Agents for Prizes in the several Colonies, appointed,

Report on Supplies for the Army, and the fulfilment of promises to the Indians,

Commissioners to Canada desired to publish an Address to the people of Canada,

The Commisioners to cause justice to be done to the Canadians,

Commanding Officer in Canada directed to be very attentive to Military discipline,

Credentials and Instructions of the Delegates from South-Carolina presented,

Report on the charge that Governour Penn had invited the Indians to Philadelphia,

Secret Committee directed to pay to Connecticut, the Powder lent to General Washington,

Committee to consider the state of the Eastern Department,

Report on the Petition of Colonel James Easton,

William Palfrey elected Paymaster-General,

Captain McGee permitted to go at large on giving his parole to the Committee of West-Augusta,

Committee on Indian Affairs in the Middle Department instructed to prepare a plan of an expedition against Fort Detroit,

Committee on Indian Affairs in the Middle Department instructed to prepare a plan of an expedition against Fort Detroit,

Governments of Massachusetts, New-Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode-Island, requested to collect as much hard money as possible for the Northern Army,

Standing Committee for Indian Affairs elected,

Committees of Inspection are to cease regulating the prices of goods other than Green Tea,

Committee to inquire into an alleged counterfeiting of Continental Bills,

Captain Wynkoop to take command on the Lakes, in case Major Douglass declines,

Expense of an expedition against Fort Detroit reported,

Instructions to General Washington, as to his conduct towards the Commissioners said to be coming from Great Britain to America,

Ten millions of Dollars to be raised for carrying on the War the current year,

Treaties to be held with the Indians in the different Departments as soon as practicable,

Committee to devise ways and means for raising the ten millions of Dollars,

Sixth Continental Battalion to be raised in North-Carolina,

Secret Committee directed to procure and forward twelve Field-Pieces and three tons of Powder to North-Carolina,

Field-Officers of the six Continental Battalions in North-Carolina elected,

 

Twenty of the heaviest Cannon taken by Commodore Hopkins, at New-Providence, to be delivered to the Committee of Safety of Pennsylvania,

Committee on a Petition of Gideon Warren, and a Letter from Joseph Woodward, Chairman of the Committee of the New-Hampshire Grants,

Committee on the Instructions of the Naval Committee to Commodore Hopkins,

Committee to devise ways and means to retake Kirkland, escaped from Jail,

Whenever any Officer, bearing a Continental commission, departs from orders, an inquiry shall be made,

Five millions of Dollars, in Bills of Credit, to be emitted, in part of the ten millions voted for the service of the year,

The Thirteen Colonies pledged for the redemption of the five millions,

Committee to consider the propriety of exchanging Seamen,

General Washington directed to open a road between Newbury, on Connecticut River, and Canada, by way of St. Johns,

Commanding Officers of Departments and Posts to make monthly returns to the Commander-in-Chief,

Congress will exercise the power of promoting Officers in the Continental service according to their merit,

Assemblies and Conventions of the respective United Colonies recommended to adopt new Governments,

Report on the Letters of the 25th and 26th of April from General Washington, and the case of Alexander Ross,

Report on the state of the Eastern Colonies,

Committee of Secret Correspondence directed to lay their proceedings before Congress, withholding the names of the persons they have employed,

Exchange of certain seamen authorized,

Reward offered for the apprehension of Moses Kirkland,

Alexander Ross discharged from confinement,

The two Rhode-Island Battalions to be taken into Continental pay,

Treaty to be held at Pittsburgh with the Indians in the Middle Department, on the 20th of July,

John Harvey appointed a Commissioner for Indian Affairs in the Middle Department,

Resolutions of the Board of Officers of Philadelphia, and a Petition of the Committee of Privates, presented,