Indian—Plan of Accommodation with Great Britain discussed and agreed to—Resolution against establishment of Roman Catholick Religion—Letter from Massachusetts Congress—Letter from Albany Committee on French Indians—Address to His Excellency George Washington, Generalissimo, and preparations for his reception—His Answer—Letter from Committee of Intelligence of Charlestown, S. C., enclosing intercepted Letter from Governour Gage to Governour Martin, of North-Carolina—Form of Warrant of Appointment, and Instructions to Military Officers—All Muskets and Bayonets to be sent to New-York City—Farther Discussions on Plan of Accommodation—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress, accompanying Plan of Accommodation—Proceedings on King’s Stores at Turtle Bay—Killing of Lambs prohibited—Letter to Elisha Phelps—Letter to John N. Bleeker—Report of Committee on directions of Continental Congress to General Schuyler—Farther agreement with Boyd and Watkeys for Muskets—Letter from General Schuyler—Uniform Coats to be made for the Troops—Ethan Allen and Seth Warner admitted to audience—Green Mountain Boys mustered into service—Disapprove of intended Address of Corporation of New-York to Governour Tryon—Supply of Provisions to Fisheries forbidden—Letter from Governour Martin, of North-Carolina, to Henry White, intercepted—Apprentices enlisted to be returned to their Masters—Committee report interview with Mr. White on the intercepted Letter from Governour Martin—William McLeod, a British Officer, not permitted to embark for Boston—Letter from Henry White, and Proceedings thereon—A Day of Fasting and Prayer recommended—A Committee of Safety appointed to act during recess of Congress—Instructions to the same—Adjourned to Tuesday fortnight,

President of Provincial Congress, Letter from Edward Fleming,

James Ball’s Recantation,

Provincial Congress, Letter from John Alsop,

Proclamation of Governour Tryon,

Governour Tryon, Letter from New-York Corporation, and his Answer,

Provincial Congress, Letters from General Schuyler,

Same, Letter from S. Patrick,

Same, Letter from Colonel Hinman,

Same, Letter from Walter Spooner, on Ticonderoga, &c.,

Same, Letters from John N. Bleeker, on Powder, &c.,

William Schuyler and others to John Marlett, on Guy Johnson and others,

Provincial Congress, Letter from B. Watson, 1571 Same, Letter from Burnet Miller,

Same, Letter from Burnet Miller,

Same, Letter from Delegates in Continental Congress, on Plan of Accommodation,

Same, Letter from General Wooster, on enlisted Apprentices and Servants,

Same, Letter from Westchester Committee,

Same, Letter from Kingston Committee,

Same, Letters from Elisha Phelps,

Same, Letter from North-Carolina Delegates in Continental Congress,

Same to Charles Thomson,

Falkenhan and Wolhaupter offer to supply Drums and Fifes,

Provincial Congress, Letter from J. Grennell,

Same, Letter from General Wooster,

Same, Letter from Egbert Benson,

Albany Committee Proceedings,

Ulster County, Association signed by persons who had refused heretofore,

Committee of Safety, Letter from General Wooster,

Albany Committee to General Schuyler,

Tryon County Committee to Albany and Schenectady Committees, on Indians,

Return of the Army under General Schuyler, 1st July, 1775,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Tryon County Committee,

Same, Letter from Newbury (Gloucester County) Committee,

Same, Letter from Colonel Guy Johnson,

Examination of Garret Roseboom before Committee of Albany on Canada and Indians,

Committee of Safety, Circular to Colonels of Regiments,

Same, Letter from John Lamb,

Provincial Congress, Letters from Albany Committee,

Committee of Safety, Letter from Delegates in Continental Congress,

Provincial Congress. Letter from Ethan Allen,

Huntington Committee Proceedings,

Committee of Safety, Letter from Colonel James Clinton,

Same to Continental Congress,

Same, Letter from Colonel Van Schaick, with Return of his Regiment,

Provincial Congress, Letter from Elizabeth-town Committee,

Same, Letter from Christopher Yates,

Marinus Willett and others to Provincial Congress,

Committee of Safety to General Schuyler,

Schenectady Committee to Gen. Schuyler,

Committee of Safety, Letter from New-Brunswick Committee,

Provincial Congress, Letter from General Schuyler,

Same, Letter from Delegates in Continental Congress,

Same, Letter from Walter Livingston,

Same, Letter from Dirck G. Brinckerhoff,

Proclamation of Governour Tryon proroguing Assembly,

Provincial Congress, Letter from, General Schuyler,

Cherry Valley Committee, Letter from the Oneida Chiefs, on Murders committed,

Committee of Safety, 11th of July, 1775.—Proceedings on Peter Herring, Prisoner—Correspondence with General Wooster and William Duer—with William Marsh and Samuel Rose—with William Hooper and Joseph Hewes—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress—Letter from Governour Trumbull—Arms and Clothing provided—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress—Letter to General Schuyler, enclosing one to Colonel Hinman—Letter to Gen. Wooster—Proceedings on Boat and Boat’s Crew belonging to Ship Asia—Letter to Gen. Schuyler—Mr. James Smith appointed to the command of an armed Vessel—Gunmakers to be imported from England—Circular to Colonels of Regiments—Letter to Provincial Congress—Report of Committee on Indian Affairs—Letter to Delegates in Continental Congress—Proceedings on Equipments and Ordnance Stores,