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PAGE
Alameda
44
Arrieros
18
Aguador
42
Alameda of Mexico
45
Agave Americana
76
Ancient vase from Tula
107-108
Compared
108
Armor of Alvarado
106
Ancient Mexican sacrifices
120
Ancient Mexican calendar
116
Ancient arms and armor
185
Armas de Agua
168
An Alcaldé
191
Alcalde’s secretary
198
Acianca
284
A country Beauty
204
A caravaggio scene
204
Ayotla
205
Aztuk words
216
Ancient remains on this Continent
237
Ancient remains in the United States
237
Ancient Caves
240
Ancient paintings in caverns
299
Antiquities
84
Altars
92
Alvarado’s armor
108
Ancient pyramids
264
Archbishop’s palace
265
Arbol Mainta
265
Acordada
268
Academy of Arts
271
Ancient Mexican priests
115
Aqueducts, Spanish
268
American Antiquities, letter on
379
Barranca Seca
19
Beggars
55-80
Butchers
54
Beggar boy, story of the
57
Bull Fight
58
Reflections on
61-68
Barrancas
178-179
Broad seal in Mexico
122
Burial of Santa Anna’s leg
287
of Vivanco
228
Bloody scenes during the Revolution
280
Beautiful residence
285
Bull Sancho
268
Botanic garden
266
Base of Teoyaomiqui
114
Bath of Montezuma
268-284
Builders of Ancient Cities
254
Bustamante, elected President
340
Coffee of Perote
15-19
Cholula, Town of
32
Casa Municipal
40
Canals
41
Chenampas
42
Climate of Mexico
45
Court ceremonies
70-71
Cock-fighting
78
Calvario Bell
78
Commission of Alvarado
108
Crosses found in Mexico, &c.
113
Colleges of antiquity
118
Common sacrifice
120

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City of Mexico, as it was at the Conquest
121
Cortez’s description of
122
Splendor of
121-125
Conquest of the Capital and destruction of
127
Chapultepec
156
Cruz del Marques
169
Cigarritos (form of)
169
Cuernavaca
171
Hotel at
171
Church at
172
Casa Municipal
173
Situation of
172
Climate of
173
Old Convent of
172
Scenery of
173
Chasms on plains
173
Cocoyotla
189
Comparisson of Indians and Negroes
288
Cuautla
288
Valley of
294
Cortina, collection of
272
Cacahuawamilpa, Cave of
198
Cuaulta de Amilpas
198-273
Contador, the
285
Commerce of the United States and Mexico
310
Cotton factories
313
Crops, value of
314
Custom House returns for 1841
318
Church, wealth and influence of the
326
Conventual establishments, number and property
329
Cortez, sketch of
282
Conquest of Mexico, character of those who aided }}
in the
282
Calleja, inhumanity of
385
Coaches and mules, Mexican
264
Character of the Mexicans
269
Commerce and manufactures of Mexico
325
Custom house, products of the
305
Central government
329
Constitution of the
329
Constitution of the Republic
341
Church property, distribution of
381
California, Lower
361
Pearl fishery of
362
California, Upper
362
Missions in
362
Description of
368
Productions of
382
Trade with
382
Diligences
9
Desierto, the
188
Duck shooting in Mexico
219
Domestic altars
22
Del Barrios
175
Dr. Morton opinion of American indians
250
Evangelistas
39
Equipages
68
Egerton’s murder
157
Earthquakes
214
Excursion to Texcoco
217
Execution, mode of
272
Egyptian hieroglyphs
219
Expenses of the Government, civil lists
353
Army and Navy
384
Education, estimate of
381
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Exports from the Republic
306
Exports and imports, comparative estimate
306
England, encroachments of
357
Policy and foresight of
289
Frugality of Mexicans
17
Friars and Priests
44
Fire worship
129
Feasts of human flesh
129
Features of the Tierra Caliente
169
Funeral Rites
227
Fossil bones
231-282
Indian superstition in regard of
221
Funeral vase
101
Fandango
177
Federal Government
227
Constitution of the
227
First Congress of the
227
French fleet in the American seas
387
Girl with reboso
47
Gran Sociedad
48
Gambling
77
Gladiatorial sacrifice
123
Gladiatoral stone
122
Good Friday
155
Garden at Cuernavaca
173
Grove of the Contador
235
God of Silence
86
Grooves on hatchets
98
Glass factories
315
Government negotiations, character of
321
Guanajuato, butchery of the inhabitants of the
235
Geographical position of Mexico
295
Guerrero elected President
328
Overhtrow and execution of
328
Housekeeping
48
Huitzilopochtli
112
House of Mirrors
118
Human sacrifices
121
Mode of
121
Number of victims
125
Hayden’s murder
141
Holy week ceremonials
152
Horseback journies
162
Hill of Flowers
180
Housekeeping of a Ranchero
190
Hacienda of St. Inez
208
Hospitality of do
208
Hoochietipec
205
Hammocks
205
Hard words
216
Hunting bull
225-237
Houses of the Sun and Moon
223
Hidalgo’s trick
230
Huajutla
221
History-Sandwich Islands
258
Hatchets
28
Houselhold gods
108
Holy week
149
Holy Thursday
151
Heretics burned
155
Hacienda of Temisco
174
Hand Flower
265
Hacienda of San Nicolas
136
of Santa Inez
198
Hawaiian Islands, Americans on the
361
Missionaries on the
361
Iztaccihuatl
38
Indian porters
43
Iturbidé, autograph of
75
Indian sacrament
113
women
142
PAGE
Inhabitants of Palenque, &c.
