Lamy of Santa Fe (86 page)

Paroissien romain

Pascal, Blaise

Paulet, Father

Pauline, Sister

Pawnees

Pecos, N. M.

Peña Blanca

Pendeprat, Father

Penitentes

Perea, José Leandro

Perrillo, Lamy at

Petra, Sister, and Lamy illness

Philip IV, and Santa Fe

Phillips, Father, and Salpointe

Philomène, Sister (Machebeuf's sister); letters to, from Machebeuf,
see
Machebeuf

Pierce, President Franklin

Picacho, and jurisdictional dispute

Pike's Peak

Pile, Governor, and cathedral

Pilet, Madame

Pimas, Jesuits and

Pine Run, Ohio, Lamy and

Pius IX, Pope, and new archbishoprics; and Lamy nominations; and Santa Fe and New Mexico; and complaints against Lamy; residence of; Lamy audience with; and Immaculate Conception; and Machebeuf; and Penitentes; excuses Lamy; reports on Baltimore council to; Machebeuf and Salpointe to; and Vatican Council;
see also
Rome
and
Vatican

plains, crossing of

Plains Indians

Polk, President James K.

Pollet, Eugène, to New Mexico

pony express

Port Lavaca, Texas

Powers, Hiram

prairies, description of

Prescott, Arizona

Prince, L. Bradford

Propaganda Fide,
see
Society for Propagation of Faith

Protestants (ism); and St Luke's; Catholics and; in Santa Fe; Lamy and; schools and missions of; and Catholic Church in Tucson; and Pueblo Indians; and new cathedral

Pryor, Major

Puebla, Mexico, Lamy at

Pueblo, Colo.

Pueblo Rebellion

Pueblos; missions of; complications involving; and architecture; education of; in Santa Fe

Purcell, Father Edward

Purcell, Bishop John Baptist (later Archbishop), to Paris, for missioners; and Machebeuf; description of; en route to America; en route to Cincinnati; seminary of; orders of, to Machebeuf and Lamy; and anti-Catholicism; requests to, from Lamy for help; Lamy relations with; and Mt Ver-non church; and Queen Marie Amélie; and war with Mexico; and division of diocese; Lamy repays debts to; Ec-cleston to, re Lamy; Blanc letters to, re Lamy; and St Peter's; at Lamy consecration; Cincinnati priest to, re Lamy; and
Castrense
; Lamy to, re native clergy; Lamy to, re rituals; Kenrick to, re Lamy; Lamy gift to; Spalding to, re Lamy; Lamy to, re Machebeuf accident; and Lamy request to Mother Josephine; McClosky to, re Lamy; congratulates Lamy; coadjutor for, and retirement of; and Ewing

Puy-de-Dôme

railroad, at Cincinnati; development of; and New Mexico; to Pacific; need for; and relief of poverty; Lamy and completion of; and Las Animas; and native labor

Rallière, Father John Baptist

Ranchos de Albuquerque, N. M.

Ranchos de Taos, N. M.

Rappe, Louis Amadeus (later Bishop)

Raton Pass, railroad and

Raverdy, Father John B.

Red River Chronicle
, Lamy and

Red River Valley, N. M., Lamy to

Rio Arriba, N. M., practices in

Rio Grande; and Mexican War; as boundary; Odin and; Lamy and village on; Machebeuf travels along; Indians and; Lamy travels along; and Confederate forces; El Paso and; and floods

Riom, France

Ritch, William G.

Robledo, N. M.

Rocky Mountain News

Rocky Mountains

Rome, early days of; Christian; Machebeuf and; Lamy and; petitions to, for new dioceses; and jurisdictional dispute; and native clergy; description of; and papacy; Machebeuf and Salpointe in; and Lamy coadjutor; and Machebeuf coadjutor;
see also
Vatican
and
Pius IX

Roncetti, Monsignor Caesar

Roothaan, Father, Lamy and

Rubio, Doctor Luis

Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda Fide,
see
Society for Propagation of Faith

St Francis chapel (Taos)

St Francis Cathedral; repairs to, and need for new cathedral; new building for; Salpointe and architect for; interior of, services in, and congregation of

St Francis de Sales

St Francis eve, celebration on

St John Lateran

St John's College, Lamy at

St Louis, archbishopric at; Lamy to; Metropolitan church of; description of; Machebeuf in; provincial council in; Eguillon party in; and Civil War; and Santa Fe, separation from

St Louis
Republican

St Luke's

St Mary on Minerva

St Mary's (Covington, Ky.)

