Report of Fernando Miranda, agent to the King, complains of
Governor--Espionage over vessels--Gives account of work of
negroes--Houses and churches built, land cleared--Soldiers assist in
repairing Fort--Report of Bartolome De Arguellas--Capture of rebellious
Indians--Sending some to Havana to be hanged, some to be
imprisoned--Casiques render obedience to the Governor who assures them
of his good intentions--Pedro Pertrene reports to the King of being
newly appointed to be Captain of a Garrison in Florida--Insufficiency of
salary to meet expenses--Because of long service to his Majesty implores
aid and satisfaction--Dona Maria Menendez, Casique, writes the King
asking aid in meeting the expenses of instructing the Indians in
Christianity and good government.