In shorte space the Emperour had more complayntes against _Nunio de Gusman_, and the other Iudge, than had bin héeretofore againste any other, wherevpon he was put out of office in the yeare 1530. His wrongful dealing in iustice was not onely proued in _Mexico_, but also in the Court of _Spayne_, with many persons that were come from thence, so that the nexte president and Iudges that went thither, did pronounce _Nunio de Gusman_ and his fellowe for partiall Iudges, and enimies vnto _Cortes_, and condemned him to pay all his goodes whiche were euill solde. But whë _Nunio de Gusman_ vnderstoode that he was put out of office, he then was afraide, and tooke his iourney against the _Teuchichimecas_, séeking after the Towne of _Culhuacan_, from whence the _Mexicans_ descended. He caried in his company fiue hundred Spanyardes, whereof the most were horsemen, and many of them went as prisoners, and against their willes. [Sidenote: Abhominable fact.] In _Mechuacan_ he tooke prisoner the King _Caconcin_, who was a great friende vnto _Cortes_, a seruitor vnto the Spanyards, and vassal to the Emperour, and as the same goeth, he tooke from him tenne thousande markes of plate, and much golde, and afterward burned him, and many other Gentlemen, and principal persons of that kingdome, bycause they shoulde not complayne, saying, that a dead dogge biteth not. He tooke from thence sixe thousand _Indians_ for the seruice of his army, and with them conquered _Xalixco_, whiche is nowe called the new _Gallizia_. He abode there, vntill the Vizeroy _Don Antonio de Mondoza_, and Chancery of _Mexico_, caused him to be apprehended, who sent him prisoner into Spayne, to giue accompte of his office. If _Nunio de Gusman_ had bin so good a gouernour and Iudge, as he was in bloud a Gentleman, he had then enioyed the best plot of all the West _India_, but he behaued himselfe euill, both with the _Indians_ and _Spanyards_. The same yeare that he came from _Mexico_, went thyther for president _Sebastian Ramirez_, who was a Bishop, and had in time past bin presidente in _Santo Domingo_, and the Licenciates _Iohn de Salmeron_, _Gasco Quiroga_, _Francisco Ceynos_, and _Alonso Maldonado_, for Iudges to accompany him. These Iudges gouerned well the land, and caused the Citie of _Angels_ to be inhabited which the _Indians_ called _Cuetlaxcoapan_, that is to say a Snake in water. The reason was, bycause they haue two fountaynes, the one of euill water, and the other of good. This Citie standeth twentie leagues from _Mexico_, in the high way to _Vera Crux_. The Bishop set the _Indians_ at libertie, and therefore many Spanyards departed from thence, who hadde inhabited there before, and wente to séeke their liuing at _Xalixco_, _Hunduras_, _Quahutemallan_, and other places where warre was. The returne of Cortez to Mexico.