 17, 1827, signed: Espinosa. Reference to: The Morning Chronicle; English residents in Buenos Aires.

Reference to: Rocafuerte; visit to Barclay & Co.; C. Dahlen; English crew; Mr. Willimot; Mr. Fox; Vázquez; Falmouth Customs; appointment of Captain Smith instead of John Share.

Reference to: Publications by Herrera; Infanzón; Márquez; letter of Miramón to Silva; Gómez Pedraza; Cabrera; the Gaceta; the Águila; the Sol; the Indicador; the Diario de Noticias; Libertad de Imprenta a lo eclesiástico; the Polar desterrado; publication of the Comedia del Papa.

Reference to: Cargo of artillery, ammunition, and food; security precautions; recognition of English flag; George M. Nicholls.

Proposed form with blanks to be filled in.

Reference to: Wm. Bryden; George Corbett; John Hamilton; Henry Hare; H. Jackson; Thomas Jennings, Jennings' services on the Melompus; John Morton; G. Mangles Nicholls; Charles Th. Smith; Wm. South; service on the Seachorse.

Reference to: Plymouth and Falmouth.

Reference to: Recruitment for the Avend Prinsen in Plymouth; the Ariel; Falmouth.

Reference to: Captain King; Mr. Welsh of Veracruz; desertions from the Britannia and the Windsor Castle in Plymouth; search by the Camaleón; deserters to be forwarded to Jamaica; witnesses: Thomas Jennings, William Bryden, and H. Jackson.

Reference to: Departure from Falmouth; ship turned over to Barragán.

Printed: SDM, III, 199.

Reference to: Bolívar; Canning; José de la Cruz; Lanz, agent of Colombia; Pozzo di Borgo; General de Policía Recacho; Rocafuerte; Villèle; Minister Zea; French involvement with Holy Alliance; independence of Haiti; Mexican representation at Congress of Panama; Buenos Aires; Colombia; Guatemala; views of Prince Carlos on reestablishment of Inquisition; French support of Ferdinand; decline of Russian influence in Spain; work of Wellington in Spain; offers made by American nations to Spain through the Ardouin Company; expedition from Coruña to Havana; interest in Cuba.

Reference to: Letters of Mr. Leccombe of the Fox Company; Corbet; recruiting in Plymouth; Falmouth; danger from Spanish warships.

Reference to: Trading permit for Elberfeld, Company of the Indies, Düsseldorf Department, Grand Duchy of Bas Rhin, to trade with Veracruz, St. Thomas, Havana; directors: Captain Drew or Walsh of the Rawlins, W. L. Sulzer and G. W. Peters; Edward de Buchan; A. E. Matthiessen.

Reference to: Departure from Falmouth with the Bravo and the Libertad; previously the Ariel and Avens Prinsen; Lieutenants South and Colbert; Plymouth; Captain King.

Reference to: Recruiting in Plymouth.

Reference to: Illness of Barragán; poor condition of the ships; weakened condition of the fort; widespread illness; Alvarado.

Reference to: Fletcher; decision to live in Baltimore; continued schooling of the children.

Reference to: Leadership of Esteva.

Reference to: Meeting in New York; reimbursement for foreign aid to Spain; rivalry with England; influence of the clergy; the Canaries; Madera; Azores; Cuba; Puerto Rico; Antilles; Change in policy of Portugal; recognition of Haiti and Brazil; danger of Russian advances in California; St. Petersburg; Behring Strait; danger to San Blas; Guadalajara; epidemics in Yucatán, Veracruz, and Soto la Marina; vómito prieto; Tampico; San Luis Potosí; Brazilian attacks on Peru and Buenos Aires; work of Olarte.

Summary of the War of Independence, from the Junta de Sevilla to recognition of independence by the United States in 1822. Translated from a copy found in a U. S. library.

Printed form with signature.

39 articles with addenda. Note in hand of C. M. Bustamante: “Ni un solo artículo aprobé porque la amistad con esta nación es nra. ruina.” Reference to: Maritime rights; property rights; contraband provisions; belligerent rights; personal guarantees.

Signature illegible. Reference to: Valladolíd; Don Pablo (?); Martín, commercial agent for vice-Admiral Dupuré (Dupré?); Roca; Vázquez; Tejada's summons to Rome; Conde Luquen; los Guigos; communication with Paris; the Palais Royale; Tuileries; Bolívar; communication with London; fear of Riva-Agüero; Cività Vecchia Alto Perú; Bajo Perú; fear of monarchy in Cuzco; Basilio; Camacho; Larrazábal; Vidaurre and Pancho de Lima; La Barca; Domínguez.

Reference to: Vázquez; Riva-huero (Riva-Agüero); Herrera; San Martín; General Garza; Legislature of Padilla in Tamaulipas; Vicente; arrival of Vázquez from Brussels; connections in the Vatican, Paris, and Madrid; Paz; Gómez; Anaya; Bolívar; Alto Perú; independence movement in Greece against the Gran Turc; Russian attention turned to the East; San Ángelo; copies sent to Congress of Panamá; “el quema de Prat”; Domínguez; Basilio; Forta. Other vague references.

Transmittal of letter from Canning.

Minutes of the first meetings. Reference to: Participation of Mexico, Colombia, Central America, and Perú; José Mariano Michelena; José Domínguez; Pedro Gual; General Pedro Brisueño Méndez; Antonio Larrázabal; Pedro Molina; Manuel Lorenzo Vidaurre; Manuel Pérez de Tudela; Eduardo Santiago Dawkins; Secretary Canning; friendly attitude of the Low Countries; Colonel Verveer; attitudes of England and France; Minister Villéle; Samuel; next conference scheduled for Tacubaya.

Printed: SCP, 42-53.

Publication was attributed to Manuel de Vidaurre.

The article quotes reported statement of Canning derogatory to character of Spanish-American consuls. Includes answer of Tindall, advising against legal action. Reference to: Michelena. Translated from English by Fernández del Castillo, Mexico, November 28, 1826. Copy certified by Espinosa [de los Monteros?], July 17, 1827.

Signatories: José Mariano Michelena, José Domínguez, Pedro Gual, Pedro Briseño Méndez, Antonio Larrazábal, Pedro Molina, Manuel de Vidaurre, Manuel Pérez de Tudela; program for mutual aid and reciprocal treatment of citizens.

Printed: SCP, 54-66.

Provisions for mutual military aid between Mexico, Central America, Perú, Ecuador. Signatories: José Mariano Michelena, José Domínguez, Pedro Gual, Pedro Briseño Méndez, Antonio Larrazábal, Pedro Molina, Manuel Lorenzo Vidaurre, and Manuel Pérez de Tudela.

