Abad de Jesús María, Josef, see
Jesús María, Josef Abad de, 358,
363-4, 371.
Aberdeen, George Gordon, Fourth

Earl of, 87, 91, 97-8, 198-9; letters,
75, 85, 307-8, 312-16; letters to,
81-5, 91-2, 184-9, 197, 200, 204-6,
291-6, 300-1, 308-12, 423-9; re-
fuses joint mediation, 93 note 1.
Abolition of slavery in Texas, 78-80,
93-4, 202-3, 324-5.

Acevedo, Antonio (Fray), 19, 21.
Los Adaes, mission, 374; presidio,
348, 360; settlement, 347, 350,
368.

Adam, Charles (Sir), 297.
Adams, Ephraim Douglass,

110;

Correspondence from the British
Archives concerning Texas, 75-98,
184-213, 291-327, 423-9.
Adams, John Quincy, efforts to buy
Texas, 383.

Addington, Henry Unwin, letters to,
76-81, 85-98, 200-4, 206-7.
Addison,

56 note 5.

Almonte, Juan Nepomuceno, 87, 121.
Altamira, Marqués de, 353.
El Alto, 138, 140.

Altsheler, Joseph, 437.

see

Alvarez Barreyto, Francisco,
Barreyto, Francisco Alvarez, 340.
Alviçu, Antonio de (Capt.), 142
note 2.

Amazons, Isle of, 1.
Amichel, 3.

Amundsen, Roald, voyage, 71.
Anahuac, disturbances, 1835, 425.
Anaya, Cristóbal de, 161 note 4;
pass, 157-8; estancia, 162 note 4.
Anaya, Francisco de (Capt.), 265.
Anderson, Washington, 280.
Andrews, Stephen Pearl, 202-3.
Annexation of Texas, 191, 198-9,
206-7; attitude of slave and free
states, 93; House resolution, Dec.
20, 1842, comment, 98; growing
sentiment for, 206; Houston's atti-
tude toward, 322-4.

Anson, George (Lord), 68; voyage,
71.

Antonio (Bidai chief), 351.
Antonio (Tewa Indian), 156-7.
Antony, Edwin Leroy, death, 439.
Anza, Juan Bautista de, 432.
Apache Indians, 139, 142, 147-8;
ravages upon Piro pueblos, 268;
call for help against, 377.
Apoth-la-a-hoo-lah (Cherokee), 124.
The Approaches to California (Teg-
gart), 63-74.

Archer, Branch Tanner, 130, 278,
281; services as commissioner,
38-9.

Austin, John, 385.
Austin, Moses, empresario grant,
379, 423.

Austin, Stephen Fuller, 32, 281,
398-9, 406; services as commission-
er, 38-9; Louisville address, com-
ment, 39; flag design, 41 note 1;
letters (extracts), 385-6; letters to
(extracts), 50, 384, 419-20; land
bounties, 54; appeal for the recog-
nition of Texas, 56; advises eva-
sion of neutrality laws, 57; wish
for United States troops on the
frontier, 60; empresario contract,
381, 411, 413, 424; loyalty to Mex-
ico in the Fredonian War, 383; at-
titude toward the purchase of
Texas by the United States, 386-7;
colony, 130, 396; relations with
Teran, 394, 418-19; map, 1829,
comment, 419.

Austin (Texas brig), 84-5, 289, 291,
303, 311-12.

Autos de la conquista de la Provincia
por... Balcárcel... note

hecha...

upon, 16 note 1.

Ayala, Juan Manuel de, 68.
Ayala, Pedro de (Fray), 148.
Ayeta, Antonio de (Fray), 138, 144-5,
165, 167-8, 272-3; connection with
the revolt of 1680, 145-53, 166,
261-3, 269-70, 274-5; letter (ex-
tract), 260-1.

Azcué, Fernandez de, 14-15.

Babbitt, Almon, 249.

Baca, Ignacio (Capt.), 142 note 2.
Bailey, J. P., 34.

Baker, Andrew Jackson, obituary,
112.

Balfour, David, 280.

...

Bancroft, Hubert Howe, Arizona
and New Mexico corrections,
146-51, 161, 164; History of Cali-
fornia, comment and correction,
229 note 1, 252; History of the
North Mexican States. . . comment
and correction, 354, 356, 364.
Bankhead, Charles, 294.
Baranof, - 70.

Barker, Eugene Campbell, 337; book
review, 218.

Barreyto, Francisco Alvarez, 340
note 1.

Barrios y Jauregui, Jacinto de
(Governor), 346, 349, 354; admin-
istration, 347-8, 350, 355-63, 366-9,
373.

Bassett, John Spencer, 102-4.
Battle, William James, 442.

