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by Paul Horgan


  INDEX

  Index

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  Abbott, Emma, in Leadville

  Abiquiu

  Acoma, Pueblo school at

  Adams, John Quincy

  Adelaide, Princess

  Agreda, María de

  Alamo

  Alamos

  Albuquerque, Machebeuf and; Lamy in; religious scandals in; citizens of, and Gallegos; and Gallegos house; capture of, in Civil War; railroad at; schools in

  Alchemist, The

  Alemany, Archbishop, takes on Utah

  Algodones

  Algonquins

  Alleman, Father

  Alma, Machebeuf and party on

  Alonso, Fray

  Amat, Bishop

  America, see United States and names of cities and states

  Ann Joseph, Sister

  Anthony, George T., and railroad

  Apache Canyon

  Apaches, threats of raids and raids of; Governor Calhoun and; in Chihuahua; U.S. Army and; and Tucson; Machebeuf and; in New Mexico; Lamy visits; and Arizona; in Santa Fe

  Aquinas, Thomas

  Arapahoes

  architecture, Romanesque; Gothic,

  Loire; Islamic; Grecian; of Mexico; Egyptian; of New Mexico; of St Francis Cathedral; Byzantium; of Lorettine chapel; mansard; see also under Spain, France, etc.

  Ariel, Eguillon party on

  Arizona; as part of New Mexico; and Lamy jurisdiction; Machebeuf trip to; and fugitives; and Civil War; missionaries to; Lamy planned visit and visit to; and separation from New Mexico; description of; Catholics in; nominees for bishop of; Pius IX examines map of; and diamond swindle; and Pueblos; proposed as suffragan diocese; railroads and; terror in; successor to Salpointe in

  Armijo family

  Arny, W. F. M., and button

  Arroyo de los Indios

  Arroyo Hondo

  Ashland, Ohio, Lamy and

  Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe

  Aumale, Duc d’

  Aurora, gold camp at

  Austromonius, Saint

  Auvergne; fresco paintings in; plans to visit; Lamy in; and Lamy’s garden

  Avel, Antoine

  Averni

  Avignon, Machebeuf and

  Baca, Francisco Tomás Cabeza de

  Baca, Jesús, resignation of

  Baca, Señor

  Baird, Spencer E., and button

  Baker, Chief Justice Grafton

  Baltimore, Lamy to; archbishopric at; councils in; cathedral at

  Balzac, Honoré de

  Bandelier, Adolph

  Barcelo, Señora Gertrudes

  Bardstown, Ky.

  Barnabo, Alessandro Cardinal, re: Mexican dissidents; jurisdictional dispute; church funds and properties; chalice; Castrense chapel; Machebeuf memorandum; his becoming cardinal; chapter at Santa Fe; poisoning of Avel; assigning of Pike’s Peak; record of Baltimore meetings; recruiting Jesuits; and chains of St Peter; pastoral visits and education; separate establishments at Colorado and Arizona; informs Machebeuf of designation; and Salpointe; retirement of; see also Rome, Vatican, and names of popes

  Bax, Father Lawrence

  Baylor, Colonel William

  Beaubien, Charles

  Beaubien, Narcisco

  Beaubien, Paul, joins Lamy

  Beaulieu, Ursulines at

  Becket, Thomas à

  Beckx, Father, and Jesuits

  Belen

  Ben Hur

  Benavides, Fray Alonso do

  Bent, Governor Charles

  Bent, Charley, with Indians

  Bernal, Father

  Bernalillo

  Bernard, Father, and Lamy

  Bertaud, Bishop

  Bianchi, Father Rafael

  Billom, Jesuit collége at

  Billy the Kid

  Birmingham, England, Lamy in

  Birmingham, Father Patrick

  Blanc, Bishop (later Archbishop); and Lamy travel plans; Lamy stays with; Lamy to, re Santa Fe

  Blandina, Sister

  Bocandy, Captain, of Alma

  Bolsón de Mapimi

  Bonney, William

  Bontesheim, Madame

  Bosco, Father Luis

  Bosque Redondo

  Botolph, Brother, and new college

  Boucart, Father Francis

  Boulogne, Lamy in

  Boulogne-sur-Mer

  boundaries, Rio Grande and; after Mexican War; revision of; national vs religious; see also Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, Gadsden Purchase, and jurisdictional dispute under various headings

  Bourgade, Father Peter (later Bishop, Archbishop)

  Breedon, William

  Brent, Father Julius

  Brophy, Mr

  Brothers of the Christian Doctrine, see Christian Brothers

  Brown County Ursulines

  Brun, Father J.