Printed: SCP, 76-81.

Signatories: José Mariano Michelena, José Domínguez, Pedro Gual, Pedro Briseño Méndez, Antonio Larrazábal, Pedro Molina, Manuel Lorenzo Vidaurre, and Manuel Pérez de Tudela. Here called the Asamblea General de Panamá.

Printed: SCP, 74-76.

Plan for military and naval cooperation in resistence to Spanish attempts at reconquest. Reference to: Mexico, Colombia, Central America, and Perú. Signatories; José Mariano Michelena, José Domínguez, Pedro Gual, Pedro Briseño Méndez, Antonio Larrazábal, Pedro Molina, Manuel Lorenzo Vidaurre, and Manuel Pérez de Tudela.

Printed: SCP, 66-74.

Meeting-place moved to Tacubaya.

Reference to: The Holy Alliance; attitude of the low countries and Portugal; Canning; substitution of Rocaf[uer]te; mission to Panamá; attitude of the U. S.; Falmout[h]; Ulúa.

Reference to: Commercial policy; English loan; policy of Godoy. Note: “Copia literal del escrito q. se encontró el español Antonio Gómez de Cancio de cuya letra está extendido.” Notes are added to the text.

Reference to: Santangelo; reported statement of Canning; correct version in the British Press; Rocafuerte; Tindall.

Reference to: Constitution of Portugal; Holy Alliance; troop concentrations in Havana; Wattel (Wartel?); Assembly of Jalisco.

Reference to: Conspiracy of Padre Arenas. Includes marginal indorsement, March 29, 1827, transmitting letter to Minister of War. Reference to: Querétaro; Zamora; Zitácuaro.

Reference to: Conspiracy of Padre Arenas. Includes marginal endorsement, April 12, 1827.

Articles of uniform listed, with prices.

Reference to: Padre Arenas; Anastacio (Bustamante); Tomás Díaz; Felipe, alcalde in Teloloapam; Luis Gonzaga Spíndola: Juan Ravadán; Jorge Román; Canónigo de Puebla Vázquez; Don Pepe (?); correspondence with Rome; Convento de Taxco; teaching experience in Madrid.

Reference to: Mariano Raro; storage of the uniforms.

Reference to: Services with General Huidobro in Guadalajara; Hidalgo; Allende; Battle of La Barca; Battle of Zacoalco.

Summary of negotiations with Barclay in London for uniforms; samples and quality of the cloth.

Reference to: Senators Antonio Alcalde, Francisco Arriola; Ángel Bernal; Joaquín Escárraga; deputies José María Arrieta, Vicente Escudero, Pedro Cano, Luis Morín, and José Manuel Escárraga. Attached are three supporting documents:

Reference to: Results of the Congress of Panamá.

Reference to: Battle of Alazán; documents of Iturbide.

Reference to: Participation of Francisco de Borja Migoni; Goldschmidt loan; check on Bartolomé Vigors Richards; Barclay.

Reference to: Manuel [López de Santa Ana?]; fight with Miranda; negotiations with authorities.

Note says: “Meml. al Sor. Montoya.”

Reference to: Hopes for success of Bravo; business contacts with Elwan, Stockes, Ogle, Murphy, Manning, Marshall, Jaffray (Jeffrey?), Sultzen (?); sale of ship by Johnson.

Reference to: Services with Morelos and Rayón; records of the Capitanía de México; the Conde de Santiago de la Laguna; Hidalgo; Allende; José María Cos; writing of La Historia de las campañas del Gral Calleja or Ilustración al Cuadro histórico; publication in London by Mendívil; Vicente Rocafuerte.

Proposal of 7 extreme measures for ridding Mexico of Spanish residents.

Reference to: Complaint of hostile feelings between Escoceses and Yorkinos; request for dissolution of secret societies; danger to national unity.

Reference to: Dolores; first ayuntamiento in Zacatecas; the Aztec Empire.

To be sent from San Blas to Chiloé: Nicolás Bravo; Miguel Olavarrieta, José Miguel Vallejo, Antonio Ayala, Miguel Portal, and Joaquín Rea. Sent to Valparaíso: Antonio Castro, Marcos Moreno, Fernando Franco, Francisco Portilla, José Francisco Pérez, Cristóbal Tagle, and Mariano Urrea. To be sent to Guayaquil: Manuel Linarte and Mariano Vega. Sent to Lima: José Saldívar. Sent from Mazatlán to Chiloé: Manuel Oteyra and Luis Ortiz Zárate. Sent to Valparaíso: Miguel Barragán, José Campillo, José María Castillo, José María Niño Rivera, Francisco Verdejo, and Francisco Vidaurre. Sent to Guayaquil: Martín Cos, Manuel Revilla, Miguel Sevilla, Manuel de la Torre, Manuel Ulloa, José Urrea; and Luis Vivar. Sent to Lima: José María Garmendia, Manuel María Hernández, Joaquín Linarte, Miguel Murillo, José María Pérez, Joaquín Ramírez Sesma, Manuel Santa Ana, Félix Trespalacios, Francisco Vargas, Florencio Villarreal, and Juan Vivar. Reference to: Bergantín Riesgo, Captain Santiago Johnson; Bergantín Pedraña.

Reference to: Problem of aspirantismo; expulsion of the Spanish; N. y Echávarri; Iguala; preference for Bustamante rather than Guerrero; elections.

Printed form; signed also: Mariano Villalobos, Secretario.

Reference to: Refusal of Aznar to take part in deliberations.

Reference to: Storm at Tehuantepec; Chiloé; mail route via Veracruz, Jamaica, Panamá, and Acapulco.

Reference to: Orders to the guard at Santa Gertrudis; suspension of pay for troops at Jalapa; support of General Guerrero.

Reference to: Guerrero; pay for uniforms; Michelena; contract with Johnson.

Reference to: Complaint about delivery; division of the order.

Reference to: Calderón; Mejía; dissidents in Puebla; troops in Tehuacán; plans of the Pedracistas.

Reference to: Employment in Veracruz; expulsion of Gachupines; Santa Anna's departure from Perote, leaving author in command; parley with Francisco Mejía; Xico; Pedraza; march to Puebla, Río Frío; Chalco; Múzquiz.

Reference to: Fray Domínico José Arcisurigaray; Iturbide; Morelos; Juan de Santa Teresa; Conde del Venadito; moral aspects of the expulsion.

