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17-July 9 ... 168 Report of the Audiencia on the conduct of Tello. Antonio de Morga, and others; Manila, July 15 ... 183 Documents of 1599 Letter to the archbishop of Manila. Felipe III; Valencia, March 1 ... 189 Letter from the bishop of Nueva Segovia to the king. Miguel de Benavides; Tulac, May 17 ... 190 Letter to Joan de Ibarra. Miguel de Benavides; Afulu, May 22 ... 198 Missions of the religious orders. Geronimo de Alearas; Manila, June 28 ... 204 Military affairs in the islands. Francisco Tello, and others; Manila, July 12 ... 207 Letter to the king. Francisco Tello; Manila, July 12 ... 245 Ordinances enacted by the Audiencia of Manila: Francisco Tello, and others; Manila, June, 1598-July, 1599 ... 293 _(To be concluded.)_ Bibliographical Data ... 317 Illustrations Autograph signature of Ignacio de Santibanez, first archbishop of Manila; photographic facsimile from MS. in Archivo general de Indias, Sevilla ... 159 Autograph signature of Francisco Tello; photographic facsimile from MS. in Archivo general de Indias, Sevilla ... 177 Preface The present volume covers the years 1597-99, and is mainly occupied with the details of the Philippine colony's internal affairs and development Mindanao has been conquered, but proves to be an unprofitable possession, except that the Spanish garrison there serves as a check on the piratical Moros, who otherwise would harry the Pintados Islands. Japanese pirates have menaced Luzon, and the Chinese immigration needs frequent restriction. In the colony there is much corruption in official circles and inaction and inefficiency in the military. The new governor relates his efforts to improve the condition of the city and administer the affairs of the islands; but he is accused, especially by the ecclesiastics, of immorality and tyrannical behavior, and of general unfitness for his office. The Indians are oppressed in various ways; and some mutinies among them have been suppressed. Formal submission to the Spanish crown is required from the Indians; but this proves difficult to enforce. They need more missionaries, who are to be sent. The usual discords between the secular and ecclesiastical authorities still e
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