The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06

soad y good portion o. the way, sne o,nce 'sy
reaches Eastern markets by railway.
mRAxeus PASSING rsnoUdl TuusuLS yoR PrHoIz-
Even in the prsssS. ssy sage q
Phole the number OF srange passing through me pacs
Mecca ns SS
arrived &C. and S ATE, y sssn
quarters At The Bush House The Governor had come
Making
excursion 10 Pthole City for the benefit Of his health
H The q nc on
leyee given by the ladies' OF Nusvle at the Bush House.
sPEEcR FROM GOvHRNoR ysSroN.
In the evening ne seronaded nrst by gee club Of
colored singers next by club Of white vocasts,
some Of whom were strangers IN rtusvile The Cover
little speech He referred to his early experience in this
region Of country It's them unknown condition, its pres
emit wonderful development Of wealth, the return Of
peace the freedom Of the slave, and the glorious future
awaiting again united country. There were loud
calls for General Harvey but that gentleman had retired
Ing the Governor the recipient Of Inequalities ex-
tended BY the leading spirit Of Young America In Titus
vlle-ML =. H. Crittenden-a relative Of the departed
WILL THERE BIZ ANOTHER cRAsHi
There IL certainly considerable speculation still going
yet There Is large amount Of good territory offered
but u " mostly undeveloped; and those who invest
snSSd DO 50 with caution for there BE- snOhs,
Of svinding oil men In the East has had wholesome
eject here; FOR II . man known TO be oil bounty
TO leave. fs.
RELIGIOUS.
feeling 10 The Churches se ali %s
particularly the First Presbyterian and the Catholic.
IN the former handsome new organ, built by
presented 70 the church BY Dr. VIM Jennngs, of this
place and is certainly 1ne instrument have heard
y. cunng snS seFvces wnen Mrs A. W Coburn, formerly
np A a. fu ala frOu
Boston, but has resided in Tusvlle for three years.
an active member Of the church. and 10 doing extern
posted in all matters pertaining to that article. The
Catholic church has recently received large additions to
it, nInSsrs people OF that persuasion having lately
ras PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A word more about the First Presbyterian church, in
edfce has lately been finished It is situated on Franklin
street, near the centre Of the town. The exterior not
30 attractive as the INTERIOR In which about i've hundred
worshippers are capable Of being seated. The wood
work throughout Is finished IN imitation of oak, the
windows Of stained glass and the walls and ceiling
The rich Presbyteransn Petrolia should help qudate It,
wRALrHiDT INRABITANTs AND BOW THEY IMPROVE HE
II 10 very queer but II is fact that in most cases in
Petroa where thriving villages have suddenly sprung
into existence some Of the Oldest and most opulent
proyements Il is true they put up handsome and sub
santa buildings particularly for banking and business
purposes; but In the one case they do splendid bust
did business by demanding exorbitant rents There is
one family, the weathiest In this place, who among
face Of the principal thoroughfare BY allowing peanut
and vegetable stand 70 be attached to the bank building
a. corner where there is more passing than at any
point IN the place They get good rent for the spot
which is three. cornered one Ike the top Of o toby
but the ia wanted for the convenience or pedes
the town for the improvement Of the sidewalk the town
should buy H. and erect monument upon IL with suit
able inscription.
rrusvlxE As A NEW COUNTY sEAr
There 10 strong movement on foot 10 Titusvle to
erect new county out Of parts Of Crawford venango
and Warren and constitute Titusvile the county seat
Ttusville has heretofore been Of walaower vege
tating in remote corner Of Crawford county But that
was when she was Of no particular account in regard to
the Of large amount Of wealth she feels her oats
and s putting on metropolitan ARA
WHY enR SHOULD.
Titusville right and will accomplish her purpose
the oil fSsss DO not 60 back on her You should see
passable You should see the riding party OF ladies
gentlemen that leaves the Bush House every pleasant
evening You should Behold the black velvet dresses
the smiling faces the accomplished chevaiers, the
1ne horses, and all those things You should see
The ladies' Of Iusys promenade in front Of the bush
Streets See the amount Of Business daily t.nsacteG
where everything s conducted upon enlarged and
elegant New York plan You should 60 to the theatre
S es ''s You into oe COTS and little
sanctum Take fish or bird game dinner prepared BY
the venerable Dr. Davis Meet parties from New York,
lively hum Of speculation. Read the Daily Morning
Herad-recently established, and already become one
OF tho nsSGp S OF sGe place YoI should see
same line to satisfy yourself that Ttusve ID putting
fashionable and metropolitan airs, and Is eminently ent
Pennsylvania Neadvle of course opposed to IT, but
Meadville is inclined to be lazy well as Jealous and
II had not been for the enterprise OF the Atlantic and
Grpat Weete Ould mi have
maintained only her ancient and patrafchal supremacy
over the towns In this region.
nTUsvIliE BRgvIrIEs
Although ''old wine needs bush" Ii certain that
the Bush House In Ttusville needs old wine.
10 be &c
seat $500 70 800 persons.
There are great many good leases offered for sale in
T,usvile and some elsewhere from which parties desire
J. ". sherman, Eco, very successful oil operator,
who has been resident Of rtusville, leaves In few
There 10 demand for lager beer brewery In Titus.
vlle There Is growing demand for the article and IL
cannot be shipped here In good order or with pro0t
On one evening at vuitee Qunn's st. Nicholas vaults
there were representatives from tho following states
California, Assachlsets New Jersey Ohio Connecticut
New York, and Iarpist band from italy, besides 4
large gathering OF the oil nabobs Of Petroiia The 81.
Nicholas receipts have reached as high as two hundred
Old whale oil casks are esd TO DO the best thing to ship
petroleum In Robbins new hermetical barrel is COM
avs ~ svBuos 6Ho4eeahy sSon sus~oB sAo s"1se -
tho oil depots.
Some Of the New York houses In usvile do not wish
their receipts TO be reported fearing composition. II
seems as II the business would be increased thereby.
Shake the most ordinary looking man here who wants TO
make purchase and the sreenbacks ~ forth like leaves
In an aukumn wind
There good race track near Ttusvile There Is TO
be purse OF four thousand dollars offered there next
fall, which will compensate the owners OF some Of the
Eastern fast nags TO pay Titusville visit. 'sl 4
Although, as general thing, Titusvle deserves The
credit Of being among the most vruous places in Odom
yet the little okers and the big gambling managers have
initiating the example OF the watering places made their
appearance. They do not make any display near
a. much as you will find at any time on Broadway.
~ MORE ABOUT P1rHotK.
There are reports Of fresh wells being struck on Pit
hole large tract nearly one milo In extent on Pitholo
creek, running above Prather's MILL which is about o
mile below the United States WELL is being developed by
the PHILIPPE Petroleum Company Of New York. Six or
eight wells are going down.
REnARKABLE srRfKRs.
Bennehof run has suddenly grown into considerable
Importance. The run emptes Into Oil creek, near Pc
troleum Centre, Washington McClintock farm. There
are Eve flowing wells and eleven wells going down
ALI the deyelopmonta have been made since tho 22d Of