  Buchanan, President James

  Buena Vista, victory at

  Caballo Pass

  Cabeza de Vaca, see Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca

  Caesar, Julius

  Calhoun, Governor J. S.

  California

  California Gulch, mines of

  Camino Real

  Camp Bowie

  Canada

  Canby, General E.R.S.

  Cañon del Diablo, Lamy at

  Cañon de la Vivora, Lamy at

  Carleton, General James H.

  Carlisle, Pa., Indian school at

  Carlos, Father, and Lamy

  Carmela

  Caron, Father

  Carrel, Bishop, and Lamy debts

  Carrière, M.

  Carroll, Archbishop

  Carson, Kit

  Casa Americana

  Caso, Brother Prisco

  Castrense; reredos of; repair of; as diocesan church; and Lamy homecoming; sale of

  Catalina, Sister

  Catherine, Sister

  Catholics (ism); opposition to; acceptance of, and conversion to; growth of, in U.S.; in Santa Fe; and Protestants; in Lamy diocese; in Arizona; and Pueblo Indians; see also Church

  Catron family

  Cavaignac, Louis Eugène

  census, Lamy’s, of Santa Fe

  Central City

  chalice, from papal treasury

  Chanson de Roland

  Chapdes

  Chateaubriand, and Niagara Falls

  Chaves, Don Francisco

  Chaves, Don Jorge, Lamy and

  Cherry Creek, rebuilding of

  Cheyennes

  Chihuahua, state and city of: traders and; capture of; and boundary; Lamy in; description of; Americans and; extent of; “bad state of”; diocese for

  Chiuawapa, Lamy in

  Chivington, Major John M.

  cholera

  Christian Brothers; schools of

  Christmas, celebration of

  Chrysostom, St John, Newman and

  Church, evolution of; influence of; world-wide structure of; and U.S.; properties of, in New Mexico; rituals of; and Gallegos election; and immorality; persecution of, by Juárez; Machebeuf and unity of; separation of, from State; Mexican population of; see also Catholicism and other names of religions

  Cimarron

  Cincinnati

  Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph

  City of Paris, Salpointe on

  Civil War (U.S. in N. M.)

  Civitavècchia, Lamy in

  Clarilli, Cardinal

  Clementi, Archbishop

  clergy, native; abuses among; hospitality of; and jurisdictional dispute; education of; and tithes; and pastoral letter; and division of parish; hostility of, to Lamy and Machebeuf; see also individual names of

  Clermont; churches at; bishops of; description of; Lamy in; Machebeuf in; Eguillon to; Salpointe and Machebe
uf to; and Lamy’s death

  Clermont-Ferrand, see Clermont

  Cleveland

  Cochiti/Santo Domingo

  College of Santa Fe

  Colopy, Squire

  Colorado, Lamy and; discovery of gold in-; Machebeuf and; Raverdy and; growth of; realignment of boundaries of; and Civil War; soldier of, and Lamy church; as diocese; Pius IX examines map of; Irish priests to; railroads and; Utes in

  Comanches

  Comfé, Father

  Condado; and confusion of names; and jurisdictional dispute; inhabitants of, and jurisdiction; and papal decree; Salpointe and

  Conejos, schools in

  Conejos River

  Confederacy; see also Civil War

  Connelly, Governor Henry (New Mexico)

  Conquistadora, La

  Constantine

  Contreras family, and cathedral

  Coronado

  Coudert, J. M.; as Machebeuf assistant; accompanies Lamy

  Council Grove

  Covington, Ky., Lamy in

  cowboys, trouble from

  Crepúsculo de la Libertad, El

  Cuba, U.S. and

  Ciudad Juárez

  Culiacán

  Cummings, Captain James

  dancing, Lamy and

  Danville, Ohio, Lamy at; churches at

  Daugherty, Messrs, and ambulance

  Dead Man’s March

  Dear Experience

  De Goesbriand, Father

  De Smet, Father P. J.; and Lamy; and Santa Fe reception; and Machebeuf party

  De Vargas, and La Conquistadora

  Denver, General James W.

  Denver (City), Miège description of; Machebeuf and Raverdy and; Lamy in; and Civil War; news from; schools in; Sisters of Charity in; fire in, and rebuilding of; wealth and growth of; hospital in; episcopal see in

  Denver Gazette, and massacre

  diamond fields, “discovery” of

  Dickens, Charles

  Diderot, Denis

  Dieppe

  discipline, Lamy’s acts of; see also suspensions

  Disturnell, J., map of

  divorce, Lamy and

  Dominicans

  Don Fernando de Taos

  Don Quixote de la Mancha

  Doñana, village and county or district of; and jurisdictional dispute; and confusion of names; people of, and jurisdiction; population of; and papal decree; Bishop Loza and; Machebeuf at; Lamy at; Salpointe and; Salinas and; and proposed vicariate apostolic

  Doyle, Mr

  Drown, William

  Dubois, Bishop John

  Duchesse d’Orléans, Lamy on

  Dunlop, Bishop George K.