Reference to: Expulsion of Spanish; trade with Catalonia; Barcelona; Tanaguna.

Reference to: Statement made from Jalisco; passport for the U.S.; comparison with Napoleon Bonaparte before Carlos IV and María Luisa at Bayonne with abdication of Ferdinand.

Reference to: Codallos; removal to Durango; Guerrero; Iruela; Zacatecas.

Reference to: Despotism of Aguirre, Bataller, and Yermo; arrival of Apodaca; Ayuntamiento of Veracruz; Carlos María Bustamante; persecution by the Consejo de Guerra; General Dávila; Miguel Domínguez; José Ignacio Esteva; Audiencia of Garibay; Manuel Herrera; Colonel José Ignacio Iberri; imprisonment of Iturrigaray; José Antonio Martínez; Medellín; José Mariano Michelena; Captain José Ricos; Manuel Rincón; Captain Miguel Rodríguez; Santa Ana; Cura Francisco Sastre; José Antonio Sastre; José María Serrano; Pedro Pablo Vélez; revolt by Victoria; prisoners taken to el Morro in Havana; attacks on San Juan de Ulúa and Puente Nacional; Actopan; protection of Córdoba; Jalapa; Orizaba; Paso de Ovejas; Hacienda San José Acazonica; revolt of 1820; Brigantine Saeta; Plan de Iguala.

Printed form filled in with data needed. Signed also: Mariano Villalobos. Route: Corcovada, Peotillos, Turrubiartes, Buenavista, Tula, Santa Bárbara, Horcasitas, Altamira, Tampico. Signed also for passage to New Orleans: Lorenzo(?) Gutiérrez. Cleared from Tampico for passage on American ship Union, May 12, 1829.

Reference to: Voyage from Guatemala to New York; address via Juan B. Lasala.

Reference to: Cabo Rojo; advance on Altamira.

Copies of correspondence exchanged:

Reference to: Route via San Fernando to Tampico.

Address. Faded. Few names legible. Begins “...en el año de 1810....”

Reference to: Dependence on terrain, disease, and defensive tactics to overcome forces likely to land; recommendation for establishment of telegraph lines; one division for Yucatán and Tabasco; small likelihood of attack.

Reference to: Removal of all animals from the Atlantic coast; exactions to be levied on Spanish residents; recall of retired and reserve military personnel; increase in fleet; organization of militia units; bounty on Spanish prisoners taken; prohibition of gold and silver shipments to Veracruz, Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, and Texas; aid to refugees moving inland; limit on freedom of movement of Spanish citizens.

Signed: Juan Pablo de Anaya, Ignacio de Mora, and José Joaquín de Ayestarán. Copy signed: Anaya. Reference to: Spanish establishments in the Marianas and Philippines; Acalpican; Acaponeta; Acapulco; Aguacatillo; Aguatulco; Aoclan de la Grana; Asoyú; Atoyaque; Ayuda (Ayucla); La Bahía; Valle de Balderas; Río de las Balsas; Barra de Ocoz; Barra Pigigiapia; Cerro de Barrabás; Russian settlement at Puerto de la Bodega; Cacahuatepec; Isla de la Caleta; California; El Castillo; Río de Caputila; garrison at Ciudad Real; possible landings at Coatzacoalcos; Colima; Comitán; Congregaciones; Cortijo; Cabo de Corrientes; Coyuca; Cruz; Cuahuayucla; Cuaginicolapa (Cuajinicolapa); Los Cuchillos; Culiacán; Río Chante; Isla de Chapala; defense of Chiapas and Tabasco; Río de Chuela; José María Echandia's knowledge of California; Ensenada de Chacala; Ensenada de Chamela; La Ensenada del Marqués; Ensenada de Petacalco; Islands of Esteve; Río del Fuerte; [Cruz] Grande; Guaymas; Cerro del Guitarrón; Huezolotitlán; Huichicobe (Guichicove); Huizachal; Los Icacos; Jalisco; Jamiltepec; Laguna de San Mateo del Mar; Río Mamey; Manzanillo; Maquilí; Hacienda del Mar; Mascota; Puerto de Mazatlán; Río de Mescala; Michoacán; Las Barrancas de Mochitilte (Mochitíltic); Morro de Banua; Puerto de Navidad; Río Negro; Los Nuevos; roads from Oaxaca to Puebla and Veracruz; La Orilla; Papanoa; Paso de Sarabia; Los Pascuales; Petaclán; Pinotepan; Pueblo de Ometepec; Puerto de Aguaculco; Puerto Escondido; Rosario; Sabana; Hacienda de San Andrés; San Bartolomé; San Blas; Puerto de San Francisco; San Luis; San Marcos; Misión San Rafael; San Telmo; Puerto de Santiago; Sinaloa; Soconusco; Tabasco; Tapachula; Boca de Teacapan; Tecomán; Tecuanapa; Tehuantepec; Punto de Tencitlán; Tepic; La Cuesta de Tequisistlán; Tesito; Cuestas de la Tineta; Tixtlahingo; Río de Tomaclan (Tomatlán); Tonalá; Tututepec; Tuxtla; El Veladero; Zacatecas; Zacatula; Río de Zacatula; Zanjón; Zapotlán el Grande; Zihuatanejo; hospitals.

Reference to: Bustamante; abandonment of Pueblo Viejo and Tampico; capture of Barra de Tamaulipas; la Garza.

Reference to: troops from Tamaulipas and Nuevo León; Colonel José Mariano Guerra; condition of the treasury; news from Nacogdoches' garrison of threat by North Americans from Lousiana; unrest among Indian tribes; withdrawal to Béjar.

Reference to: Arrival of Tomás del Moral; Basadre; Valdés; G...P...Z...; Poinsett; Zavala; victory of Santa Ana; Doña Clara; Rom[]lo del Valle; Gallegos; Huachinangado; the Zurriago.

Reference to: Santa Ana; expedition of Barradas; arrival of Huerta to recruit militia; Tlalpan; Zacualpan; Carrasco; Town of Jacala; Cananadanta (?).

Reference to: Santa Ana's success against Spanish at Tamaulipas.

Reference to: Altamira; Captain Domingo Ugartechea.

Reference to: Troops in Tampico; authority of Santa Ana.

Reference to: Old road to Altamira; surrender of swords to Terán; removal to Ciudad Victoria to await shipment to Havana; Tampico de Tamaulipas; Barradas; José Ignacio Iberri; Pedro Landaro; José Antonio Mejía; Fulgencio Salas; José Miguel Salomón; Doña Cecilia del Antiguo camino de Altamira.

