cannot exchange Arnold for André, 291 watches the American mutiny, 309 advises with Lord Germaine, 309 sends Arnold to Virginia, 310 doubts Arnold’s discretion, 310 sends good officers with him, 310 equally powerless with Cornwallis, 324 learns of effort to capture Arnold, 325 sends Phillips to support Arnold, 326 orders Arnold to New York, 331 disturbed by Arnold’s correspondence with London officials, 332 receives Washington’s decoy letters, 335 “in a state of siege”, 335 other decoy letters reach him, 336 orders Cornwallis to report to him, 337 calls for reënforcements, 338 intercepts other decoy letters with plans enclosed, 346 outgeneraled by Washington, 347–8 writes Cornwallis—promising help, 350 advises Cornwallis to strike Philadelphia, 352 does not understand Washington, 352 hears from Cornwallis, 358 sails for Yorktown too late, 358 contemporaneous surrender of Cornwallis, 359–60 is relieved of command in New York, 361 succeeded by Sir Guy Carleton, 361 COLLIER, _Sir_ GEORGE—_Br._ commodore. convoys Clinton and his troops up the Hudson, 253 his fleet visits New Haven, 256 relieved by Admiral Arbuthnot, 261 Colonial Congress at New York, 1765, 11 nine Colonies represented; others ratify action, 11 names of Colonies that were not represented, 11 the Declaration of Rights, 11 denounces Stamp Act, Oct. 7, 1755, 13 Colonial expeditions, 1755, 10 additional, 1758, 10 Colonial governments and their forms described, 16 Columbian Exposition, 1892, noticed, 372–3 Commissioners sent to Canada, 88 General and Admiral Howe meet American commissioners in New York, 98 arrange terms between Cornwallis and Washington, 359 Committee of Congress visits Boston, 60 Committee of Correspondence, 1773, and their purpose, 15 Connecticut Farms, N.J., burned by General Knyphausen, 279 Connecticut sends 2,000 men to Boston, April 26, 1775, 23 assigns Putnam, Wooster, and Spencer to command, 23 sends volunteers to New York with Lee, 71 her militia greatly reduced, 116 responds to Washington’s appeal, 116 twice invaded by Tryon, 166, 256 invaded by Arnold, 351 Continental Army organized, 32