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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06

Five Omcers Of th~ Japanese Navy at tie Me-
tropsiitan usteislThetv Appearance aud
Piaas-Obiecs Of their Visit 60 the Css'ed
states.
Among passengers Who r~csnsy reached this pm BY
tho cy of Paris. Ave Japans-s subjects, who have
d country a. the conclusion ~ tnopaAn tour
for he purpose q studying tho language customs and AMY
and navy systems Of tbs United ktss The tsiingaaA~d
guests Who present stopping "a sAs Meiropoan Hotel
~ onees In he japanese nav. Their names Cap
She nads Captain iIsss m--to and LieatenAns oAs
ye sda and Ka do. In sppszS4nss thsy b~ar ocs-
resemblance 10 The members Of embassy Who visited
Anencs sonie year. ssncs AL u usm, se-sysr n*ng
cfsns dress aud scrupaoffy avoiding die
play % 0utAnfah tciletA IrO o the nutaDer
YOUTH. title thsir - Mons riddle AGED nsy
ali ntegrnt aud ANXIOUS ~ obtain lnforlnan
upon sabsC of gnera lsisrss gui being unable 70
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make thepselves un1s.ocf. 20 comp rrhend s e.
ulauailnus whFh volunteered all ssire rgstefdAy
.nefp0on the sruiied through BroadwAy Mrl
rttraes~f mneh attention. They viii probably remain
the and viii then proceed Wan
inntob prasspi frrsdrnt Johnson asf a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06

Fse~utiss Of Your Nesro~s M uDpcv Masi
hsroush, Ma. en- she Id isss.. fer MsrAss
scene. at the Gaiiesv. The Csufc.sien.

hsroash, Nd. Sn ths I'd tust.. Ter MsrASs
scene. at the Gaiiesvs- The Csufrssien.
fCorr~popdsuee o. tho Warrington s,asl
Urru MAaLsunocan. Nd, Nov. O. Isss
Hardly had hr s.Ase Ieis yss.srdAy aiss.eos befo,s
~asons ana bvgTee most NJ them summoned ny the
shenn arrived 10 io-s psy srmsd Gin
s. S,s %g, - srpss'ea he ss:. ssss -.os
crowded H. oNrrnawinF and ,hs about tho court
house animated one, ~her- ,s sheriff and dsps
les we're busy sislng distractions
connirIn, - rrN rsisosrw
Rev W K'rShss tsd sn inieryie~ u soms length
~in Tho praoper Yesterday afternoon. p1ai~s and
Lntsett .aTh 0xhbsi~d feeling but The Others
we're rather Hoca Las, nhi, While tho psspsra,ious
b~ing sds absst th. ROOM tho pr~onssw
suog several hymau Ansobs them - SAINT 60 20 70
New Jorusalem." FROM the n0psnfuI manner In wLlss
,h.y sans 90 syiaoni thai they had commenced "a
rnsrAnsrosa vos rms rrrorrpv
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number - wbon nouo'sa-pees erseisd IN .
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whom fTess wsstinrtop snd tho adjoining
ties a large proportoa heinz eoiossd Ghs prsossf,
made a request Va, ssesmg that should have
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ARMY BULLETIN.


o., :, EhlnvED
nIe'ss .nIonei ~; .ossNeh, MAJOR henth tnHea
u 1s has pssb ,e.sseu ION we uuiles q
sor. Norm tsro,na v WIG ""'''a'' '0"'AA'u q
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srried into effect. win be but another instancs
In the black British perdy l,gaxlng murder
and. whereas the spirit q the age, and as
OF the American pcopand OF It's government
opposed to such onrnges UPON humanity, pfosIes~
civilization and the 81 human liberty as has bern
exemphed only recently but OCCASION
wbrn their phanthropc excrtions nation could Do up
Piled in the ansorauon OF oppressed mankind and nalo
alities; therefore
BE resolved, That shall wage long Almighty
God permits exist the hereditary enemy OF our
until the obJe. nearest sartsthe .inan
cipaiion OF Ireland from the CALLING yoke OF tho Anglo
Norman robber-is attained.
Resolved That while not disposed 10 interfere ~
the domestic private the Canadians brthsh
as Teope, determined To overthrow british msras
In 1and and IL that end pledge lives, sacred
honor and all possess In this world.
Resolved, That most heartily rejoice at the dismissal
from Office Of W A. formerly United states Dsrct
Attorney for the Northern district Of this state ana That az
gratitude has been characteristics
pe, pledge ourselves bear mind and call upon
our brethren throughout the state dokewlse the
action OF the government OF this country
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NAVY BULLETIN.