St Mary's Academy, destruction of

St Mary's of the Pottawatomies

St Michael, chapel of

St Michael the Archangel college

St Michael's College (new)

Saint-Palais, Bishop James Maurice

St Paul, Minn., request for see in

St Peter in Chains

St Peter's (Cincinnati)

St Peter's (Rome)

St Vincent de Paul, sisters of

St Vincent de Paul's (Mt Vernon)

St Vincent's (hospital)

St Vincent's Academy

St Vrain, Céran

Sainte Chapelle, Paris

Salazar, D. B.

Salinas, José Vicente

Salpointe, Jean Baptiste, joins Eguillon; and plains trip; and Lamy; in Arizona; as vicar apostolic; and jurisdictional dispute; to Europe for consecration; becomes Bishop of Dorylla; recruits obtained by; and Pueblos; confreres visit; and St Francis reredos; counties under; becomes Archbishop of Anazarbe; as archbishop, and coadjutor, Santa Fe; and Bour-gade consecration; investiture of; and St Francis Cathedral; and pueblo schools

Salt Lake City, Utah, occupation of

San Antonio, Texas

San Bernardino, Lamy in

San Carlo River, and Mora

San Felipe de Neri, church

San Elizario, Texas

San Felipe

San Fernando Cathedral

San Ignacio, Sonora

San Juan, N. M., Pueblo school at

San Marcial, N. M., Lamy at

San Miguel, N. M., Lamy at

San Miguel chapel

San Xavier del Bac

Sandia Mountains

Sandoval, Joaquín, and Martínez

Sandusky, Ohio

Sangre de Cristo Mountains

Santa Anna, Antonio Lόpez de

Santa Cruz, N. M., riot in

Santa Fe, capture of; traders and; and boundary; local clergy in; various religious divisions of;
possible routes to; Machebeuf and; Lamy welcomed in, and returns to; description of, and people, life, and customs of, population of; churches of; plains crossing from; Ortiz and; farewell party to Lamy in; and Gallegos campaign; seminarians, missioners, and Jesuits to; convent in,
see also
Loretto nuns; Avel in; cost of burial in; and Civil War; comments on, in press; hospital in; “attempted murder” of Lamy in; Anthony Lamy in; and railroad; architecture in; Territorial Exposition in; trees and flowers to; and Bour-gade consecration; and jurisdictional dispute,
see under
New Mexico;
see also
Castrense, education, Lamy,
and
New Mexico

Santa Fe
New Mexican

Santa Fe Plaza, condition of

Santa Fe
Republican

Santa Fe Trail

Santa Fe
Weekly Gazette

Santa Rita, N. M.

Santo Domingo, N. M.

Sapp, Catherine

Sapp, Francis

Sapp, George; son of

Sapp's Settlement,
see
Danville

Savannah, Ga., request for see in

schools,
see
education

Scott, General Winfield

Segale, Sister Blandina,
see
Blandina, Sister

seminarians,
see
missioners

seminaries

Sena, José

Senez, Father

Séptimo, Juan

Shawnees

Shepherds, The

“Short History of the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico,” by Lamy

Simeoni, Giovanni Cardinal

Sinaloa, Mexico, civil war in

Sisters of Charity; schools of; to Santa Fe; Lamy and; at St Vincent's; hospitals of

Sisters of Notre Dame

Sisters of St Joseph

slaves (slavery)

smallpox

Smith, Captain Jeremiah

Smith, Truman, and New Mexico

Smithsonian Institution

Society for the Propagation of the Faith (Lyon and Paris), and missioners abroad; and funds for Purcell; and immigrants; Lamy reports and appeals to, Lamy thanks to; Machebeuf asks help from; and dissident clergy; Lamy to, re boys' school; Lamy repayments to; Lamy to, on Indians; and report of Lamy's death; Lamy to, on conditions in New Mexico; Lamy to, on his illness; Lamy to, on gold mines; Lamy to, on resignation

Socorro, N. M.