Batts, James, 279.
Baugh, John J., 279.
Bazares, Guido de las, 3.
Bazterra (Basterra), Joaquín Orobio,
see Orobio Bazterra, Joaquín de.
Beales, John Charles, 192-6.
Beard, John, 40 note 3.
Beaufort,

(Capt.), 309.
Beazley, Julia, 438.

Bell, Peter Hansborough, 278.
Bell, W., 40 note 3.

Benjamin, Judah P., 134 note 1.
Belo, Jeanette Ellis (Mrs. A. H.),
death, 439.

Benavides, Alonso de (Fray), 7, 18,
22.

Benedict, Harry Yandell, 443.
Benton, Jesse, letter (extract), 280.
Benton, Thomas Hart, 58-9 note 2.
Bering, Vitus, 69-70.
Besser,

(General), 133.
Bettina, colony, 112.

Béxar, siege, land bounties for par-
ticipants, 53.

Bidai Indians, 338-77 passim.

Bidai trail, 341-2.

Bidwell, John, letters to, 81, 184.
Blair,

(Capt.), 279.

Blancpain, Joseph, arrest, 348-50,
354, 356, 366-7.
Bledsoe,

(Judge), 42.

Blockade of eastern Mexican ports
by Texas, 77, 82-3.

Boca Floja (Orcoquiza chief), 370.
Bocanegra, José María de, 293, 297.
Bodega, , voyages, 68.
Bodega Head, 70.

Bolton, Herbert Eugene, 442; book
reviews, 99-102, 431-2; The Span-
ish occupation of Texas, 1519-1690,
1-26; Spanish activities on the
lower Trinity River, 1746-1771,
339-77.

Bonilla, expedition, 5.
Bonilla, Antonio, Breve Compendio
. . critical note, 339 note 1; com-
ment and correction, 354-5, 364.
Book reviews and notices: Leading
facts .(Twichell), Life of An-
drew Jackson (Bassett), Texas..
by Milam (Thompson), etc., 99-
109; American colonial government

(Dickerson), Relations of Penn-
sylvania with the British government

(Root), Artillery officer in the
Mexican War (Anderson), Story
of my life... (Rankin), Thumbnail
history of Houston (Young),
etc., 214-21; Statesmen of the Old
South (Dodd), Winning the South-

west (Bradley), Guide to the study
and teaching of American history
(Channing, Hart, and Turner),
331-4; Journal of the Secession
Convention (Winkler), Path-

finders... (Hebard), Social life in
Old New Orleans (Ripley),
Rolls... (Hamby), Texas Almanac
1861, etc., 430-8.

Bosque, Fernando del (Alférez), 15,
16.

Botts, Charles T. (?), 235-6, 240-1,
246-7, 254.

Boundary of California, eastern, 227-
58.

Boundary of Texas, eastern, dis-
pute, 366-71; Mexican commission,
391-8, 407, 421.
Bowie, E., 41 note 6.

Brackenridge, H. M. (Judge), 32.
Bradford, Benjamin T. (Capt.), 35
note 1, 36.

Bradley, Glenn D., 333.
Bradley, Matt, 437.

Brandenberger, William S., 110.
Brashear,

(Lieut.), 46.

Brazoria, Urrea's occupation, 286-7;
customs receipts, 1842, 427.
Brazos River, early explorations,
4-5; settlements on, proposed, 409
note 2, 411.

Breece, Thomas H. (Capt.), 34;
company, 279.
Brent, John H. P., 280.

Bringhurst, Nettie Houston (Mrs.
W. L.), 439.

Bringhurst, W. L. (Dr.), death, 439.
Brioso,
375.

Briscoe, Andrew, 223.

Brister, Nathaniel R., 279.

Brodhead, John C. (?), 127.
Brooks, John Sowers, 278.
Brooks, Z. S., 279 note 6.
Brown, Charles, 40 note 3.
Brown, Elise, 339-40 note 1, 351
notes 1 and 2, 357 note 1.
Brown, John Henry, 288.
Browne, J. Ross, Report of debates in
Convention of California, comment,
229 note 1.

Brownlow, W. G. (Governor), 219.
Brunner, John H., 219.
Bryan, Beauregard, 442.

Bryan, William, 111, 300, 306; orders
to, 302-4.

Burkett, M. H. B., 219.
Burkett, Mrs. M. H. B., 219.
Burkhart, A. C., 440.

Buleson, Rufus (Rev.), 122.
Burnet, David G. (President), 45-6,
385; challenge to Houston, 129;
letter to (extract), 58.

Burnett, Peter Hardeman, letter to
(extract), 249.

