_How the President Cristóbal Vaca de Castro quitted Popayán to go to the city of Quito_ 157 CHAPTER XLVII _How the Governor Vaca de Castro, on his way to Quito, came to a place called Carangue, where he received letters from Alonso de Alvarado, and learnt that Alvarado had risen against Almagro, in the name of the King, which gave him great pleasure_ 160 CHAPTER XLVIII _Of what else was done by the General Pero Alvarez Holguin, and of his departure from Cuzco_ 163 CHAPTER XLIX _How Don Diego de Almagro, on learning the news about Pero Alvarez, left Lima, by the advice of his captains; and about the men he had raised, and his captains_ 166 CHAPTER L _How Pero Alvarez Holguin, after he had been accepted as General and sworn, the last time near Parcos, continued his march in the direction of Jauja, and how Gaspar Rodríguez de Camporredondo, while reconnoitring in advance, captured Don Diego's adherents in those parts_ 170 CHAPTER LI _How Don Diego de Almagro, with his General García de Alvarado pursued Pero Alvarez Holguin, but turned back on coming near to Bombon; of the death of Juan de Herrada, and of how Pero Alvarez continued his march_ 174 CHAPTER LII _How the captain Alonso de Alvarado, hearing the news about Pero Alvarez, sent another messenger to Vaca de Castro, urging him to come, with all speed, to where he was_ 178 CHAPTER LIII _How that, Don Diego de Almagro and his forces being in the province of Jauja, it was agreed that he and no other should be General, and Cristóbal de Sotelo Camp-master; and how they were for sending García de Alvarado to Lima, which was opposed by Sotelo_ 180 CHAPTER LIV _How, after the Governor Vaca de Castro had sent messengers to many parts, he resolved to leave Quito and go to join forces with the captain Alonso de Alvarado_ 182 CHAPTER LV _Of the things that took place in the camp of Pero Alvarez Holguin, and how the Camp-master Gómez de Tordoya and the captain Garcilaso de la Vega left it, and went to meet the Governor Vaca de Castro_ 186 CHAPTER LVI