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BooK
VI.
Royal Commentaries.
the diíl:arbance was more enflamed than before,
fo
that Watch and Centinels
were fet, and they were all the níghc up with Arms in their hands; yec in che
morning, when che Mayor faw that
Hernande~
had not drawn off his men; he fent
for him by a Warrant to appear befare him: Bue he, fuppoftng that his men
would not fuffer him co goe
1
in cafe they were acquainced therewicfu, ílipt on his
morning Gown; and, as if he intended to goe onely to che next neighbour, he
went direétly_ to the houfe of the Mayor, who prefently took him and commic–
ted him to prifon : the news hereof being brought
to
bis Souldiers , chey immedi–
ately difperfed, and every man íhifted for hitnfelf: bue the eight men who were
impeached took Sanétuary in the Convent ofSe.
Dominick.,
and fortified themfelves
in
che Steeple of che Church ; where chey befteged them for feveral days , bue
could not cake chem ; by reafon thac the paílage was very nartow, being built
for a Tower in che time of the
Jnca's;
howfoever atlengch chey furrendred and
· were puniíhed, but not with chat fev~re Juíl:ke, whkh their"rebellious praéticesdid
require; and che Tower was demoliíhed, chac ic míghc noc be made ufe offor che
fucure on fuch like occaftons.
,
CH A P.
XV.
· John Alonfo Palomino
and
Jeronimo Cofülla
fly
from
Cozco.
Francifco Hernandez Girqa-
prefents himfelf
befare the High Court of Jufiice
;
i,s
d{fmiffed, and returns
to
Cozcó ;
and he
i,s
married in
Los
Rey~s.
The Rela–
tion of another Mutiny which happeized in that
City.
T
HE·
Souldiers b:úng difperfed, and
Francü Hernand.~ Giron
imptifoned, the
Muciny was fuppreífed anp aU things quieted : and therefore ic was meEh
wondered, what íhould be the reafon that moved
Aionfo Palomino
anci
'fer'ónimó
Cofti!la,
who had man:ied two Siíl:ers to efcape out of che Cicy, che fecond night
after all chings were agreed: nor do I know what reafon
Palentino
had
to
f
ay, chatthis happened cwo years afterwards; than'Which nothirtg can be more falfe ;
whi.EhI can aver upan my own knowledge, having been an eye-Witnefs of what
paífedat thac time in
Couo :
but true it is, thac thefe Genclemen deparced che Cicy at
mid-night, without a_ny caufe or reafon kn~w~for che (ame:
If
they had gone
away three or four mghcs b,{ore, when che Oty wa:s mextreme danger, fome
Conjeétures might hav.e been made upon the rea-fans <=Jf their deparcure : bue go–
ing chus a.way wichout any reafon affign-ed, the ~hole City talkeg , and made a
thoufand Conje&lres thereupGn, efpecially when ic was knQwn, that they had
lmrnt che Bridges of
Aputimac
and
Amancay
,
which were to be repaired ac che
· expence ar,id labour of che poor
Irrdians:
upon whkh ·a11 che Countrey was in a
confufion , and rumours were fpread , that
Francifco Hernande~ Giran
was up in
Arms at
Couo
,
and was become a R.ebef. Bue in che fecond Infurreétion he
rnade,
Alonfo Palomino
gave him bis reward, by killing him ac a Supper, as "':e
íhall fee hereafter; .but
¡erq-11imo Coftilla
efcap~d, being
l)Ot
prefent ac che lnvitati-
0n. Bue ro return again
to
che prefent Aéts of
Giron:
we·fay, that bis Souldiers
being di(perfed, and che chief Incendiaries_puniíhed, the Agreemenc was perfor•
med and
execuced; and
Giran
was releafed upon bis Paroll and folemn Oath given
ro goe to
t.heCicy of
Los Reyes,
and there
to
prefent himfelf before che Royal
Courc of
Jufüce, and give chem an accounc of che late Aétions.
DiegoMaldo–
nado
the Rich having a particular friendfuip wich hiril by reafon of their neigh–
bourhood , ( far they liv~d che nexc íl:reec one
ta
the other) accompanied him
on his journey as faras
Antahuy/la,
being fourty leagues from
Co~co :
a~d with che
fame occaíion
M aldonado
viíited his
Indians,
and Plantations he had in chofe p·arts :
but
Palentino
faith, I know not upon whac ground, thac
Giron
was delivered inco
the hands of che High Sheriff
Maldonado,
and ofCaptain
{ohn Alonfo P11lomino,
who
were obliged at cheir own co!l: and charge to provide twenty Mufquetiersto carry
him