Canada, enumeration of the Indian tribes connected with, 17, 24; account of the march into the Province of New- York of the Governor of, 50 the cold of, fatal to the French troops, 101 ; population of, in 1685, ib.; memoirs on, 123, 132; state of, in 16S7, 141 state of the British Province in 1743, with reference to, 301. Cannatchocari fort described, *340. Capitulation of Oswego, articles of, 319. Cayugas, numerical strength of the, 16, 21, 44, 123 ; date of the first mission to the, 44. Census tables, 467, 173, 237, 395. Champlain Lake, papers relating to French Seignio-

Callieres,

;

;

;

ries on, 345.

Chancery, the court of, who composed in 1687, 95 officers and powers of, 202. Charter of New-York, antient, 389, 390, 392. Chassaigne, M. de, sent on a mission to Gov. Burnet, 293.

Chaumont, Father, embarks for Onondaga, 35. Chauvignerie, M. de la, particulars of his visit to Oswego, 298. Chazy, grant of Seigniory at the river, 362. Chouegen, (see Oswego.) Christians, denominations of, in New- York in 1687, Churches in 1678, 62. Civil list of the Province of New-York in 1693, 197; in 1767, 480.

Clarke, Gov., reproves the commander at Oswego, 300 his letter to the Board of Trade, 301 report ;

;

on the state of the Province, ib.; demands that a regiment be sent from England to defend the

of,

western frontier, 303. Climate of the Iroquois country, 44. Colden, Cadwallader, report of, on the public lands, 247; prejudicial to, 255; Board of Plantations, instruction to, relative to lands on Lake Champlain, 347; on the trade of New-York in 1723, 487. Collins, Mr., Collector at Westchester, 105. Colve, Gov., charter of, to the city of N. Orange, 392; to the towns on Long Island, 426. Commission of the board for the management of Indian affairs, 2 IS.