621-283
Imports from the United States
210
Iturbidé, accession, dethronment and banishment of
238
The return and execution of
287
Idols found at Tula
275
Figures of unknown mexican
277-278
Idols found in Oajaca
279
Insurrrection of 1841
249
Its causes
241
Inaccessibility of Mexico
367
Isthmus of Panama, advantages of the
374
Jalapa-Journey to
9
Description of
15
Beautiful women of
15
Judasses
165
Journey to Tierra Caliente
129
Journeys on horseback
181
Juan Gonzalez
254
Litera
7
Las Vigas
19
La Hoya
19
Letters writers
29
Lonja
49
Léperos
41
Laborde
172
Licenses
192
Lake of Texcoco
218
Of the Valley
218
Qualities of the
218
Lasso
219
The benefits of
188
La Molina
285
Ladies in Church
151
Laborde, history of
172
Garden of
173
Lakes near the City of Mexico, position and level of
288
Mexican frugality
17
Soldiers
19
Fruits
16
Medal
29
Politness
59
Lady going to mass
51
Beauty
58
Mythology
139
Heaven
169
Hell
130
Deitics
111
Serape
168
Horsemen
169
Spur
184
Fleas
254
Hospitality
285
Hearthquakes
246
Words
285
PAGE
Mexican Bijou
235
Sportsman
287
Talent for sculpture
83
Lakes, the character of the waters, nets
218
Manuscript
258
Cosmogony
264
Teocallis
254
Mexican, Road to
33
Valley of
34
City of
36
Approach of
37
Appearance of
38
Cathedral of
40
Alameda of
45
Living in
48
Market in Mexico
39
Moonlight of Mexico
46
Monté
78
Montezuma and his court
133
Style of
134
Miquahitl
136
Montezuma’s presentiments
138
Murder of the Swiss Consul
140
Mairet’s murder
140
Murder of Hayden
141
Murder of Mr. Egerton
157
Mules
162
Mountain views
166
Miraculous breakfast
168
Molle de Guagelote
168
Michapas
189
Miguel Benito
190
Mr. Webster in Mexico
191
Modes of sleeping
205
Mestli-Ytzagual
23
Micoatl
223
Measurments of the ruins of Teotihuacan
223
Montezuma’s inkstand
227
Milperos and blackbirds
227
Madame Santa Anna
227
Montezuma’s bath
234
Museum
89-90
Marble vases
96-97
Mint
267
Monte Pio
267
Mineria
298
Miacatlan
188
Musical indians
197
Mapilca, ruins of
246
Misantla, ruins of
250
Milla, ruins of
251
Manufacturing establishments, value of
314
Mines, production of
395
Mexican Revolution, outline of the
335
Origin of the
335
Mexico, inundation of the city
282
Morality in the Capital
300
Mexican tribes, origin of the
382
National Palace
39-265
Negroes and Indians
202
Nanahuatzin
295
Natividad
281
Nuestra Señora de Loreto
153
Native musicians
197
National debt
320
Native family, private life of
293
Newspapers and periodicals, statement of
303
Naturalization laws
349
Orange groves
189
Otumba
228
Origin of Mexican Idolatry
89
Peak of Teplacaulca
19
Perote
26-61
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Puebla, description of
23
Alameda
24
Cathedral
24
Precious lamp
24
Virgin Mary in
25
Pyramid of Cholula
26
Description of
26-27
Legend of
28
Building of
28
Quetzalcoatl
29
Feathered serpents of
31-32
Plaza of Mexico
38
Parian
39
Passéo de la Viga
42
President Santa Anna
42
Passéo Nuevo
45
Pulqué
76
Priests of antiquity
118
Population of the mountains
169
Pyramid of Xochicalco
180
Popocatepetl
33-208
Crater of
208
Ascent of
209
Pico del Fraile
212
Measurements of
215
Geology of
214
Outline of
216
Pyramids of San Juan Teotihuacan
222
Plan of the ruins of do
223
Priests of the ruins of do
225
Perro Mudo
85
Palm Sunday
150
Palace of the Archbishop
255
Of the Government
265
Prision
258
Statistics
275
Peñasco, collection of
272
Primitive village
175
Indians
175
Papantla, pyramid of
248
Ruins of
249
Peopling of America
295
Peruvian remains
267
Water vessels
267
Palace of the Incas
258
Popocatepetl, flora of
210
Ascent of
208
Political history
262
Population of New Spain in 1798
299
1808
300
1820
300
1842
300
Pedraza Comez elected President
337
Political prospects
346