Printed: BNO. No. 29, October 3, 1829, p. 7; VPT IV, No. 32, pp. 1-3; ZHM X, 793-795.

Reference to: Lieutenant Colonel Juan Adán; Captain Antonio Prevote; General Velázquez; Prefectura de Huejutla; Cabo Rojo; Mestitlán; Zacualtipan; Tulancingo; Yalualica (?); desertion of troops.

Reference to: Tulancingo; recruiting in Huejutla; soldiers' fear of climate in Huasteca; mutiny in Tulancingo; requisition on Cristóbal Andrade.

Reference to: Captain C. M. Romero; Hacienda de las Flores.

Reference to: Pueblo Viejo; use of Mexican language; increased water flow.

Reference to: General José Velázquez in Pueblo Viejo.

Reference to: Pay of Soldiers; need for patriotic spirit. Includes draft of answer by Reyes on aid offered by Captains Juan Nepomuceno Leonel and Manuel Velázquez.

Reference to: Recruiting of cívicos; swollen rivers.

Reference to: Aburto; organization of militia to aid Santa Ana; march orders from Pachuca; arrival in Huejutla from Tulancingo; shortage of militia in Huejutla; swollen rivers of Alcececa(?) and Calabozo; Llanos de Apán.

Reference to: Delay caused by river waters; Romero at the Hacienda de las Flores; Iagualica(?).

Reference to: Lieutenant Luis Bravo; S. Aguado; departure for Pachuca; fight at San Miguel de los Jagüelles. Signed also: Piña, Manuel Somera.

Reference to: Captain Antonio Prevot; Spanish in Tamaulipas; Zacualtipán.

Reference to: Report from General José Velázquez; leadership of Santa Ana; plan to march to Tulancingo.

Reference to: Andrade's plan to march to Tulancingo; occupation of Tamaulipas.

Includes draft of answer by Reyes, same date.

Reference to: Program of Colonel José Lugo(?) de Carval of the Engineer Corps; example of Ignacio Serrano; Ramón Romero; Andrés Navas; José María Cosío; Ignacio Mora; Rincón.

Reference to: Responsibility of Santa Ana; difficulty in recruiting.

Reference to: Reyes' participation delayed by floods; news from San Luis Potosí; letter from Santa Ana; Esteva; Jesús(?).

Reference to: Invention of Perinoll(?); charges against Zavala; passport of Poinsett; promotion of Lieutenant Colonel Palomino and Colonel Basadre; Santa Ana.

Reference to: Santa Ana; Cortazar; Doña Cecilia; Matamoros (antes Refugio); Tampico; Altamira; Spanish weakness at Barra de Tampico.

Reference to: Spanish at Tampico and Huejutla; Montes de Oca; Mangoy; illness of Bermúdez; Brigadier Sarabia.

Reference to: Cortazar; Bravo; Tagle.

Lists: Captain Tomás Ducant, Santiago Macgloin, Tomás Enrie, Patricio Macgloin, Juan Limb, Santiago Revey, Félix Aret, Widow Arett, Pedro de Oro, Guillermo Byan, Guillermo Guallase, Juan Scot, Patricio Branan, Santiago Oconor, Carlos Guillan, Patricio Boill, Guillermo Quin, Pedro Alcan, Patricio Nephen, Dionisio Megowen, Dr. Cullen, Marcos Relley, Juan Macgloin, Juan Macgloin Jr., José Colman, Martín Macgloin; Irish families to colonize the Río de las Nueces.

Printed: OTE, 49-50.

Reference to: Division of the Comandancia General de los Estados de Oriente into two comandancias, that of Tamaulipas and Nuevo León and that of Coahuila and Texas; mutual interests of ports along the Río Bravo del Norte; Presidio of Laredo; San Fernando in Coahuiltejas; communications with Béjar; customs difficulty of joint administration of Tamaulipas and Texas.

Reference to: Irish families to colonize the Río de las Nueces; Captain Arys; Juan Macgmalen(?), empresario; Enrique Doyle, priest; Juan Carol; Juan Ejenen; Jeremías Ful; Santiago Quin; Santiago Brune; Santiago Byrnes; Patricio Cabaran; Fernando Conelé; Juan Gauré(?); Tomás Gouen; Patricio Hay.

Printed: OTE, 47-48 (date given as October 26).

Reference to: Marqués de las Amarillas; Tomás Arias; María Cristina de Borbón; government to go to María Cristina; Juan Francisco Marco y Calalan; Francisco Javier Caro, Minister of the [UNK] de Indias; Francisco Javier Castaña; José de la Cruz; Conde de España; Francisco I of Sicilies; Nicolás María Gardi; Narciso Heredia; José María Hevia y Noriega; Duque del Infantado; María Isabel of Spain; Duque de Medinaceli; Conde de Ofalio(?); José María Puig; Marqués de Santa Cruz; Francisco de Zea Bermúdez.

Reference to: Organization of Texas expedition; summary of North American expansion; agricultural possibility of Texas; support of troops by customs at Matamoros and Tamaulipas.

Reference to: Generals Bravo and Barragán; Matamoros; comparison with Cortés expedition against Moctezuma Xocoyotzin; diary kept during trip to Texas; maintenance of guards for Mexican settlers in Texas; his health.

Reference to: Codallos; Montoya; Manuel Corvaran(?); don Anan[]o; Gran Luis; Armijo; Morales; Tomás, loss in Texas reported by Víctor Márquez; Zitácuaro; Morelia; Durango, San Luis, Guanajuato, and Querétaro.

Reference to: Engineer Tarnava sent to the capital.

Reference to: Contract for Irish colonists not fulfilled; sailings from New York.

Reference to: Message of Poinsett to Congress at Saltillo about Texas; gradual loss from the Sabine to Bahía del Espíritu Santo; proportion of 1000 families to 80 Mexican families; Río de las Nueces; Bravo.

Reference to: Reorganization of Congress and laws; Pacheco Leal; return of Guerrero family; Bermúdez' proposal to return Guerrero; appointment of Michelena; command conflict with Cortazar; reorganization of legislature of Morelia; rebel march on Victoria.

Reference to: Charges of Salgado that Michelena seeks to dissolve the legislature.

Reference to: Salgado's departure for Aguililla and Huétamo; Codallos; Guerrero's flight from Tixtla to Mixteca; Lic. Ortiz; arrest of Alpuche.

