1828—Revolt of 1829—Causes—Monterey Taken—Joaquin Soils Plan of November 15th Argiiello Declines the Command Soils Marches South Echeandía's Preparations Revolt at Santa Barbara Bloodless Battles of Dos Pueblos and Cieneguita Retreat of Soils Retaking of the Capital A vila Captures Soils Trial The Span ish Flag Banishment of Herrera and Twenty Conspirators Finan cial Affairs in 1829-30 56
ECHEANDfA AND THE PADRES MISSION AND INDIAN AFFAIRS.
1826-1830.
Mission Prefect and Presidents The Question of Supplies The Oath of Allegiance Sarria s Arrest Friars Still Masters of the Situation- Council at San Diego Southern Padres Willing Northern Padres Refuse Flight of Ripoll and Altimira The Friars as Spaniards Echeandia s Conciliatory Policy Petitions of the People Exile of Martinez Progress towards Secularization Mexican Policy Diffi culties Junta of April 1826 Decree of July Experimental Free dom Mission Schools and Lands Plan of 1829-30 Approval of the Diputacion Action in Mexico Indian Affairs -Sanchez s Expedi tion Vallejo s Campaign against Estanislao Northern Fort Sea sons 87
ECHEANDTA S RULE MARITIME AND COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
1826-1830.
Vessels of 1826 Revenue Rules HartnelPs Business Hawaiian Flag- Cooper and the Rover Lawsuit with Argiiello Beechey s Visit in the Blossom Books Resulting Trading Fleet of 1827 Reglamentos on Liquors and Live-stock Embarrassment of McCulloch, Hartuell, & Co. Cunningham at Santa Catalina Visit of Duhaut-Cilly and Botta Maritime Affairs of 1828 Restrictions Smuggling Affair of the Franklin Cannon-balls Affair of the Karhnoko Vessels of 1829 Custom-house Arrival of the Broolcline Gale s Correspond ence Raising the Stars and Stripes Lang at San Diego The Santa Barbara Built in California Ships and Trade of 1830 List of Vessels, 1825-30 U.3
OVERLAND SMITH AND PATTIE FOREIGNERS.
1826-1830.
The Eastern Frontier The Trappers First Visitors by the Overland Route Jedediah Smith, 182G-8 Errors Corrected Original Docu ments The Sierra Nevada Crossed and Re-crossed First Entry of