Sonora, Mexico

Sopranis, Very Reverend Father

South Park, Colo., Machebeuf at

Southern Pacific Railroad

Spain (Spaniards)

Spalding, Bishop John Martin

Spare, Thomas

Spiegelberg family

Sprees and Splashes

Sulpicians

Sultana
, Machebeuf on

Sumner, Colonel E. V.

suspensions,
see under
Lamy

Sylvie de Grasse
, ship

Symington, Dr, and Lamy

Tabor Opera House, Leadville

Tactics; or, Cupid in Shoulder Straps

Taladrid, Father Damaso

Talbot, Josiah Cruickshank

Taos; schools in;
see also
Martínez

Taos Massacre

Taylor, Zachary

teachers,
see
missioners
and
Loretto nuns

telegraph, to Santa Fe

Telegraph
, and Pike's Peak

Tesuque Cañon, Lamy lodge at

Texas; villages of, and jurisdictional dispute,
see under
Lamy, Odin,
and
Zubíria

Texas-Santa Fe expedition

Thackeray, William Makepeace

Theodosia, Sister

Third Order of Penitence

Third Order of St Francis

Tiffin, Ohio, Machebeuf at

tithes

Tocqueville, Alexis de

Todd's Landing, Mo.

Tomé, N. M.

Ton to Apaches

Topeka, and railroad

Tournoël, castle of

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Trinidad, Colorado

Trollope, Anthony

Truchard, Father Johannes

Tubac, Ariz.

Tucson, description of; Machebeuf to; Loza and; church in; and Santa Fe; and Civil War; Jesuits to; Lamy and; dangers of journey to; school at; Salpointe at; railroad and; new bishop for

Tumacácori, Ariz.

Ullathorne, Bishop, W. B.

Uncle Tom's Cabin

United States, becoming world factor; missioners and; conditions in; new boundaries in; territories of, and religious jurisdiction; and Chapel of Our Lady of Light; and Spain and Cuba; and Mexico; and war with Canada and England; and Indians

United States Army, in Texas; in Santa Fe; and Doñana; and Chihuahua; and Apaches; new forts of

United States Congress, memorial to; Gallegos and; Otero and; and Buchanan proposal

United States War Dep't

Upper Sandusky,
see
Sandusky, Ohio

Urban II, Pope

Urban VIII, Pope, and Santa Fe

Ursulines

Ussel, Father Gabriel

Utah

Utahs

Utes

Valdes, Don Antonio José

Valverde, battle at

Vatican, and religious jurisdiction; and notification to Mexico; and tithes; and native clergy; Lamy to, on Ortiz; and Pike's Peak;
see also
Pius IX
and
Rome

Vatican Council

Vaur, Sébastien

Venice, Machebeuf in

Vercingetorix

Vermare, Father

Vézelay, France, architecture in

Vezza, Brother Rafael

Victor Emmanuel

Victorio, Apache leader

Vigilante, Father L.

Villa Pintoresca

Villiger, Father, and Jesuits

Vincent, Sister Superior

Walker, Arizona

Wallace, Lew

Wallace, Mrs Lew

Walworth, M. C

Washington, D.C., Carleton to

Wa-Wa-Wanda

Weaver, Ariz., Lamy party at

Weightman, R. H.

West

Wheeling, West Va.

Whipple Barracks

White, John

Who Breaks Pays

Wilde, Oscar, in Leadville

Williams, E.

Willis, Major

Willow Springs, Lamy at

winter, difficulties of

women's suffrage, Machebeuf and

Wood, Archbishop J. F., supports Lamy

Wootten, Uncle Dick, saloon of

Xavier, St Francis

Xavier, Sister, and Lamy

Yaqui Indians

Yuma, attempted mission for

Zacatecas, Mexico, Lamy at

Zacatlán, Lamy in

Zacopoaxtla, Lamy in

Zanesville, Ohio

Zubiría y Escalante, José Antonio Laureano Lόpez de, visits of, to New Mexico; and New Mexico jurisdiction; Lamy correspondence with; and Texas villages; Martínez and; Lamy visits; palace of; description of; and
Condado
; letter of, to Rome; and Penitentes; and church properties; and Father Lujan; reception of dissidents by; Gallegos and; and Cardenas; Lamy, and old age of; and La Mesilla; no longer bishop;
see also
Durango
and
Ortiz, Juan Felipe

Zuñi, N. M., pueblo of, Lamy at

Zurich
, Machebeuf party on