Affairs of the Association, 330.

African slave trade in Texas, 231.

Allen, Isaac, 87.

Allen, J. M., Mayor of Galveston, 113.

Allen, Martin, 142.

Anderson, T. P., 86.

Archer, Branch T., commissioner to the United States, 167.

Archer, the, 13, 119, 120.

Atkins, Thomas, 112.

Austin, John, 78, 171.

Austin, S. F., A characterization of, 60; loyalty to Mexico, 158, 163, 283; Commissioner to the United States, 167; on the boundary of Texas, 174; address at Louisville, 181 ; appeal to President Jackson for aid, 185; com plains of lack of support from Texan government, 187 ; iSecretary of State of Texas, 221 ; attitude toward the in dependence of Texas, 173, 257-284; at titude toward the Fredonian Rebel lion, 257, 258; toAvard Guerrero's emancipation decree, 259; toward the law of April 6, 1830, 259; arrest at Saltillo, 264; in the convention of 1832, 261; in the convention of 1833, 263 ; in Mexico as agent of Texas, 263; letters from prison, 265-67; de nounced by Anthony Butler, 268 ; cor respondence with H. Meigs, 269 ; let ter to Mrs. Holley, 271; elected to committee of vigilance and correspond ence in San Felipe, 274; efforts to pre pare Texas for war, 275-76; explains his attitude to MeKinney, 276 ; ad vises the declaration of November 7, 278; urges declaration of independ ence, 282-84, ; condemned by McKin ney for attitude toward independence, 283; by Royall, 283.

Austin, Stephen F., and the Independ ence of Texas, Iby Eugene C. Barker, 257-284. Austin, 'the, delivered to the govern ment, 11; history of, 86, 90, 94, 106, 107, 114, 119, 120.

Baker, Mosely, 147.

Barker, Eugene C, James H. C. Miller and Edward Uritten, 145-153; Stephen F. Austin and the Independence of Texas, 257-284; 330.

Barrett, D. C.,278. Barrington, William, 88.

Barrow, John E., 126.

Batts, R. L., 330.

Baudin, Admiral Charles, visits Galves ton, 6.

Beason's settlement in 1828, 64.

Bell, Governor P. H., a correction by Z. T. Fulmore, 325-327. Bexar and Dawson Prisoners, The, ed ited by E. W. Winkler, 292-324; list of 312-313, 317-320. Black, John, 307.

Bliem, M. J., 330.

Bloodgood, — , 136.

Book notices, 328-329. Bowie, James, 285.

Boyle, Andrew A., Reminiscences of the Texas Revolution, 285-291. Bradburn, J. D., 260.

Brashear, William C, 114, 119.

Brooks, John Sowers, 289.

Brooks, S. P., 330.

Brown, James, 112.

Bryan, Andrew Jackson, 112.

Bryan, William, 102, 177, 291, 330.

Burleson, Edward, 129.

Burnet, David G., 38, 192.

Burnet, Thomas, 112.

Bustillo, Domingo, 294.

Butler, Anthony, 209 ; denounces Aus tin, 268.

Calder, Mrs. Loretta, daughter of M. B. Lamar, 82.

Caldwell, Old' WC= ' WC= 293, 297.

Calecik, Alexandro, urges imprisonment of Austin, 267.

Carbajal, J. M., 150.

Carson, 'Samuel, 196.

Catlett, Fairfax, secretary of legation to United States, 225.

Charleston, the, name changed to Zavala, 7.

Chavez, Ignacio, 294.

Childress, George C, agent ¡to United States, 195.

Clark, J., captain of the Archer, 19.

Clark, Luther W., 330.

Clopper, A. M., 44; losses during Texas Eevolution, 135 ; not in the battle of San Jacinto, 136.

Clopper, Edward, death of, 136.

Clopper, J. C, forms Texas Trading As sociation, 44 ; Journal and Booh of Memoranda for 1828, 44-80. Clopper, Nicholas, 44, 128.

Glopper Correspondence, 1834-1838, The, 128-144. Coleto, battle of, 287.

