_Letter from Father Francisco Parga to the King, as one of eleven monks sent out by his Majesty to spread the Gospel--Eighty churches in different Missions--Complaint of lazy Indians--Avarice of the Governor causes dissatisfaction and suffering among the garrison and impedes the work--Unnecessary war with Indians--People desire the Governors removal--Fray Baltazar Lopez has labored for twelve years converting many Indians, among them the Casique, Don Juan, who stands highly among his people and has quelled many uprisings--Letter from Juan Nunez Rios--Complains of Governor--Who allows one Juan Garcia to represent him--People forced to buy of this Garcia who takes all advantages--Begs for an open port that the people may be allowed to go back and forth and trade--Antonio Menendez Canso writes to his Majesty complaining of injustice by the Governor, and asks to be allowed to serve his Majesty elsewhere--Letter to his Majesty from Fray Blas De Montes imploring that he may be allowed to come to Spain for retirement--Gives account of a fire which burned the church among other houses--Reports slow progress with the Indians and advises that a Bishop be sent to administer sacrament of confirmation--Report of Gonzalo Menendez Canso to his Majesty--A shipmaster bearing dispatches from New Spain shipwrecked in a dreadful storm--He and his crew escape in a boat--Governor aids them from the Royal treasury--Arrival of the Auditor for his Majesty--Garrison abounding in fruits and grain--Death of a Christian Indian, Don Juan--Fray Lopez returns from New Spain in good health--Money brought to establish a hospital--More money needed for Garrison expenses--Report of Francisco Redondo Villegas, Officer of Customs and Auditor for his Majesty--Complains of not being treated with the respect due to Royal officers--Finds affairs in a muddled condition--Soldiers well drilled--Much land under cultivation which will be needed as wages are small and rations insufficient._ PATRON LETTER FROM FRAY FRANCISCO PARGA, OF THE SAN FRANCISCAN ORDER, TO THE KING. _Your Majesty_: