text:  Count San Jago next comes upon the scene and has an interview with the viceroy who at first is disposed to carry matters with a high hand; but the count exhibits such an accurate and dangerous knowledge of the viceroy's secrets and amongst others of some treasonable negotiations the latter had been carrying on with the French--proofs of which the count assures him are deposited out of the country in the hands of friends of his own ready to be used should aught happen to him--that the satrap is completely cowed