Collinswor.th, James, commissioner to United States, 201 ; opinion of Jack son's attitude toward Texas, 207.

Colorado, the, 10.

Comanche, a scout, 285.

Commissioners to ,the United States, the first, 163; loans in New Orleans, 175; design flag for Texas, 177; difficulties at Washington, 183; loan in New York, 186; return to Texas, 187; Re port of work, 189.

Commissioners to the United States, the second, the work of, 191-201. Commissioners to the United States, the third, the work of, 201-208. Congress of the United States, its atti tude toward the recognition of Texas, in 1836, 212-220. Convention of 1832 in Texas, 261.

Convention 'of 1833 in Texas, 263.

¡Cooke, William G., 105.

Cos, Martin P. de, surrender of San An tonio, 129.

Cousins, Hon. E. 8., 83.

Cox, C. C, midshipman in the navy of Texas, 28, 81.

Cox, Mrs. Nellie Stedman, death of, 81.

Culp, F. E., 96.

Cummings, Cyrus, 86, 124.

Crisp, D. H. 3 commander of the ' Ban Bernard, 94.

Crittenden, Lieutenant George, 13, 309.

Crockett, David, 285.

Cunningham, John E,, 315, 322.

Davis, George, 112.

Dawson Prisoners, the, 292-324; list of names, 312-313, 317-320. Dawson, Frederick, lends money for pur chase of naval vessels, 8.

Dearborn, W. H., 85.

Declaration of November 7, 1835, 156, 278.

Desha, Isaac 8., 64.

DeWitt, Green, description of, 67.

Dickens, Ella Eaton, wife of Governor P. H. Bell, 325.

Dienst, Alex, The Navy of the Republic of Texas, 1-43, 85-127. Edwards, B. W., trouble with the polit ical chief, 258, 259.

Edwards, Ifayden, the' Fredonian Eebel lion, 258-259. Este, Edward, 131.

Fannin, James W., surrender to Urrea, 288.

Fitzgerald, A., 315.

Fisher, George, collector of the port of Galveston, 260.

Flag of Texas, 177.

Flores, Salvador, 294.

Forsyth, Captain Cyrus, 154.

Forsyth, Hamilton, 154.

Forsyth, Joseph, 154.

Forsyth, Thomas Smtt, 154.

Forsyths, The, in Texas, 154.

339 Fuller, Charles, lieutenant on the San Antonio, 85.

Fuller, George F., midshipman in the navy of Texas, 14.

Fulmore, Z. T., Governor Bell's Record, 325-327. Garay, Francisco, 289, 291.

García, Genaro, 328.

Garrison, Profesor George P., 83.

Games, General E. P., occupies Nacog doehes, 211.

Georgia Battalion, 286.

Gifts to the Association, 330-334. Goliad Massacre, 289, 296.

Gray, A. G., lieutenant in the navy of Texas, 34, 86, 124.

Grayson, Peter W., 3, 201, 206.

Gregg, Darius, 44, 142.

Gritten, Edward, 145 ; his services to Texas, 149-153; Ugartechea's opinion of, 150; Austin's opinion of, 152; Gail Borden's opinion of, 153.

Guerrero, President, issues emancipation proclamation, 259.

Gutierrez, J., letter concerning a plot to keep Austin in prison in Mexico, 267.

Hall, Edward, 177.

Hamilton, M. C, acting secretary of war and marine, 95.

Hamilton, Robert, agent to United States, 195.

Hancock, Thomas, 315.

Harrell, Milvern, Reminiscences of, 292.

Harris, William P., 137.

Harrisburg, description of in 1828, 52.

Hays, Jack, 294.

Hewitson, Dr. James, 305, 316.

Hill, G. W., secretary of war and ma rine, 88.

Hinton, A. C, commander of naval sta tion at Galveston, 5; commission withdrawn, 15; reinstated, 16.

Historical commission of Texas, 82.

Hogan, Terence, 112.

Holford, James, advances money for pur chase of the Charleston, 7.

Holley, Mrs. M. A., letter from Austin, 271-273. Hopes, T., 132.

