 The Spanish re-christened Pensacola Bay as "Bahía Santa María de Galve" (after the Virgin Mary and the Conde de Galve, then Viceroy of Mexico).After their return to Mexico, Sigüenza wrote a glowing report and enthusiastically endorsed the notion of a settlement on the bay in his letter to the viceroy.One of the expedition's goals was to determine how flora and fauna in the Pensacola region could benefit the Spanish.