  Durango (state and city); diocese of; Lamy to; Martínez and; bishop’s palace in; claim of, to Mesilla-Doñana; description of; and tithes, Baltimore Council and; Ortiz and; Machebeuf plans to visit; new bishop for; see also Zubiría and Salinas

  Eccleston, Archbishop Samuel

  Ecole Supérieure de Commerce

  education, in New Mexico; in Santa Fe; Lamy and; Martínez and; and Indians; public-

  Edwards, Amory, and button

  Eguillon, Pierre, to New Mexico; accident to; becomes vicar general; to France; and education of Indians; and Lamy and Santa Fe; and Lamy investiture; and Loretto chapel; and Gallegos; and Lamy’s death

  El Charco del Yuma, Lamy party at

  El Paso; Machebeuf and Lamy to; description of; Lamy in; Spanish colonists and; and boundary; Machebeuf and Ortiz and; new names for; and Civil War; Salpointe and; and jurisdictional dispute; and vicari-ate apostolic, El Paso County

  El Vado de San Miguel, Lamy to

  Eldorado City

  Emerald, ship

  Emory, Major William H.

  England

  Europa, Lamy party on

  Europe, Lamy, Machebeuf, and Salpointe trips to; see also places in

  Ewing, General Charles

  Exchange Hotel, see La Fonda

  excommunication

  fandangos

  fees, see levies and tithes

  Fenian Brotherhood

  Fenwick, Bishop Edward

  Féron, Bishop

  Fesch, Cardinal

  Fidelis, Sister, and Machebeuf

  Fillmore, President Millard

  Filomena Lujan, Sister

  Fils, Mme Condamin

  Flaget, Bishop Benedict Joseph

  Fort Bliss

  Fort Buchanan, Machebeuf at

  Fort Canby, Indians to

  Fort Craig

  Fort Dodge, and Lamy party

  Fort El Gallo, Lamy at

  Fort Fillmore

  Fort Harker, and Lamy party

  Fort Larned, and Lamy party

  Fort Marcy

  Fort McRae, Lamy at

  Fort Mojave, and Lamy party

  Fort St Louis

  Fort Selden

  Fort Stanton, Lamy at

  Fort Sumner, Indians at

  Fort Sumter, fired on

  Fort Union

  Fra Diavolo, in Leadville

  France, Machebeuf to; Lamy and; conditions in; Ussel to; Salpointe to; at war; architecture and art in

  Francesca, Sister, see Lamy, Marie

  Franciscans; and New Mexico bishopric; and St Francis church; and education of Indians; and art and architecture; and San Xavier church

  Franklin, Texas, American town of

  From Hay-Time to Hopping

  Gaceta de Santa Fe, letters to

  Gadsden, Senator James

  Gadsden Purchase

  Gallegos, Father José Manuel; scandalous behavior of; education of; against Lamy and Machebeuf; suspension of, and reaction to; and politics; residence of; death of

  Galmier, Joseph, joins Eguillon

  Galveston

  Galveston News, letter to

  gambling, Lamy and

  Garibaldi, Giuseppe

  Garrett, Sheriff Pat

  Gasparri, Father Donato M.

  Gauls

  Geatley, John, and Indians

  Genoa, Machebeuf party on

  Gergovia

  Gibbons, James Cardinal

  Gilpin, Governor William (Colorado)

  Glaizal, Father

  Glorieta Pass, battle at

  gold

  Governor’s Palace

  Grantie Creek

  Grant County, N. M., and vicariate apostolic

  Grant, U.S.

  Graviche, Abbé

  “Great American Desert, The,”

  Great National Road

  Greene, Colonel Tom

  Gregory XVI, Pope

  Gregory diggings

  Guadalupe Range

  Guaymas, Machebeuf to

  Guérin, Jean, to New Mexico

  Habile, Mrs G. de

  Harney, General William S.

  Harris and Morgan

  Harrison, Thomas, pilot

  Hart, Peter

  Hatch, General Edward

  Hayden, Mother Magdalen, see Mary Magdalen, Mother

  Hayes, President Rutherford B.

  Hayes, Thomas

  Hayne, Mrs Julia

  Hermosillo, Machebeuf at

  Hidalgo del Parral

  Hilaria, Sister, and the Devil

  Holy Week, observation of

  hospital, in New Mexico, Salpointe and; in Denver and Leadville; vegetables for

  Hotel de Dunk

  Hotel Française, Talbot at

  Howlett, Father W. J.