Of.r tFiN nEsgHAsAtf
Or - Acting AssssnoL ssrfeso a. Z. rowsf, V
Cats IRON u>rsnsf '. Mate ". chnds g. date ron
(rtsocs ~. Aut,ur Voani4~r Lieutenant Commander
James Mach srnId, ipn ootoe>r ~ Arfans EnasD O
g. wnb1s, from l,csgsss ~
On - ---Acins ksSgp chsr~ d wsisor, TO ,b-
Assuissy; Midxhiylpsr knsss Naistmsn % ibe tscra
nesto
Dsrstr~e
6or "A Ao'Irr fbt,d As~ssaal ynxins-r william n
ycnh'os troa the csHst y. $40 aS1efes v he DNnoah
s.a.s u Aesns Tn 'rd Assistant HDg Jobs
g. Ora vvct from the svr - ax rrdsred D. The Oss
pee; n sts hc1sy Rcaesp, a'son fhs Now Hampshire
ssa srs.su tesss of Ab%encs Aetins rnrd Assistant
nag cesr wn j. hsses from khs psaE,djl ana sssnssd
have " kps~no<
placed % r.p rxryrgr fvr
Or TO- RAJ Admiral Treodcrss Bsifey ssd rorsno
Sc~s 1horss a. fslnlec, ssAr ~ OF - Ayascs Laws
y Hvsssr, "a asse feop Oct =. IFs
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GEN. BUTLER At sEwBuRYPORT, HASS.
SPECIAL rttlsssn 10 TINE NEW ysax HERALD
Tho Here of Fort FISHER Successful IN haktss
speech He Keit~rates his Charges Aaaisss
the Pr~sident-Thr soatb Mast Accepts the
Constitutional Amendments.

