Washington telegraph., 1853-12-28
orr New York Correspondence.
NEw Yosk. Dee. :. tSN


y- Elnor: The Presidents rassssss was X
aJ in this city yeSseFiay, almost Sl'9aleansee1s-
sue:.h sueu - ;ts delivery 10 CaagreSS, Copies had
VIZ "i.--s-iopslv Transmitted u tae PoSt-maSesr,
OeTl ttributed TO the editors oi tue yartaas 1altY
u - " imuediatelv after the aRuOuneeaassst by
PIprr,nh that the original document VeS dsSlSSE~
- Congress; but. II the -Feas a>eoc8S1Nlsas Of
eu urthy post-aaSter, aS Nteil &> ct ali the ee@sr
Ou, ,-rqner publishers tae ner>-aoyS were cTyllss
hoTtr, Tr5aae and extra Ilsses thFocSa the
'.e - with the Presidents InsSSaSe before sae
sntborized copies could ee alSsrio0ssNts ami tae
a., Sun soon followed St1s> Iee oteer papers
-a Of course. an hour more behIH3-Aan9> ae-
ei;ng 70 the rapdlty with Which their compoS-
could set up and their presses work eG toe
IU,' ,n1r,sn The rage Of the Essa-{, tue Er1resS
,,,,,rriaI .lrer.iSgr and other papers Is IN
tne t1ne.-;bable. and they reaIv have lust yroan3 Of
u.i.;nt for in matter Of this sorc 1 the lo0r-
oIs should have been treated abSe- | think il
na i;sa ;mnossIbIe that aay officer OF the govern
qart ran have counIved a partralIev, Soaae
outsider must have contrtVed 10 CRIB two or
.b-se of those copies whfca were sent tom Wash
;n1ton to this port, to be dispatched 70 California
by tbe steamer which sailed yesterGays and Be
,s+ have sold these copies 70 the T6gneS aud Tlt-
I',a, f,r a valuable consideration The Pres5-
Iant;s views Of the Paei6c Railroad project gives
General satisfaction; and there san ae no Goc5e
81 CONGRESS will concur with bIJn. He Ilssfv
osSarts that wherever pirate enterprise VIII
al it's most wise t0F TIE General Goyernuens
- Ia3ve TO that and % individual watcasllness,
.I location and execution Of al means O couaau-
r;cation." But be ads, that IT ToUld seem both
oxna5sn: and proper, Il an economical and prae-
esbIe route shall be found % ali by al conSeles-
tional means in the construction 81 , Foad wblcA
viii mite, by speedy transit, tue populations 81
49, f--r,
these opinions of the Executive there can be little
doubt that Congress will paSs a general Railrcad
Act. authorizing any pirate company 10 construct
= railway to the PacIE-. Go1a-Iu- tae ueceSSarv
nnblic lands. and ulakIa- proper appropriations
tor +he conveyance OF the mails. Ct government
stores. military ard naval supplies, Sc And Ia
that event we nav expect 70 see the New York
and San Francisco ComPauv- Of which Hon Levi
s Chatiald IS President, Iure6Iaoelv commence
operations The message seems q be seaerailv
commended 1t IS 4 much more diplomatic doc
ument than the Inaugural Many OF the ulost
imDortan passages Will bear that touala eoGstruc-
ton which was supposed to be characteristic Of
the State Papers written BY Mr. Van BUreu-
remember TO have written soma SIX years
ago an article descriptive Of the manufacture and
uses OF Tudia-ru5ber. I GIG Ro5 then think that
that coulparativeIF valuable article would be -
soon entirely superseded by sgas5arce- the uer-
its of which were Just beginning % Dc known u
those engaged II testing Is applicability 70 the
various purposes for which ruo7er Is used. GJzsed
Percha IS now throwing Iad5a-rU5ber Iaco the
shade Rubber has bad its day 1t was 4 great
discovery and an grasetl- b1- the benefits eaTe
kerved from il and ucw thai 1t Is gong out Of
date DO not taiak Il would Be generous tor ne
to dwell upou its defects TrJs u smells bad aad
gets sticky in warm weather, bu. &. haS often ksps
nv feet dry. 50 peace 70 is zslesI [.ldIa-E,b5er
has made fortunes tor hundreds OF Manufacturers
and dealers who are EaE making NJ their minds
to smaller incomes Many o. them are becoming
interested IN the Gutta Pereha patents of VIZ
Rider and viii no doubt make even mora money
in this way than they did In the rubber 1rlde-
Rider is the real Inveater ot many Ok Good wears
patents He was with GOODYEAR uauv wears and
only left hIm when. having made s,1ue expert
ments in Gut-a Percha- ha Became convinced raae
it was bound ultimately. 70 drive rubber from the
field. IN many departments Of IlIlStrv. and ID
equal it in all the res
Circumstances wh5sa have recently era1s,iraeI
have called public attention 70 sad Svsta, n tie
higher educational institutions IN this cItv There
are many young nad Of from I5 ID Is wears Of
age, whose friends. regardless OF the real Eeiara
OF their charges. administer Z, tGzlr extrva aauce
in manner at once surprising and laneaca1le
The evil does not stop with them Those OF less
rush with them into dissipation and ruiu- Ia razu
are appeals made 70 tue feelings Of these i1-ls.--
ed young men They care nothing for waou
they npoverish. 30 l5ag as they can oa5ain t1s
means of lnda.gJRg their vicious FrO7easIEIzs-
Other students who have 10 rich trends and 1u-
slender private resources, ara n the u=aaV= aLs.
placed in the most calling Positions CHaIIa ID
compete with their aristocratc Or pg-ocrasic COM
peers, they either return from College IN dIsr1-v.
or exc out most uncomfortable exis-elce- t.eF-
Ing themselves. often anil the jsars Of their
thoughtieSs associates tie .Gzries in v7z-a rsz-
classmates freely Iatgl-=- Those who va-ae 5he
welfare Of the rising gs1zrl=o VIII 10 well 10
avail themselves Of tbs lln-- If vouaz men are
sent to College il large el-F Ike New YORK
their purses should ae >srI-tI- but the. ssz
plan undoubtedly = % send them 70 the Taseisg
tons in villages or small towns where vice Is ros
so bold or attractive as It Is here
fogrs truly PETER PIKE