  Huerfano River

  Iberia

  Imuris

  Independence, Machebeuf party on

  “Indian War, The,”

  Indianola

  Indians, burial mounds of; fear of, and raids of; Catholic; and churches; and New Mexico; and Lamy; and missions; votes of; of Taos; and Chateaubriand; and Machebeuf; and Eguillon party; and emigrants to West; and Civil War; in Colorado; and Sisters of Charity; and art; see also names of tribes

  Infallibility, issue of

  In
nocent VI, Pope

  Ireland (Irish)

  Irrizarri, Don Manuel

  Isleta del Sur, on Rio Grande

  Ixtacamastitlán, Lamy in

  Jackson, Andrew

  Jacob’s Well, Lamy at

  James, Henry, and Pius IX

  James, St, of Compostela

  Jemez, Pueblo school at

  Jesuits; Gallegos and; and Sonora; Lamy and; and Arizona and New Mexico; mission of; schools of

  Jews

  John, Gospel of

  Joinville, Princess de

  Jojita, Lamy at

  José, Juan

  Josephine, Mother, Lamy and

  Jouvenceau, Father, and Lamy’s death

  Juárez, see El Paso

  Juárez, Benito

  Juilliard, N.

  Julia, Mother

  Juvenceau, François, joins Eguillon

  Kansas, Lamy party on

  Kansas, and Kansas City, description of

  Kaws

  Keams, Thomas V., and button

  Kearny, Stephen Watts

  Kenrick, Archbishop Francis Patrick

  Kenrick, Archbishop Peter Richard; Lamy and; council under; and Pike’s Peak; and Vatican Council; and jurisdictional dispute; and Santa Fe

  Kentucky

  King, Clarence, and diamond swindle

  Kiowas

  La Bajada

  La Conquistadora

  La Fonda

  La Mesilla, see Mesilla

  La Mesita

  La Ysleta

  Laguna, Pueblo school in

  Lamy (railroad station)

  Lamy, Anthony (nephew)

  Lamy, Etienne (brother)

  Lamy, Hippolyte (nephew)

  Lamy, Jean (father)

  Lamy, Jean (nephew)

  Lamy, Jean Baptiste, to Paris; and parents; illnesses of; birth of; childhood and education of; and Our Lady of Good Tidings; description of; and missionary life; ordination of; to America; and language problems; in New York; in Wheeling; and Cincinnati; at Danville, Newark, Mt Vernon, and Mansfield (Ohio); churches of, see also names of; financial problems of, see also Society for the Propagation of the Faith; and report of Machebeuf’s death; self-searchings of; and sick calls; and anti-Catholicism; and Sandusky; death of father of; becomes citizen; and father’s estate; trips of, to Europe and return; errands of, for Machebeuf and Purcell; and Irish immigrants; becomes vicar apostolic of New Mexico, and Bishop of Agathonica; consecration of, in Cincinnati; journey of, to Santa Fe; in Galveston; and Palmetto wreck; in San Antonio; pastoral visits of; feelings of, and comments about Santa Fe; and New Mexican architecture and art; and Calhoun; early days of, in Santa Fe; suspensions by; and request for new diocese for; pastoral letters and circulars of; and accusations against Machebeuf; confirmed as bishop of Santa Fe; and ritual demonstrations; and Gallegos house; gifts to; attacks against; to Taos, re Taladrid and Martínez, see also Martínez; support of; Otéro and; excommunications by; petitions to, re Machebeuf; and Avel’s death; sends Eguillon for recruits; and Pike’s Peak; as colonist; and Civil War; Talbot and; trip of, to California and Arizona; and hospital, and Spalding; Christmas Eve threat to; and industrial home; report of capture of; and Indian attack; and Sister Mary Alphonse; and Machebeuf consecration; and vicar apostolic for Arizona; and Salpointe; ordains nephew; and France at war; vestments of; and separation of Santa Fe from St Louis; silver jubilee of; as archbishop of Santa Fe; investiture celebration for; and Lew Wallace; and President Hayes; visits Purcell; and coadjutor for Machebeuf; requests third vicariate apostolic; petition of, for coadjutor; garden of; and gold mine; library of; characteristics and human relations of, in later years; sermons of; resignation of; and Bourgade consecration; as Archbishop of Cyzicus; and pension; last days and death of; and jurisdictional dispute, see Zubiría, Barnabo, Ortiz, Rome; and native clergy, see clergy, native; see also Machebeuf, Purcell

 

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