Bustamante, Anastasio, 391-2 note
2, 394, 399; revolt, 1829, 379; rela-
tions with Terán, 391-2 note 2,
402; installation, 394, 402, 406,
421; letter (extract), 419-20; over-
throw, 422.

Butler, Anthony, 385.
Butler, Bennett, 36.
Butler, Pierce, 38-9 note 2.
Byron, , voyage, 71.

Cabrera Bueno, Gonzales, 67.
Cabrillo, Juan Rodríguez, expedition,
65.

Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuñez de,
expedition, 4.

Cacaxtles Indians, 14-15.

Caddo Indians, 4; reputed alliance
with Mexico, 59.

Calahorro y Saenz, Joseph (Father),
341, 365, 373.

Calhoun, John Caldwell, 211.
California, approaches to, 63-74;
eastern boundary, in Convention
of 1849, 227-58.
California (ship), 71.

Callaghan, Bryan, obituary, 222.
Calzones Colorados (Orcoquiza
chief), 345-6, 348, 360, 366, 369-70,
372-3, 375-6; village, 358-9.
Camulacanos River, 13.

Cámbaros,

(Father), 375.

Canadian River, 5.

Canning, Charles John (Lord Can-
ning), 91, 98.

Cannon, Newton (Governor of Ten-
nessee), 60 note 4; letter to (ex-
tract), 55 note 3.

Canos (Orcoquiza chief), 345-6, 349-
51, 357, 370, 372-3.
Caro, Francisco (Fray), 371.
Carabajal, Luis de, 12.

Carbajal, Agustin de, 158.

Caro, Joseph Francisco (Fray), 362.
Carretas (Nueva Vizcaya), 267.
Carson, Sam P., letter (extract), 58.
Carteret,

71.

Casas, Bernabé (Capt.), 13.

Casas Grandes, 263, 267, 273-4.
Casís, Lilia Mary, 442.

Cass, Lewis, 96.

Castaño de la Sosa, Gaspar, 13; ex-
plorations, 5, 12.

Castillo, Diego del, 20; expedition,
9-10.

Castillo, Pedro Fernández de, 56.
Catlett, Fairfax, 50 note 6, 51 note 1.
Catron, John, 281-2 note 7.
Causes and origin of the decree of April
6, 1830 (Howren), 378-422.
Cave, E. W., 122-3.

Cavendish, Thomas (Sir), 66.
Central Mexican Plateau, explora-
tion and conquest, 11-12.
Cerralvo, founding, importance, 12.
Cerro de la Plata, 2; search for, 13-14,
17.

Chambers, George (Governor), 38,
52.

Chambers, Thomas J. (General),
services, 39, 281; account of the
Wilson-Postlethwaite expedition,

Colonization of Texas, Anglo-Ameri-
can, 379-82, 391, 398, 416, 418,
421-2, 424-5; Mexican, 409-13,
415-16; European, 409, 412-13.
Colorado of Baltimore, see Wharton.
Colorado River, 5-9, 17, 21, 24, 229.
Columbia River, discovery, 72; Lewis
and Clarke's exploration, 72.
Comanche Indians, 367; reputed
Mexican alliance, 59.

Coman, Katherine, Economic be-
ginnings of the Far West, comment
and correction, 229 note 1, 364
note 4.

Combs,

(Lieut.), 46.
Concepción (Spanish vessel), 65.
Concho River, 9, 21.
Conchos River, 17, 19.

Condron, Stuart Harkins, 110.
Confederate monuments: Waxa-

hachie, 336; Beaumont, 439;
Matagorda, 440.

Congress of Texas, 1842-3, 77, 98.
Connally, John, 41 note 6.
Constitutional Convention of Cali-
fornia, 1849, 229-58.

Constitutional Conventions of Texas,
action upon the State debt, 1866,
172-3; 1869, 176-7.

Consultation, 1835, action regarding
volunteers, 30; regarding customs,
426.

Convention, Salt Lake City, 1849,
248-9.

Cook, James (Capt.), 66, 71-2.
Cooke, William G., 278, 279 note 1.
Cooper, Washington, 115 note 2.
Córdoba, Cristóbal de, 356.
Coronado, Francisco Vásquez de, 5,
65.

Corn, trade, memorandum on, 310-
11.

Correspondence from the British Ar-
chives concerning Texas, 75-98,
184-213, 291-327, 423-9.

Cos, Martín Perfecto de, 280.
Cosgrove, J. H., 336.

Cotton, export from Texas, 412;
goods, import, 415, manufacture,
416.

Council, General, Provisional, ap-
peal to the people of the United
States, 31.

County names, 335.

Courcey, George D., 40 note 3.
Courier and Advertiser, 58-9 note 2.
Cowley, Henry Wellesley, Baron, 75,
98.