Hxmston, President Sam, refuses to sup port the navy, 93, 96, .100; condition ally recalls Commodore Moore to Gal veston, 96, 100; proclaims Moore a mutineer, 110; letter from S. F. Aus tin advising declaration of independ ence, 282.

Houston, beginnings of the town of, 138, 140.

Hudgins, James, 87.

Humphries, P. W., 124.

Hunt, Memucan, minister to United States, 225.

Hurd, N., purser in navy of Texas, 34, 99, 124.

Hutchinson, Judge Anderson, sketch of, 294; journal of, 294-313. liams, John, 129.

Ingham, The, 177.

Invincible, The, 131.

Jack, Miss Elizabeth 8., 132.

Jack, William, secretary of state, 202.

Jackson, President, attitude toward neu trality, 210; correspondence with Santa Anna, 227, 230, 247; attitude toward recognition of Texas, 235-237, 241-252. Johnson, Chauncey, 294, 317.

Johnson, John, 316.

Johnson, F. W., 129, 147.

Jones, William E., 292, 298; Narrative of the Bexar and Dawson Prisoners, 320-324. Keenan, Edward, 88.

King, Captain, 286.

Knight, Dr.' J. D., 303, 316.

Lamar, President M. 8., refuses to re tire the navy, 16-18; alliance with Yucatán, 30; 38-39, 292.

Lamar Papers, purchased by the Thirty first Legislature, 81.

Land, price of in 1836, 138.

Lansing, J. P., 86.

Lewis, A. Irvine, lieutenant in the navy of Texas, 35, 124, 126.

Littlefield, Major G. W., 83.

Long, Mrs. Jane, description of in 1828, 59.

Looscan, Mrs. Adele 8., 81.

Lothrop, J. T. K.j commander in navy of Texas, 86; dismissed, 114, 127.

Louisville address of S. F. Austin, 181.

Lyndsay, Oaptain, 129.

Ma¡bry, James L., midshipman in navy of Texas 23-25. Mays, Hon. Richard, 83.

McComb, Col., death of, 141.

McDuffie, Governor of South Carolina, on recognition of Texan independence, 217.

McHay, Francis, 314.

McKinney, Thomas F., 276, 283.

Meigs, Henry, 171 ; correspondence with ■S. F. Austin, 269.

Mexia, J. A., interest in Texas land, 267; offers aid to Texas, 279.

Miller, James H. C, 145; efforts to pre vent the Texas Revolution, 145-149. Miller, James H. G. s and Edward Grit ten, by Eugene C. Barker, 145-153. Miracle, Julian, promises help from Mexican Liberals, 279.

Moore, Edwin Ward, sketch of, 13 ; voy age to Sisal, 33 ; saves crew and cargo of the Sylph, 35 ; recalled from Yuca tan by President Houston and diso beys, 37 ; uses own funds to equip vessels, 91; conditionally ordered to Galveston, 96, 100; treaty with Yuca tan, 9, 92, 99, 101 ; proclaimed a mu tineer, 110; discharged from the service, 114; vindicated, 115, 117-118; paid by Texas, 127.

Morgan, James, 102, 105, 130, 138.

Morfit, Henry M., report on Texas, 159, 220, 239.

Navy of the Republic of Teosas, The, by Alex Dienst, 1-43, 85-127. Navy, the second of Texas, its purchase, 13; vessels composing it, 13; Con gress orders retirement of, and Pres ident Lamar refuses, 16-18; officers of at time of annexation, 121-123, 124.

Neill, A., narrative of the Bexar and Dawson prisoners, 313-317. Neu, C. T., 330.

Norris, John, 112.

Notes and Fragments, 81, 154, 325.

Norvell, Samuel G., 317.

Officers of the Texas navy, 19, 125.

Oliver, Captain Robert, death of., 96, Oliver, William, 124.

Oswald, Seymour, 86.

Owings, Thomas D., 177.

Patrick, Dr. George M., 44, 130.

Parez, Antonio, 294.

Peraza, Martin F., governor of Yucatán, 101.

Perry, Captain Daniel, 136.

Phillips, R. D., 301.

Pierpont, W. J. D., 126.

