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VI.
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Nerr/ Orders
publijbed by the Prefiden't-
for fuppre/Jing ]J.ehels~
The
Olfence~ which the
Indians
took_ to
f
ee
Spaniards
whippéd.
The great Trouble , tpe Prefident_had to an.l
fwer
ihe
Demands
of
Pretenders; and
how
he went from
the
City
to mak,~ a Djvifion of Lands~
•
N
o
R did che Troubles end heré in tbis Empire caÍ!ed
PerH,
npr ~ere
all che Infurreél:ions fupprefied by the Defeat of
Gonfalo Pifa.rro
and
bis
Capcains ; bue racher were che Spirics of ll)en more furiouíly inflamed
thari befare, as will appear by the fequel of this Hiíl:ory : for we muft
know thac after che Viél:ory obtained ac
Sacfahuana,
che Prefident di[pacched tha,t
very day to
Coúo
cwo of bis Captains ,
R emando M exia 1ie Guz:,man
and
M artin de
Robles,
with fome Souldiers in w,hom they moíl: confided , to feiíe chofe of the
Enemies Party who were fled chicher after che Defeat, and
to
prevenc their own
Souléliers from plundering·or doirig fpoil in fhe
Cicy,,
.and from taking prívate re–
venge by bloud or ocherwife, under che pretenc.t;:,of L.ibeny_of War, as ic was
faid fome defigned ro doe. The day following; afrer che execucion of
Gonf alo
Pi–
farro,
and his Affociaces ,, the :Prefidenc raifed bis Camp from that famed field ,
and marched cowards che
Cicy,
which chough bue (our leagues from chence, yec hi
was cwo days on che way ; and in chac time he decached a Parcy of ttuíl:y Souldi~
ers under che command of Captain
Alonfo de
Men.dºfª,
with lníl:ruétipns
to
maí-ch
into che
Ch11rw
and
Potocji,
and
to
feife and rake tht;! Captains which
Gonf tlo
Pifárro
had fent -ióto chofe pares ; namely ,
Francifco
de
Efpinofa ,
and
Diego
C
11rvajal
\
che
Gallant, of wbom we have fonnerly made.mention; and
Licenciado
Polo
Hondegar–
do
received a Commiffion to be Captain General•of chofe Provinces
~
with Or–
ders to puniíh chofe who ñad favoured the Caufe of
Pif arro
,
and likewife thofo
who did not engage themfelves in the fervice of his Majeíl:y , bue ftood neriters ;
neither aél:ing as Traytors, nor Nofeffing chetnfelves lpyal ;· ~md rherefore were
fe~
verely fined
for
their cowardife and wanc of duty. Wich
Liánciado PQfo
Captairi
Gr11viel de Rqjas
was alío difpatched in qualicy of Treafurer fqr bis Majeíly, to col–
leét che Fifchs and Tribute of che Royal revenue, "Yith the Fines which che Go~
vernour íhould infliét on Traytbrs and Neuters.
Ou_c of whicb, as
Akguftiné
ca:.
rate
faith , Book che feventh, Chaprer thé eighrh.
Licenciado Polo
in a Ihort timé
tai[ed a million and two thoufand pieces of Eight ; for that
Gfaviel dé
RojM
df
ing on bis journey to che
Charc,u,
Poló
was forced to execure che Office of Trea~
farer in his íl:ead :
And
in the mean time; whilíl: theie ching~were a6ting ) n che' ·
Q.q qqq
i
thiihM