Concerns conditions in Leon and complaints by Vaamonde regarding virrey's judgement. says if troops not returned to Leon, will no longer be responsible for safety of province. Describes theft of crops by hostile Indians. says that at virrey's request he made several suggestions which received no reply. Was told by Revilla that combination of his troops with others would provide a peace allowing for commerce, exploration, mining and agriculture. Seeing no results in any areas, Vaamonde feels troops being wasted and his personal efforts continue to go unheeded. (M. Dannemiller, February 1989)