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Borradores de oficios de los gobernadores de Luisiana a los ministros de la Corona.
Legajo 177. 1780-1792. Oficios a los ministros. A, 24 cm., 521 documents. The greater part of the legajo is of the years 1787-1792; there are only a few documents for 1780, 1783-1785, and none for 1781-1782. The documents are arranged in chronological order. The legajo consists of the drafts of the governors of Luisiana, as follows:
(1780.) (Bernardo de Gálvez to José de Gálvez.) 1783, aug. 30-1785, feb. 12. Esteban Miró to Luis de Unzaga, captain general of Cuba. 1785, june 11-1785, dec. 30. Esteban Miró to Bernardo Troncoso, captain general of Cuba. 1787, june 1-1787, aug. 16. Esteban Miró to Marqués de Sonora, minister of Indies, nos. 233-267, 281-286 (nº 261, index only); reservada nos. 9-12 (nos. 9-10, indexes only). . 1787, sept. 25-1787, oct. 1. Esteban Miró to Ministro de Indias, nos.287-291; reservada no. 14. 1788, jan. 8-1790, aug. 10. Esteban Miró to Antonio Valdés, minister of Hacienda, reservada nos. 15-30, 32-37, 43-52. 1788, aug. 7. Esteban Miró to Conde de Floridablanca, reservada nº 1. 1790, aug. 20-1791, dec. 13. Esteban Miró to Pedro de Lerena, minister of Hacienda, nos. 1-39, 50-84 (nº 9, index only); 1-5 (nos. 1-3, indexes only) ; 4-5; reservada nos. 4-5, indexes only. Cf. legajo 633. 1791, apr. 20-1791, oct. 6. Esteban Miró to Pedro Aparici, nos. 1-11. 1791, jan. 8, may 10. Esteban Miró to Conde de Campo Alange, nos. 1, 1. 1792, jan. 7-1792, feb. 17. Barón de Carondelet to Pedro de Lerena, nos. 1-12. Cf. legajo 633. 1792, jan. 8-1792, may 22. Barón de Carondelet to Conde de Floridablanca, reservada nos. 1-2, 4-27 (nos. 1, 2, 6 (cf. legajo 633), 11, 19, indexes only; for missing nos. see legajos 2353, 2362) ; nos.2-4, 6. 1792, feb. 7-1792, sept. 18. Barón de Carondelet to Pedro Aparici, nos. 1-6 (no. 2, index only) ; reservada nos. 6, 7. 1792, may 14. Barón de Carondelet to Conde de Campo Alange, nº 2. 1792, june 11-1792, dec. 20. Barón de Carondelet to Conde de Aranda, reservada nos. 2-25 (see legajos 178, 2362); nº 1. 1792, jan. 7-24. Manuel Gayoso de Lemos to Conde de Floridablanca, reservada nos. 2-4. 1792, july 5. Manuel Gayoso de Lemos to Conde de Aranda, nº 1. 1793, may 14, 1794, sept. 19. Manuel Gayoso de Lemos to Duque de la Alcudia, nos. 1-3 (no. 3, index only); reservada nº 1. Subjects treated: 1780, report on expedition against Panzacola (one letter of 65 pp., with 48 enclosures, is all there is for the year); 1787, Talapuches, McGillivray, and their relations with the United States; indian congress; irish priests for Luisiana; establishment of a hospital in Nueva Orleans; McCarty¿s proposition to bring irish catholics to Luisiana; military reports; 1788, Wouves d¿Arges; projected separation of Kentucky from the Union; Wilkinson; Talapuches; McGillivray; William Panton, and indian trade; 1789, report on the Kentucky situation; Wilkinson and the separation of Kentucky; separatist movement in Cumberland and Franklin; immigration from the United States; 1790, South Carolina Yazou company; suspicions as to Wilkinson, his activities; contraband; reception of Carondelet; 1791, tobacco culture, purchase of crop, purchase from Kentucky, shipment to Spain; petition of Maurice Nowlan for permission to introduce negro slaves; contraband; 1792, shipment of tobacco to Europe; indian affairs, Cherokees, Chickasaws, Choctaws, Talapuches; McGillivray; Bowles, his operations and designs, arrest, relations with English; O¿Fallon, measures for his arrest; relations with Kentucky; Wilkinson, his pension; question of the navigation of the Mississippi; South Carolina Yazou company; relations of the United States and the indians, measures to check U.S. influence; efforts to secure annulment of treaty of United States and Talapuches, by a treaty with Spain; United States fort at Muscle Shoals; cession of Nogales to Spain; efforts of Villebeuvre to confederate the indians; fostering of immigration from the United States
; and Panton and company; 1794, situation of Luisiana; and impropriety of inciting the Indians against the United States. Special items: 1789, Sept. 11, list of partisans and proposed co-conspirators of Wilkinson, with indication of pension for each; 1791, ¿¿Traducción en resúmen de un librito inglés que contiene un extracto de los apuntes de la compañia de la Carolina del Sur en el Yazú, impreso en Charleston en el año de 1791¿¿ (32 pp.); 1792, july 5, 'Estado político de la Luisiana expuesto por el coronel D. Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, gobernador de la plaza y districto de Natchez¿¿ (21 pp.). Listed

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