Reference to: Proclamation of the Plan de Jalapa; dissolution of state congress in Querétaro; Ayuntamiento of Morelia; authority taken over by González; Luis Adame; José María Álvarez; Ignacio Becerra; José María Bravo; Trinidad Bravo; José María Carrillo; Agustín Castañeda; Bernardo Castañeda; Cristóbal Cortez; José María Cortez; Luis de Cortazar; José María Figueroa; José María Jiménez; Francisco Godines; []azario González; Juan González Urueña; Francisco Lozano; Mariano Macedo; Edubige Martínez; Colonel Méndez; José María Méndez; José Antonio Mier; José Gregorio Mier; Antonio Navarra; Nieves Huerta; Vicente Ortega; Juan José Ruiz de Esparza; Juan Sánchez; José María Silva, Pedro Silva; Agustín Silva y Lejarasu(?); José María Sisneros; Joaquín Solórzano; Pantaleón Vallejo; José Antonio Velarde; Diego Verduzco; José Mariano Villaseñor; Vicente Villegas; Jalisco; Oaxaca; Puebla; San Luis Potosí; Tamaulipas; Tlapan; Veracruz.

Reference to: Call for militia in Tula; orders for Garza to stay in Victoria; excuse of orders by Santa Ana; interference with soldiers in San Fernando bound for Texas; lecture on duties of military officials.

Reference to: Relief from command; withdrawal of troops at Tula; crimes at Ciudad Victoria blamed on Garza.

Reference to: Relationship between the military and civil authority.

Reference to: Colonel Mariano Guerra; problems of defense of Texas and the coast.

Reference to: Comparison with French civil war.

Reference to: Alcalde de Tuechoacan; Juan Soto of Alvarado; Tabasco; Sergeant Claudio Reyes. Endorsement by Alamán, June 10, 1830.

Reference to: Sympathy for Mexico during Spanish invasion; interest in Peruvian army; appeal to Bustamante and others for aid.

Reference to: Declaration by Guerrero awaited; letter sent by Caballero; danger of further rebellion.

Reference to: Colonel Guzmán; imprisonment of Miguel Bargas; Teodoro (Teodorón) Gutiérrez; Manuel Vargas; gavilla de Aguililla; punto del Nanchi(?)

Reference to: Trip from Aguililla to Paracho; Miguel Bargas; Teodoro Gutiérrez; Codallos; Guzmán; Balboa; Mora; Montenegro, comandante de Sayula; Colonel Geraldo; Lieutenant Colonel Montoya; Gregorio Mier; Padre Navarrete; Padre José Antonio Méndez de Torres; Secretary Juan Osta Bermúdez; Tepalcatepec; ranchería de San Fernando; Zacapo (Zacapu); Zacapocon; Los Reyes; Coacoyol[e]; Coalcomán.

Reference to: Supplement to Michoacán libre; route of Codallos at Carrizo; Vicente Guerrero; Vicente Corona. Also signed: Mariano de Uribarri.

Reference to: Report of alcalde of Tajimaroa. Includes similar letter on shortage of arms.

Reference to: Defeat at Carrizo; Villa de Tacámbaro; exaction from José María Muñiz; union of bands of Angon and Lozada in Ario; defeat at Pátzcuaro; Mesa de Zambrano; Cabecilla Martínez; Colonel Antonio García; Lieutenant Colonel Mariano Vargas; Lieutenant Colonel Juan de Dios Márquez; Valencia's division; Nieves Huerta; Colonel Correa's arrival in Zamora with the Jalisco division; Uruapam; Río de las Balsas; Huétamo; Ayuntamiento de Huaniqueo.

Reference to: Attitudes of Otero and Portilla; escape of Salgado; criticism attributed to Anaya and to Michelena; Iruarte.

Reference to: Captain Nicolás Jalisco; Plan proclaimed in Pirándaro, March 11, 1830; Plan de Jalapa; eight articles, signed: Gordiano Guzmán, Colonel Antonio Angon, José María Martínez. Includes copy of the plan, signed Mesa de Serrato, September 24, 1830. Includes also answer by the Governor of Michoacán, October 1, 1830, refusing recognition.

Reference to: Appointment by Hidalgo y Costilla of Michoacán; Puesto del Carriso.

Reference to: Luis Adame Berdusco; Bravo; Francisco Ordas; Valdés; Pantaleón Vallejo; departure of Montenegro; Huaniqueo.

Reference to: Colonel Barbosa; Concha; Puerto de Chacahua; troops of Armijo in Texca; approach of Álvarez; embarcation of families; Chacahuia; Brigantine Bravo; Brigantine Brillante.

Same content as letter of December 10, 1830.

Reference to: Garita Candelaria; residence in la Viga. Note by Alamán.

Reference to: Efforts of envoy Francisco Pablo Vázquez in Florence to reach Rome for discussion of church affairs; Benedict XIV; work of Jesuits; Leo XII; experiences of Colombia with Rome; Juan Crisóstomo; quotations from Ducreux: Council of Caledonia; Bishop of Constantinople; need for better understanding of Mexico by Rome.

Reference to: Cuevas; Guadalajara; State of Veracruz; colonization in Coatzacoalcos under Lauriano de la Torre; letter from Laisne de Villevêque; customs at Coatzacoalcos; administration of justice in Minotitlán; bad conduct of Giordan; Department of Acayucan; wood-thefts by Anglo-American Juan Valdivia and Hoyos (Floyos?); connections of colony with Oaxaca; settlement of Sarabia; families waiting at Le Havre; reports of Mier y Terán on colonization of Texas; appointment of Zúñiga as Vice-Consul with Murphy; medallions sent for the national museum; death of Santiago Galos in Paris; ship lost off Haiti; assignment to customs in Matamoros and colonization work in Texas; colonization project for the Río Bravo; debt due Francisco Rivera.

Reference to: Tranquillity in Chile after exile of General Freyre and other officers; Vice-President Bustamante; General Terán; General Bravo; request for delivery of several letters enclosed.

Reference to: Fair at San Juan de los Lagos; lack of popular support for Barragán; Pronunciamiento de Jalapa; the Iturbidistas; forces raised in Zacatecas; growth of wool-processing industry.

Reference to: Documents of the Secretario de Guerra and to Sr. Landero.

Summary of the repulse of the Barradas Expedition. Reference to: Altamira; Havana; Jalapa; Orizaba; Tamiahua; Tampico de las Tamaulipas; Veracruz; Batallón de Tres Villas; Río Pánuco; Pueblo Viejo; news from Tuxpam of landing at Cabo Rojo; French squadron at Isla de Sacrificios; French commander's visit to Santa Anna; arrival at Tampico el Alto; example of Vicente Guerrero; appointment of Mier y Terán to replace Garza.