Potomac, The, history of, 4-5. Prices in 1836, 137.

Progress, The, capture of by the Texas navy, 35, 36.

Ramsdell, C. W., 328.

Rather, Ethel Zivley, Recognition of the Republic of Texas by the United States, 155-256. Reminiscences of the Texas Revolution, by Andrew A. Boyle, 285-291. Revolution, the Texas, conditions preced ing, 128; losses during, 135; Remi niscences of, by Andrew A. Boyle, 285 291.

Riddle, Wilson J., 314.

Roark, Jack, 136.

Roberts, Samuel A., secretary of state, 30.

Robinson, James W., 160.

Robinson, Joseph O. } 292.

Royall, R. R., opinion of S. F. Austin, 283.

341 Runaway' WC= ' WC= 142.

Ban Antonio, The, 10; mutiny on board, 85 ; movements of, 85, 87, 90, 97, 90, 129.

Ban Bernard, The, 10; movements of, 87, 90, 94, 97, 119, 120.

San Felipe, description of in 1828, 59.

San Jacinto, The, 10, 26.

Santa Anna, asks intervention of Presi dent Jackson, 226, 227; visits Jack son, 230.

Seeger, William, lieutenant in navy of Texas, 34, 43, 126.

Shackelford, Jack, 286.

Shepherd, Frederick, 87.

Shepherd, James L., 309.

Shepherd, Joseph D., 87.

Shepherd, William M., acting secretary of the navy, 2.

Simpson, William, 87.

Smith, Henry, quarrel with the General Council, 157, 167; secretary of the treasury, 221.

Smith, J. W., 147, 291.

Smythe, H. M., 113.

Snow, C. 8., 114, 115, 124.

Stephens, John F., 124.

Tobasco, the capture of, 28.

Taylor, T. A., commander 'of the San Bernard, 26.

Terrell, A. W., 330.

Terrell, Mrs. J. C, 83.

Texas Library and Historical Commis sion, 82.

Texas Revolution, conditions preceding, 128; losses during, 135, 142; sympa thy for in the United States, 171.

Texas Trading Association, 47.

Tennison, William A., midshipman in navy of Texas, 5, 114, 119, 124, 126.

Tod, John G., 9, 13, 122.

Tories on the Trinity River, 136.

Travis, William 8., his opinion of S. F. Austin, 276.

Treasurer's Report, 335.

Tjgartechea, Domingo de, 147.

United States, sympathy in for Texas during the Revolution, 171.

Van Burén, Martin, his influence on Jackson and the Texas Question, 243.

Van Ness, George, 315.

Vicario, Leona, reviewed, 328.

Vidal, General Luis, 297.

Ward, Colonel, 286, 289.

Wells, F. T., purser in Texas navy, 99.

Westover, Captain, 285.

Wharton, John A., report in favor of in dependence, 160.

Wharton, William H., opinion of the declaration of November 7, 159, 160; commissioner to the United States, 167; remarks on the boundary of Texas, 174; minister to the United States, 222-224; efforts to secure rec ognition of Texas, 234-253, 261.

Wharton, The, 11, 91, 94, 99, 105, 107, 114, 119, 120.

Wheelwright, George, captain of the Wharton, 19.

White, George E., 96.

Whiting, Dr., 136.

Wilber, T. C, 86.

Williams, H. H., Texan consul at Balti more, 12.

Williams, John, 88, 136.

Williams, S. M., agent to purchase navy, 3, 9, 147.

Williamson, R. M., 147.

Williamson, W. S., lieutenant on the Brazos, 5.

Willson, W., 132.

Winkler, E. W., 82, 83; edits The Bexar and Daioson Prisoners, 292-324. Woll, General Adrian, 293 ; captures San Antonio, 295 ; claimed to have con vinced Santa Arma of impropriety of Goliad massacre, 296.

Worley, John L., 330.

Yates, A. J., 177, 183.

Yucatán, cruise of the Texan fleet to in 1840, 18-29; alliance with ' WC= 29 43.

Zavala, Lorenzo de, 147.

Zavala, The, 7, 93, 120.