_How the Alcalde Diego Núñez de Mercado arrived in Spain with the news of the death of the Adelantado, and how his Majesty considered that he had been ill served thereby, and sent out the Licentiate Vaca de Castro as Judge_ 79 CHAPTER XXV _Of the things that happened in Lima, and how Pero Alvarez Holguin left Cuzco on an expedition of discovery_ 82 CHAPTER XXVI _Of the things that happened to the President Vaca de Castro after he left the city of Panamá to go to Peru_ 85 CHAPTER XXVII _How the President Vaca de Castro found himself in great trouble and danger from not knowing where the port of Buenaventura was, and how, at the end of several days during which they had been seeking for the port, they met a ship on board of which was Don Juan de Andagoya, who explained to them where the port was_ 88 CHAPTER XXVIII _How the arrival of Vaca de Castro in the river of San Juan became known at Lima, and how sore the men of Chile felt about it; and of what else passed in Lima at that time_ 90 CHAPTER XXIX _How the Chile faction plotted to assassinate the Marquis, and how Francisco de Herencia, who was one of them, betrayed it, at confession, and of the great heedlessness of the Marquis, also what else happened until the men of Chile sallied forth to kill him_ 96 CHAPTER XXX _How the men of Chile sallied forth from the lodgings of Don Diego de Almagro, of their putting the Marquis Don Francisco Pizarro to death, and of the valorous spirit shown by the Marquis before his death_ 99 CHAPTER XXXI _In which the former chapter is concluded down to the time when the Marquis was slain by the men of Chile_ 103 CHAPTER XXXII _Of what happened in Lima after the death of the Marquis Don Francisco Pizarro_ 110 CHAPTER XXXIII _Of the things that were done by the Chile party, and how they acknowledged Don Diego as Governor; also of the imprisonment of Antonio Picado, and how the Licentiate Rodrigo Niño and Orihuela came from Spain_ 114 CHAPTER XXXIV _How Don Diego de Almagro, having tyrannically occupied the city of Lima, sent messengers to some of the cities of the Realm, requiring them to acknowledge him as Governor_ 117 CHAPTER XXXV