Report of Nicolás Bravo.

Reference to: Uprisings in Paris; Lord Granville's arrival in Paris; universal sympathy for Poland; Persia; Austria; Turkey; problem of new king for Belgium.

Reference to: Departure of J. Adolfo for Europe; the case of Santiago Baca.

Reference to: Battle of La Loma; bands of Angon and Codallos.

Reference to: Difficulties with Colonel Juan Amador; orders of José Antonio Facio; José María Santa Olaya; commander of Valladolid.

Reference to: Bands of Nieves Huerta and Salto; Bustamante; Nucupetaro (Caracuaro); Colonel Correa; Lieutenant Colonel Vicente Gómez; Pedraza; Huétamo; political situation in Jalisco; Tlalchapa.

Reference to: Plans for imprisonment at Perote or San Juan de Ulúa; capture of Guerrero in Acapulco; defeat of Narváez by Ramírez; flight of Narváez to Misteca Baja; Omet[]c; Jamilt[]c; Captain Pitalúa of the Colombo; Brigantine General Bustamante.

Reference to: Attacks on Pénjamo and Piedragorda; cotton and wool-processing industry; Celaya; Otero; bee culture; silkworms; mulberry trees; visit of Estevan Guenot; imprisonment of Guerrero.

Reference to: José María Santa Olalla; aid against Iturbide; Plan de Tierra Caliente; refusal because of previous service as captain.

Reference to: Codallos; Juan Cruz; Dionisio Duarte; orders of Guerrero; José Marín; Cutzamala; Hacienda de las Anonas; Hacienda de Guallameo; Hacienda del Rosario.

Letter to his son giving him fatherly advice and telling him he is busy writing a history. Reference to: Natuti.

Reference to: Cañedo; State legislature; fall of Guerrero.

Reference to: Bustamante; El revolucionario Chiquito.

Reference to: Capture of Guerrero; sedition of Juan de Dios Cañedo.

Reference to: General Bustamante; Isasaga; Montes de Oca.

Reference to: Orders for settlements at missions Carmelo and San Gabriel; suspension of order at Santa Bárbara by Lieutenant Zamavano; San Blas; revolution of Solís; ship María Ester; reinforcements lefts at Island of Santa Cruz; state of disrepair in Monterrey and San Francisco; the Leonor; soldiers at Pueblo de los Ángeles; laborers from San Luis Potosí; conditions in San Diego; trade in grain with Russian ships; port of Sitka; Hudson Bay Company ship in Monterrey from Colombia River; trade in salt, dried meat, and tallow; price of tallow in Lima; land trade with New Mexico recently opened; communication with Sonora; hostility of Indians at mouth of the Colorado; beaver-hunting by Indians at San José and on Río Sacramento and San Joaquín; skins taken by Anglo-Americans from Río Jesús María; need for establishment north of San Francisco; otter-hunting agreement with the Russians; danger of their extinction; Captain Beachy of English corvette Blossam; mapping of San Francisco Bay; samples of plants and animals gathered by Sr. Deppe; exploration of Sacramento, Jesús María, and Colorado Rivers; Acapulco; election of Carlos Carrillo from California; dwindling of missionaries; growing dislike for Mexicans.

Reference to: Facio accused of orders against return of Gómez Pedraza to Mexico; Vicente Guerrero; Voz de la Patria; Chismografía; Revolution of La Acordada; declaration of Veracruz for Pedraza; revolt in Perote in 1828; General Riego's revolt; influence of Benjamin Constant.

Reference to: Angon; Codallos; Morales; Captain Puente; Severiano Quezada; treatment of yorkinos; treatment of escoceses by Generals Echávarri and Negrete; visits to Salgado; fight in Tulancingo; request that Luis Cuevas be appointed Secretary to Legation in Rome.

Reference to: Arrival in Mazatlán; letter from San Diego; annulment of order for secularization of missions Carmelo and San Gabriel; suspension of agreement on ottter-hunting with the Russians; Padrés sent to San Francisco; opposition in Monterrey to new government.

Reference to: Cold reception of Gómez Pedraza's proclamation; death of Guerrero; Francisco Lemus; León; Celaya.

Reference to: Facio; Isasaga; return to Morelia; Los del Rosario; route to Balsas and Petatlán; Acapulco; promise not to interfere in elections.

Reference to: Movement of General Bravo; Facio; forces of Montes de Oca; garrison in las Balsas; Cayaco; Churumuco; rumors in Morelia; Oropeo; troops in Petatlán.

Reference to: Visit from Pozzo de Borgo; Forrijos' supposed arrival in Gibraltar; arrival of Humboldt from Berlin; execution of Manzanares; Mercado; Sebastiani; departure of Vázquez for Mexico; The Bordeaux packet; uprising of sailors in Isla de León.

Reference to: Barrera's efforts to encourage dancers to come to Mexico; departure of Cayetano Paris for Italy; Fernando Mangino's appointment to Paris; comparison with Michelena and Rocafuerte; Comte Molé; Vázquez' encouragement over relations with Rome; Zavala's voyage to London; delay in Paris; London; complaint over lack of promotion.

Reference to: End to revolt in the south; return of minister to Chile.

Reference to: Aid to Montes de Oca; Colonel Peña del Río to protect Pátzcuaro and Tacámbaro; communication with Morelia; Cayaco; enemy in la Bahía; departure for Rosario.

Reference to: Barrera's instructions on dancers; success of Vázquez in Rome; trip to Celaya.

Reference to: Interview with Pozzo di Borgo; relations with Russia; Humboldt's trip to Paris; Mercado; ill-success of Torrijos; danger of revolt in Spain; departure for Celaya.

Reference to: Departure from le Havre; manufacturing experts Saulnier and Belland; recommendation of Ternaux; work of Daubenton; the Neptune; Captain Olivier; Veracruz customs; plan for a hydraulic wheel; steam engines; the Constitutionnel's article comparing Alamán with Metternich; influence of Zavala suspected.

Reference to: Expedition projected against Don Miguel; communication with Brazil; enmity between Spanish and Portuguese; Belgians and Dutch; prices of newspapers and imprints in London.

Reference to: Plan de Jalapa; plea for liberal attitude.

Reference to: Preoccupation over treaty ratification; article in the Constitutionnel; treatment of Alamán in U.S. papers.

Reference to: Quarrel between Braganza princes; relations with Portugal.

Reference to: Mexican troops in Toluca; Suárez; Valdés; Moctezuma appointed Segundo Jefe.

Reference to: Pragmatic Sanction of 1789; appeal for peaceful settlement of the succession.

Reference to: Jalisco; centralist pronunciamiento by troops of Durango and Chihuahua; Cirilo [Gómez y Anaya?].

Extremely harsh law recommended.

Reference to: Picaluganos; Tampico. Signed also: Manuel Homobono and Niño de Córdova, José María Tirado, and Manuel Parra de Ocampo. Request referred to the Comisión de Seguridad Pública, June 14, 1833.

Reference to: Enrique María Fernando; Duque de Frías; Sebastián Gabriel; Francisco de Jesús(?) María; María Isabel Luisa; Duque de Medina; Conde de Medinaceli; Conde de Oropesa; Francisco de Paula Antonio; Marqués de San Martín; Marquesa de Santa Cruz; Archbishop of Seville; Marqués de Sotomayor.

Printed form filled with necessary data.

Reference to: Carlos Beneski de Beaufort's services to the President; recommendation for exemption from the law.

Reference to: Plea for clemency; ill health, poverty, and services of Gómez de Navarrete. Includes transmittal to the Chamber of Deputies, Mexico, November 6, 1833. Signed: Carlos García.

Reference to: Military record; Tlaxcala; Ejército trigarante; Ministro de la Guerra; imprisonment in Guadalajara; José Joaquín Herrera; defense of Córdoba against Francisco Hevía; actions at Orizaba, Jalapa, and Veracruz; capture of Puebla; fall of Ulúa; José María Herrera y Lozada; José María V. de la Cadena.

Reference to: Death of José Domínguez; Basilio Guerra; Asamblea General de Tacubaya.

Reference to: Note of Lorenzo Zavala; Duque de Frías; treaty of Spain with the Estados Generales de la Provincias Unidas in 1648 and of England with the U. S. in 1783 and 1794; required inclusion of Chiapas, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Guanajuato, Jalisco, México, Michoacán, Nuevo León, Oajaca, Sinaloa, Tabasco Tamaulipas, Texas, Veracruz, Yucatán, and Zacatecas; Spanish-English treaty of 1815 on establishment of Walis [Belice]; Spanish treaty with the U. S. in 1815; General Montilla; Baron Deffandis; Legation archives in London.

Reference to: Service in London and Morelia; list of documents needed; Regiment of Corona; public service in Galicia.

Reference to: Sr. Zurutura; Bustamante's history; de Pradt; fight at San Juan de Ulúa; conferences in Jalapa; march to Veracruz.

Reference to: Work of the hacienda in sugar cane and brandy-making; Sr. Echeverria; death of Francisco Arrillaga, November 22, 1838; transmittal of statement of Arrillaga in March, 1829.

Reference to: Congress of Panamá.

Reference to: Problem of return of the Jesuits; Batallón de Izúcar; confidence in success against the French.

Printed list with additional names and notations in MS. Lists Lino J. Alcorta, Juan N. Almonte, Pedro Ampudio, Manuel Andrade, Francisco Arce, Francisco Arlegui, Manuel Armijo, Juan Vicente Arriola, Joaquín Ayestarán, Estevan Barvero, José Ignacio Basadre, Juan Davis Bradburn, Agustín Bustillos, José Cadenas, Manuel de la Canal Castillo Negrete, Gerónimo Cardona, Martín Carrera, José Antonio del Castillo, Antonio Castro, Tomás Castro, Manuel Céspedes, Nicolás Condelle, Martín Perfecto de Cos, José María Díaz Noriega, Juan Domínguez, José María Elías, Pedro José Espinosa, José Estávoli, Ignacio Falcón, Francisco Vital Fernández, José María Flores del Valle, José Rincón Gallardo, Francisco García Conde, Pedro García Conde, José García Terán, Antonio León, Vicente Gómez, Gregorio Gómez Palomino, José Vicente González, Santiago González, Francisco González Pavón, Mariano Guerra Manzanares, José Ignacio Gutiérrez, José Antonio Heredia, Ramón Hernández, Domingo Ibáñez de Corbera, José María Jarero, José Mariano Jiménez, José Juan Landero, Casimiro Liceaga, Lucio López, José María Milo, Manuel Martínez de Lejarza, Martín Martínez Navarrete, José María Mendoza, José Manuel Micheltorena, Juan José Miñón, Bernardo Miramón, Cayetano Montoya, Ventura Mora, Juan Morales, Ramón Morales, Nieves Huerta, Francisco Pardo, José Mariano Pérez, Juan Nepomuceno Pérez, Luis Pinzón, Vicente Prieto, Benito Quijano, Tomás Requena, Isidro Reyes, José Joaquín Reyes, Joaquín Rivas, Manuel Rodríguez de Cela, José Mariano Salas, José Antonio Saldaña, José María Sandoval, Juan Soto, Anastacio Torrens, Paulino Urquide y Voleaga, Fernando Antonio Velasco, Mariano de Villaurrutia, and Adrián Woll.

Summary of his military career, assignments, promotions, and campaigns. Reference to: Regimiento de la Corona; Batallón de Lena; Regimiento de Burgos; Estado Mayor de Coruña; Bandera (Valladolid); Jalapa; service in Veracruz; imprisonment in Talamentes' cell; San Juan de Ulúa; campaign against French; escort of Spanish officers to Santiago; Battle of Las Portillas; appointment in Galicia; Plan de Casamata; capture of Ulúa; Congress of Panamá; Congress of Tacubaya; Plan de Zabaleta; head of courtsmartial.

Reference to: José María Aguirre; Juan Gómez Navarrete; Mariano Esteva; Ángel Salgado; Agustín Buenrostro; Basilio Arrillaga; certificate from the Nacional Colegio de Abogados and the Academia de Jurisprudencia.

