The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-06-05

hesiJes Of The latter. which was represen-
IS have been made ofboafds. The two
geasels were now fast 10 each other. aud
the crew ofihe sloop began 10 Gre through
The sides Of Tie p;nnance into her hold.
Finding il impossible. however. to DIVE his
enemies up, Gallop Ioosened his faala, and
hanled up 10 wihdward third time. when
bur OF five more Of The indians jumped over
board, and shared the fala 81 those who bad
preceded them. One indian appeared on
deck and offered TO submit. lsaslop ran
aloDgsides and feceiged this nan 10 The sloop
when he was bound hands and feel, and puf
INTO tie hold Anoilief soon followed his
examn aud Re was also received on 30
- sioop ard bound. but. fearful That If two
q hlaNiiy foes we're permitted 10 commune
together, they would libarate themselves,
the second prisoner vas thrown into the sea.
But two indians nov remained ia The pinance
They had gotinfO small apartment below,
and being AIMED, they showed disposition
10 defond themselves; when ossllop removed
all the goods that remained into bis ownsIoop
stripped The pinnance. took her allow, aud
hauled up for The islands again. But the
wind increasina.the pinnauce was cut adrifi,
and she disappeared in tbs direction Of Naf-
Eragansett Bay, where il IS probable she was
stranded Ia ths course of few hours. On
board the pinnance Galloq found the body of
Ms oldham"
The editor Of The New York Herald,
speaking Of Mr. Polk's position now tllat the
Oregon resolution has been passed By Cons
gress. SAYS:
His difficulties only now begins. BE has
got the notice, butt will be 20 him notice
70 quit Nj. Polk must use this notice,
ieiiheE 70 negotiate, or not 70 negotiate. Il
i he negoiiates, il must be based on 40. That
brings the 81 40 men against him.. If BE-,
does not negotiate, but goes for the whole
of Oregoa'' that will bring the 80 men
dead against him. He is between the horns
lof dilemma Of peace 81 waF--ihat viii
utterly destroy hin as a public man. .Hs
has got his notice, and that will be bis rain
: Undoubtedly This. is a correct view of The
matter It's The view which Mr.. Polk him-
! self has taken. He was known to be extTe-
/ mely anxious lhatihe giving Of the notice,
should not be left by Congress 10 bis dis
) erosion. bus be had not half iHHuence enough
8 10 prevent the passage Of the Fesolulion:--
! Lou. JOar.
TnE sAHBATH,-None but these WHO ars
|. duly impressed with religious sentiment,
! respect the Sabbath. We are taught among
other geasons for respecting thai DAY, espe-
Gully tlese FIRST, that il is the props
er time 70 a5 side the cares OF The world,
I and to abstain from all unnecessary business;
] thatil is time to set apart for self examin.
! alton, for considering the certainty Of death
8 and the certainty of the hour of It's coming
s and for realizing the awful responsibility
: which 10 comprised in the simple wcrd ctern.
g ity. Secondly; we are taught, that the
: Sabbath is TO be respected for its beneficial
y effects in our social relations On this day
o the garments of labor are laid aside, and
those of Reatness and comeliness are put on
We meet in the social places Of worship
each one observing The decencies which the
occasion calls for; and each one being care
4 full of his own self respect as the best title
n TO respect from others. We are further
1el taught there is a tranquility and ratiOna
s. pleasure in being engaged in duties which
:, the wiFe and the virtuous have agreed Il
"a regard apd honor, as among the first and tht
N highes Which men can perform. No ON
a ever yet regretted that his early days ha,
N been given to these duties; but many hav,
!. lalnenied,n the decline ofife, that they yer,
= not Attending public worship IN YUoTn. i
the foundation OF habit which become
,fsi stronger aud sloHgeE as life goes on, till a
~ Length one is all at ease with himseIf who al
- ltemps to disregard it. But there is a ration
as al limit in all things. Though the Sabbat
a is day Of rest and of pious duty. it shout
at be, atso,a welcome AID a grateful day. Sure
-
: = ", TO me young II ought not 70 De DAY
r. severity and prfvatiOn, aud consequently {
~ disgust.
'lyl SUGGESTIVE most important element {
N. success is economy-ecOnomy of money an
Us economy Of time. BY economy We do NJ