Panama Mission
398
Pacific Ocean, steam navigation on
380
Peak of Orizaba
1-15-19
Puente Nacional
11
Pan del Rio
12
Description of
28
Puerto de San Lazaro
37
Quetzalcoatl
29
Quemada
240
Ruins of
241
Robbbers
14-33
Rebosos
58
Revolution of 1841
70
Rancho de Michapas
189
Rancheros household
190
Remains near the pyramids of Teotihuacan
294
Revolutionary jugglery
230
Ruins northwest of Chihuahua
239
Revolution
81
Ruins of Xochicalco
180
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Revenue and resources
327
Railway, scheme to construct a
288
Recruits, manner of raising
286
Return home
355
Specie imported into the United States from Mexico
311
Statistics of trade
311
Manufactures
312
Santa Fé Expedition, nets
312
Trade
313
Smuggling, extent of
318
Sinking fund, creation of the
322
Stamps or Seals
273
Serpents, figures of
276
Schools and Seminaries
302
Scotch and York Lodgges
227
Santa Anna, Minister of War
228
Spanish power subdued by
336
Revolutionary movements of
338
Elected President
339
Proclaimed Dictator
339
Captured by the Texans
339
Cunning of nets
340
Reelected President
341
Power of
345
Personal appearance of
72
Presentation to
72
Autograph of
75
Dinner with
74
Suggestions as to the mode of the regeneration of
Mexico
352
Shoshones, or the Snake Indians
283
San Miguel
19
San Michael
38
Salt Lakes
36
Social features
49
San Agustin
76
Festival at
76-77
Sacrificial knife
122
Sacrificial yoke
131
San Cosmé
140
San Agustine de las Cuevas
162
Serape
162
Sombrero
162
Spur
164
Story of Laborde
172
Santa Inez
201
Señor Vargas
208
Santa Anna’s leg
207
Stratagems of a hunter
235
Sculpture
53
Small idols
91
San Nicolas, Hacienda of
196
San Inezdo
198
Señor vargas
208
Tortilas
17
The beggar boy (story of)
57
Teoyaomiqui
109-113
Teocalli of Mexico
118
Temples in the Capital
118
Tradition in relation to the conquest
129
Tacubaya
157
Tierra Calienté
159
Features of
169
Tetecala
188
Tenango
205
Texcoco, Lake of
218
Scenery
210
Depth of
218
Town of
220
Ancient town
230
Pyramids of
221
Ancient bricks
221
Palace of Montezuma
221
Puente de las Brigantinass
221
Ancient group from
231
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Tonatiuh Ytzagual
288
Tradition of the pyramids of Teotihuacan
286
Tezcosingo
259
Theatre balls
142
Temisco
174
Tetecala
187
Teocallis
116-117
Teopans
116
Tezcosingo, Hill of
268
Tusapan,Temple of
267
State and fountains at
248
Tio Ignacio
253
Temple of Pachacamac
258
Tubella Plicalis
258
Troops, parades and discipline of the
285
Theatres in Mexico
267
thieving, impudent and adroit
258
Territory of the Mexican Republic
259
Trade with Tampico, American and Foreign
328-329
Matamoras
329
Table of distances, and hours steaming from Panama
to various parts
371
Use of the Lasso
258
Voyage to Vera Cruz
1
Vera Cruz
3
Appearance of town of
4
Alameda of
5
Diseases of
7
Baptisms and burials of
7
Water fall at
8
Commerce for the Port of
357
Blockade by the French
349
Vomito
3
Vergara, Hotel of
37
Virggin in the Cathedral
41
Virgin of Guadalupe
68
Her festival
58
Her churches
64
Her legends
65
Her picture
67
Her offerings
68
Her sonnet
69
Her indulgences
69
Virgin of Dolores, Festival of
149
Virgin of Remedios
143-145
Festival of
145
Legend of
145
Description of
148
View from San Agustin
79
Vale of Cuernavaca
129
Village of gamblers
224
Viaticum
237
Vases and cups
28-94-95
From Tula
197
Value of sugar estate
154
Victoria elected President
387
Revolutionary movements against
337
Whipping Indians
231
Wax figures
88
wollen blankets, manufactures of
235
Xochicalco
189
Relish on
189-192
Examination of
184
Caverns of
184
Subterranean vaults
185
Tradition of
185
Restoration of pyramid
186
Xolotl
245
Sun and Moon, origin of
295
Zopilote, the dance of
287