[27.] The Mexican sequel. Rápida Ojeada, i, ii. Gamboa, Impug., 23–5, 27–9. Otero, Comunicación, 11. Republicano, Mar. 24; May 3. Epoca, Mar. 2, 11. [208]Herran to Acal, Mar. 6, 13. Balbontín, Invasión, 95–100. Apuntes, 108–15. S. Anna, Apelación, app., 39–55, 67. Ordóñez, Refutación, i, ii. Muro, Miscelánea, 77–8. [52]Black, Mar. 6. Picayune, Mar. 24 (Sold. de la Patria). Independiente, Apr. 10. Boletín de la Democracia, no. 21. Sen. 1; 30, 1, p. 99 (Taylor). Diario, Mar. 31 (S. Anna); June 13. Monitor Repub., Mar. 31; May 6; Nov. 30. Carreño, Jefes, ccxlii. Ho. 60; 30, 1, p. 1115 (Taylor); 1125 (S. Anna). Dublán, Legislación, v, 267. [82]Gil to Ruano, Mar. 6. [76]S. Anna, Feb. 26, 27. [76]Id. to Adame, Feb. 26. [76]Comte. gen. Puebla, Mar. 3. [76]Comte. gen. Tabasco, proclam., Mar. 11. [76]Mora, Mar. 31, res. [76]Comte. gen. S. L. Potosí, Mar. 6. [76]A. Bustamante, Mar. 9. [76]Comte. gen. V. Cruz, Mar. 4. [76]Guerra, circular, Mar. 1.
[28.] The fortifications of Monterey had already been greatly improved. Col. Morgan, Lieut. Col. Irwin and Major Wall of the Second Ohio occupied respectively Cerralvo, Marín and Punta Aguda (Ho. 60; 30, 1, p. 1123). Morgan distinguished himself by a march executed in the face of great odds, and Irwin went to his aid (ibid.). Urrea attacked at least one other train (Mar. 6), and did a large amount of damage. So great became the alarm of the Americans that Col. Curtis, now in charge at Camargo, sent an officer to Washington with a requisition for 50,000 volunteers (Nat. Intelligencer, Mar. 23).
[29.] The American sequel. [330]J. T. Taylor to Scott, Feb. 12. [330]Taylor to brother, Mar. 27. Perry, Indiana, 127–8, 137, 149. Taylor, Letters (Bixby), 95. Polk, Diary, Jan. 5; Mar. 21–3; Apr. 1, 7. [69]Mesa to Trist, Mar. 3. [169]Taylor to Crittenden, Mar. 25; May 15. [251]Lowry, narrative. Amer. Pioneer, Mar. 8. [272]Memoir of Morgan. Henry, Camp. Sketches, 327–9. Rápida Ojeada, 9. [139]Campbell to D. C., Mar. 20. Meade, Letters, i, 143, 182. [69]Wool to Taylor, Mar. 7. [60]Marcy to Brooke, Mar. 22. Picayune, Feb. 18; Mar. 13, 28; Apr. 8. Kenly, Md. Vol., 263–4. Tampico Sentinel, Mar. 27. Carleton, B. Vista, 153–4. [60]Marcy, Mar. 22, to Pierce; to Brooke; to Scott; to govs. Grant, Mems., i, 123. Smith, Chile con Carne, 151–71. Delta, Jan. 19. Matamoros Amer. Flag, Feb. 13, 17. Ho. 60; 30, 1, pp. 1118–9, 1123–5, 1131 (Taylor). Wash. Union, Mar. 23. N. Y. Journ. of Commerce, Jan. 8. Nat. Intelligencer, Mar. 23. Niles, Mar. 27, p. 59; May 1, p. 131; May 8, pp. 151–2. [185]Thomas to Duncan, Mar. 18. Sen. 32; 31, 1 (Hughes). Parrodi, Memoria. Benham, Recolls. [76]S. Anna, Feb. 27. [76]Carbajal to Urrea, Mar. 8. [76]Mora to S. Anna, Mar. 17. Sen. 1; 30, 1, pp. 49, 99, 210–5. [245]Curtis to Lamar, Mar. 1. [108]Buchanan to Bancroft, June 14.
APPENDIX—THE SOURCES
A. MANUSCRIPT AND PERSONAL SOURCES
As a number of the owners or holders of MSS. (whose names are preceded below by colons) did not desire to receive applications for the use of their papers, it has been thought best to omit all addresses.
Some documents belonging to large collections are, for convenience of citation, listed separately. A few verbal statements (so described) are included. The numbers preceding collections, etc., correspond to numbers preceding citations of MS. documents in the notes.
The complete Appendix follows the Notes of volume ii.