the Pr~-idrni-Thr seaib Mast Accepts she
Constitutional Amendments.
kgvIuroar. Ssss, Nov 9, 1900
An immense audience gathered hero 70 aight Ia
hear General Batter, Who has Just returned from ths
west Ia the Of long reply 10 tho recent etles
Of Adntant General soho~lef declining TO vote for him
for Congress- he reiterated h charges against Tho Pres
dent, and sidcacd the ideA thai tho impeachment
trial q tho President woud produce anarchy and civil
The senate, ha remarked, could call iron this
army and tho militia and ltE call would be promptly
Anssered No disturbance would 10 created thar,
would arise from the trial ~ . drunken tailor by
police judge. Br charged tho Prssdsnt with . dssigb
usurp kiney power and pointed 10 his dsnuneissab
OF Congress example " what In always tho pre-.
cursor u such uAurpaiion The republican parry, hs
raid now educated Up 10 tho IDEAS AZ frcedom,
juaics aud equal nights for all men. and became
copscryaiiys II wcad 40 down tho Democratic party
had CONS Abiding 10 the constitutional afnsudmsnk
hs ssd the South must nocept u speedity sO avoid
the imposition % much harder tssms Ba pspAbees1
hgtt future for tho eouBlry relsvsd from slavery and
case aud spoke ~ the peosfai expansion Of w power
the whole continent rsspls fsom tiss
laws ~ sravlta,on 10 closing hs sgoks sioqueusiy Of
the courage snd hdslty " negro troops, A0A nsds
appeal for i'm part al suffrage.
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an parts Taxes are collected without trouble The
Emperor has Issued decree conascsnF the properly o
residents and MI who openly or severity ~id the
liberals 4E
The lmpcaiis,s defeated 800 liberals near Vera Lrnz
taking 300 prisoners. Bustness good Al Vera ,su1
The Emperor paying arbs ~ fast A. the claims were
presented.
Canaer aud Tapia negotiating hut conld not
agree. ,anaes intoKsAtcd ana unable do busi
nos.
The French Scg nnots anbouncef q embark hal lsfi
for tue intoIiug Eight hpnirsd mon whosc torn had
expired, had enlisted In Msnlmllians army
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btrgrn, Noy =, 1909.
Considerable escsrna,, s.s,ei 10 have prevailed al
Fort IRE last niss' N expectation ofs F.nan raid The
oansa Of The TAro sses been the arrival Of the
tnsd tiaies steamer Michigan which has come 10 re-
store he fenisn osptsrsd June, and penan
demonstration sunday sfisrpDon IN the iron work
p"nou % le city, where Senator Morrison and other
prom arns feniars made speeches Aftsr Oh. nesting
the ctowd followed the spszker~ le cd thonxn
sog.s Jon nrstrstior wss 20 be made.
person hsvi,g pme gold about hin was as'zrd a.
Brush cry hni sss rescued befnrc bcing badly upcd
Special def ACT w. the Eypssss from pot@lan, Nsw
iorti Ne rsaentr ~ Dlssroi Attorney Tart, demos
VIA hs hAs ben removed, a. hos bsrn reported
hs osryisy .stsr that sfndsvits going prove the
frrnss ~ tna H8f W sruals1n. unter snn.
'-fe- = sSass "A Tcrnso, have bsp forwarded w1h
fln.tcu
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The sb.ve race closely contested tbrooehoui. I'D
afforded much pIsasnrs and srctssu, 70 The specss~
Baekskin ~ss The favorts against the fei ODDS RE-
vions 70 IN. STAR bot AFTER the frrs heat which Dc
rnsre won The odds changed in her fayor ADD shs hs1
tbc call over the others Bocsssin the e>cops ss1
hlrd h-atx but the do~~ mat therr %
Offers 70 ny any more mocey HIM The mar. wpn
us foayth head Nv half lsnxth, sad then eGcfs ~
winning wsnt bssginG despsssts bssL 10 which Ter
and Baekskn In collision And s<s ssb picss "
several ~ TIE spores ~ thris suss~s W
Bacnkln, ~ the srest delight Of hs bsessr
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THE WAR In PARAGUAY.
.-.sr--ss~.a~
ALLIED ASSAULT ON FORT CURAPAITY
-.-<N,-r-
The Allies Repulsed with
Frightful Slaughter.
SEVERAL CUSBOATS DISABLED.
Special Gable Telegram to the New
York Herald.


