Philip Livingston directed to delay his return to the Continental Congress, until further order,

Publick Records of the Colony to be forthwith removed to Kingston, in Ulster County,

Committee to take charge of the Records and provide for their safety and security,

Petition of Dr. Azor Betts, to be discharged from prison,

John W. Livingston declares his willingness to comply with the Resolve of Congress, and begs to be discharged from prison,

Examination of Abraham Livingston,

Letter to the Committee of New-Windsor,

Military Officers declared ineligible to a seat in the Provincial Congress,

Micha Lynch and Thomas Hickey committed to prison,

Letter to General Washington, enclosing Affidavits relating to Lynch and Hickey,

Letter to General Greene: They cannot permit cannon to be purchased in the Colony,

List of Firemen in the City of New-York,

Letter to General Washington, on procuring a supply of live stock for the use of the Army,

Complaint by Mr. Jay of the handbill published by General Scott,

Isaac Ketcham requests to be heard before the Congress,

Officer commanding the Guard directed to bring him before the Congress with all convenient speed,

His examination,

Committee to consider the publication of General Scott,

Secret Committee appointed to confer with General Washington,

Motion by Colonel Remsen, that the quota of Militia to be raised by New-York be lessened,

Letter from President Hancock, enclosing Resolutions of the Continental Congress of the 14th instant,

Committee to prepare a Resolution for removing all doubt as to the true construction of the Association,

Committee to inquire whether bounties are necessary for encouraging the manufacturing of Salt, Saltpetre, Gunpowder, Gun-Locks, and Gun-Barrels,

Committee to provide places of safety for the poor inhabitants of the City in case of invasion,

Publick dinner to General Washington and his suite,

Representation by Mr. Benson, of the Proceedings of the Committee of Dutchess County, with respect to disaffected persons,

Memorial of Marinus Willett and others, requesting some encouragement in the manufacturing of Salt,

Petition of Azor Betts, imprisoned for inoculating for the small-pox, praying to be discharged,

Report on the dangerous and disaffected persons in the Counties of Dutchess and West-chester,

Secret Committee appointed on the 17th instant, authorized to arrest and secure certain persons,

Resolutions for removing doubts which have arisen respecting the true construction of the Association,

Letter from Robert H. Harrison respecting a suspected dangerous man, named Samuel Witten,

Committee on the Letter of the 18th instant, from President Hancock,

Committee of King’s County directed to take effectual measures to prevent the disaffected in the County from communicating with the enemy,

One hundred and fifty men to be raised in Dutchess and Westchester Counties, to protect the inhabitants against dangerous and disaffected persons,

Offer of the Militia of the Colony to the Commander-in-Chief, whenever he may think it necessary,

Commander-in-Chief authorized to impress carriages and water-craft, when necessary for publick service,

General Washington requested to disarm and secure the persons disaffected and inimical to the American cause, on Long-Island,

Resolutions to provide clothing for the Troops raised and to be raised,

Application of Colonel Ritzema for pay for his Regiment, his men being mutinous and uneasy for want of it,

Committee on the Resolutions of the Continental Congress of the 24th instant, for punishing Traitors,

Philip Livingston permitted to return to the Continental Congress on the 30th instant,

Committee of Albany requested to make a report of their proceedings against Abraham Cuyler, and others, sent prisoners to Hartford, in Connecticut,

Committee of Dutchess County requested to send under guard to the Congress the Captains in that County who have refused to permit drafts,

Augustus Van Horn, Vincent Pierce Ashfield, and Thomas W. Moore, signed the Assotion and were discharged,

John L. C. Roome, declaring it was against his conscience to sign, was recommitted,

John Alner, arrested on suspicion of having been on board the enemy’s ship at Sandy-Hook, examined and committed to the guard,

Examinations and Depositions of sundry persons taken by the Secret Committee, laid before the Congress by Mr. Jay,

Letter from General Washington, enclosing the Resolution of the Council of General Officers on the removal of the cattle from Nassau and Staten-Islands,

Committee to confer with General Washington on the subject,

Letters read, giving information of General Howe’s sailing with the fleet from Halifax for New-York,

Letter to the Committees of Huntington and Southold relative to deserters from the Provincial armed sloop Montgomery,

Letter from President Hancock, enclosing Resolutions of the Continental Congress of the 26th instant,

Report of Committee on removal of Cattle from Long-Island and Staten-Island,

Letter to the Committee of Elizabethtown,

Lead of the windows and leaden weights in the City to be collected for the use of the Colony,

Powder belonging to this Colony in Rhode-Island to be sent for and distributed among the several Counties,

Letter to Governour Cooke, requesting the powder may be delivered to Colonel Joseph Marsh,

Papers of the Secret Committee, delivered, sealed up, to the Secretary of the Congress by Mr. Morris,

Disaffected persons taken at Hempstead, in Queen’s County, delivered to the Committee on the Continental Prisoners,

Colonel Hay directed to apprehend the most refractory of the disaffected of the Militia, in Haverstraw Precinct, in Orange County,

Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army authorized, whenever he shall judge it necessary for the defence of the Colony, to call out what proportion of the Militia he may think proper,

Committees of the several Towns requested to arrest all dangerous and disaffected persons,

Treasurer and Secretaries of the Congress directed, forthwith, to repair, with all the publick papers and money in their custody or possession, to White Plains, in the County of Westchester,

The Congress adjourned to meet at the CourtHouse, in White Plains, on Tuesday, the 2d day of July next,