Lists: Juan Agea, Juan N. Almonte, Pedro Ampudia, Manuel Andrade, Francisco Arce, José María Arlegui, Manuel Armijo, Juan Vicente Arriola, Joaquín Ayestarán, Esteban Barbero, José Ignacio Basadre, Juan Davis Bradburn, José Cadenas, Manuel Antonio Cañedo, Gerónimo Cardona, Martín Carrera, José Antonio del Castillo, Antonio Castro, Tomás Castro, José María Cerbantes, Miguel Cerbantes, Manuel Céspedes, Nicolás Condelle, Martín Perfecto de Cos, José María Díaz Noriega, Juan Domínguez, Juan Dosamantes, José María Elías, Pedro José Espinosa, Ignacio Falcón, Francisco Vital Fernández, Andrés Ferrés (Terrés?), José María Flores del Valle, Francisco García Conde, José María García Conde, Pedro García Conde, Joaquín García Terán, Vicente Gómez, Gregorio Gómez Palomino, José Vicente González, Santiago González, Francisco González Pavón, Mariano Guerra Mansanares, José Ignacio Gutiérrez, José Antonio Heredia, Ramón Hernández, Nieves Huerta, Domingo Ibáñez Corbera, José María Jarero, José Mariano Jiménez, José Juan Landero, Antonio León, Casimiro Liceaga, Manuel María Lombardini, Lucio López, José María Malo, Mariano Martínez de Lejarsa, Martín Martínez de Navarrete, Francisco Mejía, José María Mendoza, José Manuel de Micheltorena, José Vicente Miñón, Juan José Miñón, Bernardo Miramón, Cayetano Montoya, Ventura Mora, Juan Morales, Ramón Morales, Mariano Morlet, José María Ortega, Francisco Parto, José Mariano Pérez, Juan Nepomuceno Pérez, Luis Pinzón, Benito Quijano, Francisco Quintero, Tomás Requena, Isidro Reyes, José Joaquín Reyes, Joaquín Rivas, Manuel Rodríguez de Cela, José Mariano Salas, José Antonio Saldaña, José María Sandoval, Juan Soto, José Stávoli, Luis Tola, Anastacio Torrejón, Anastacio Torrens, Paulino Urquido y Boleaga, Fernando Antonio Velasco, Mariano Villaurrutia, and Adrián Woll.

Reference to: Landings in Buenos Aires; Querétaro; San Luis; Zacatecas; recommendation for submision to Santa Anna to avoid bloodshed in the capital; uselessness of defense of the constitution; danger of foreign invasion in case of civil conflict.

Reference to: General Valencia; General Bustamante.

Reference to: Decree of Anastasio Bustamante; printed circular, with MS endorsement, August 20, 1841, copy addressed to Michelena.

Reference to: Atlitengo; Ayutla; Chilapa; Mochitlán; Tixtla; fincas of Tlaxinga and Nantzintla; General Juan Álvarez; Hacienda Ahuehuecingo; Hacienda de Ipixtlah[ua]ca; Hacienda Nejapa; Hacienda de San Miguel; excesses near Hacienda de San Sebastián; Hacienda de Tepechicotlán; Rancho Nacastlan; Rancho de Tlanicuil[]co; Rancho Tlayolapa.

Asks for opinion of Government concerning his services in England, France, the Netherlands, and as commander in Tamaulipas.

Reference to: Alas, Argandas, Oidor Bataller, Cumplido, Guerrero, Izazaga; Múzquiz, San Martín, and Lic. Terrés.

Reference to: Arechaga; Comisario Martínez.

Reference to: Johnson; El Guerrero.

Reference to: Other members: Francisco Molinos del Campo, Mariano Esteva, José María Lacunza, Mariano Otero, and José María Puchet.

Also signed: Manuel Piña y Cuevas.

Two copies.

Reference to: Ángel Guzmán; service with Álvarez and Pinzón; José María Mestas; Fortino España.

Reference to: Marcos Anguiano; Comandante Arango; services with Barragán after Iguala; General Codallos; Comandante Cuéllar; opposition to Iturbide; Santa Ana; Comandante Soto at Angostura; Batallón de la Constancia; Alista; Atoyac; Campaigns of Goleta, Palmillas, Carrizo, Ayumba, Estacada, Sipimeo, Tamazula, Cosijados, Guaracha, San Isidro, Tacascaro, el Pitayo, Tecalitlán, and Santa Cruz; Corral de Piedras; Cruces de Apatzingán; Hacienda de San Diego; Los Isabeles; rebellion in Jalisco; León; Mazamitla; Morelia; El Pedrico; Piedras de Lumbre; Potrerillos; Puerto de Potrero Grande; Puruándiro; Río de Cabianes; Los Reyes; Río de Oro; San Francisco; San Gabriel; San Nicolás; Río de Santa Cruz; Tacas; Tonila; Battle of Toluquilla and Saltillo; Zapotíltic.

Also signed: Carlos Valdovinos, secretario.

Lithographed form listing: Lino F. Alcorta, Juan N. Almonte, Juan Álvarez, Valentín Amador, Manuel Andrade, Mariano Arista, Nicolás Bravo, Anastacio Bustamante, Martín Carrera, Rómulo Díaz de la Vega, Francisco Duque, Fernando Franco, Pedro García Conde, José Antonio Heredia, Francisco Hernández, Manuel María Lombardini, Antonio López de Santa Anna, Mariano Michelena, José Vicente Miñón, Ventura Mora, Francisco Pacheco, Luis Pinzón, Benito Quijano, Mariano Salas, José María Torero, José María Tornel, Antonio Viscaíno, and Ignacio Ynclan. Includes also draft of receipt by Michelena, Morelia, December 31, 1851.

Reference to: Personal data; fondo de Monte pío; end of courtmartial in Mexico; title of lawyer from Supremo Consejo de Castilla in 1819; Bishop Munguía.

Consists of 5 documents:

Reference to: Appointment of Francisco Quintero to represent the veterans; comparison with treatment of veterans of Washington's army; need for pensions; Telesforo Álaves; Antonio Barrios; Juan María Estrada. Transmittal to the Comisión de Peticiones, September 25, 1861; transmittal to Comisión de Hacienda by endorsement of Ibáñez, Mexico, October 23, 1861, with rubric of Menchaca; approval, October 23, 1861, signed: J. de Aguayo, Ramón Basurto, Mariano Baca, Francisco Escalona, General García, José María García, Juan María Jáuregui, Manuel López, José Hipólito Machado, Vicente Montes, Francisco Morelos, Cayetano de la Fuente?, and Fernando Sariñana.

Consists of 6 documents:

Consists of 8 documents:

Reference to: José Álvarez de Toledo; Miguel Barragán; Vicente Guerrero; José Manuel de Herrera; General Matamoros; Morelos; Paredes; Pronunciamiento of Urrea; Aguascalientes; Carmen; Siege of Cuautla; Congreso de Chilpancingo; defense of Durango; military command in Guanajuato, Zacatecas, and Durango; Plan de Jalisco; Battle of Puruarán; Tampico Expedition; Texca; Siege of Ulúa; Escuadrón de Tonacatepec; Granaderos a Caballo de San Pedro; Tribunal de la Guerra; Fiscal militar; translation of French regulations to Spanish; revision of penal code; Order of Guadalupe; command at Alvarado and Perote.