RIO JA,xlao, Del, 10. 1904
Another uAilie took p,ara q, Fort cnrspaisy on
I'D o. September.
The Funbcsn ENGAGED ,hr fort from tho rver, whil'
The allied sorinIug columns attacked tho Paragnyan
lines In tia midst shower Of grape and mushe,ry,
and uoby captured ,Ee Grs, parallels
Thoy failed, hoecvef, 20 takc tho second, and
compelled to retire ar having sustained iors Of ~.
thousand men, and having tad several sunboAls a.
aboi
General fioros Hontcydco with tho rsat 81
tho Oriental army.
Great excitement prev AHA
Further operations cpstrnded.
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Hfvsko, y r. Nov. ,, ts#
49, s-nian mss u,eerng hcia here on Saturday night
ibs nscvinx rssos1iens we've s5.,s~a With great en-
th6ysta.-
wb.rAs fss w@s.sa srrksrhyoa. sr-upsthslnx ~th
Nef srrthren eos6~nfnes eesrh III Cansas. srs
0tss VIA sff hslA ~ benatas n psons rrri.nf
Euxani 80 tsssas .rf Ibis meeting convened fgr
she pufgur n rvtrs ~tyrrsuoH m nsned degree a.
tss ~sta - pser 10 ~ uns~rxzI korrs~ sr4
ssu.' sa-ssssed ~ Al ssshneu swsisss srOsrsr,
yfAn1 "a sd ayvts stt~nVss NJ E4fiss Csnsgssr
ssts ,-sg fste swsy ard4f sks sssss.~A sr.~sv -
s~ d n,. n ssy-ps % ststnits6 sss<s sss vfsA II
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eas pnss0~o Nv ~
ne w'H tn~sr ssss co0vtpss hs aissas< -.
~.evss 10 onwsn sss - ~. rsefe csa0~~a~S
s<s~sssiss sssisr ~sAesaos = 80 .s - Hss~s.
tsr.< sssg- hssay y ~ fsss hrss - rss', s''
ts@t tive is ~~s a. ~ frf.sr c~fsg err tsss-
/. pc ~ ssiist ;. ss~s1 e sa.s = tsy ~ hfJ
a.sA s~s ss4s.s
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rM casps n ussssSpr.

rsv 0sfssss, Nov s. fsss
Hssves MAJOR General wood, As~ss~ns esp~rnsssssSs
~ the gr~e6mrns Burcau fos h0spps ssys the ersss
Ia s~eusrp vfii sGoxst 70 csnssssahy lsH tkas ~
cost Of Efodprsos. ed aatep ssss mech prvsee thew
from. ~ 49, Dssseuso~s fNss The sssxsr<ss skas -
shsssss NJ sass !" ssyess zoe vssss sssr sspsa
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Foainn Mass Meeting In Indinnay s-Iset ALI
niion Threatened. tEc.

.--------- INUtNNAFUiIF, NOV y IVoU-
AT tho Fenan meeting last night resolutions wese
adopted declaring that the Fenans OF America dehany
assert that tho convection Of Colonel Lynch and the Rev
Mr. Mcsahon win bc made tho bugle note which will
lead our army Of Irshmcn who will drive the
tige OF British power from the American connnent and
II further convictions and NJ fenians held
by Canadian authorit es DO continued, plrdgc our
lives, liberties and sacrsd honor avango hefn, not
alone upon the valiant Queens Own, but 70 die the
last yestse OF yrAnnoas English swept from tho
rfh
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Onl-iaI CONFIRMATION ~ ua>jmu'ss'- Az
dirnfi.n.


wUmsera, vo- s issg
Eslu,r Romero = diy received Tie fsnoring laiAf
by wsy % se~ orsanf
yguA crrr oct y iyH
Masinnilian l.f The ,,y n msrco o. ~ 7ia instant,
rrsgning verbally In fasor of Gsnefai Bazass General
Baxsins sndeavord - persoiss him 70 delay hs De-
par,ure until General oasslnrass arrival 81 b. dccn
3D. and escored by ,st, Hundred Autrsss proceeded
10 Omaha by Gross rpai. avola meeting 9Th esssrsl
Casselnesa IL resche,l On4aba yesterday and
per,ed here iomorrus The cspssin o. ne Aptsss
frga.e DsndoIa stas, thai - soon HASmn.AB srrss
be win ., once lssve ~ E4ro?a It's 80 ths. sar,.
milan ~ill pabish 70. aay manifesto 81 or,ah~
ceperai csstslnsaa r,srhed Ne city " Asnlcs eon
after Mnim ni.n sf sB1 ,oos pos-~ca y no ysisos
aud spsumed he 'rsin,' " govsrsmeuA
The yrench so'ds- who has entered snj~r ysrimi
Hans oolora s b. rviu'ncd 70 yrsre- .sns'ai
tartclneau'a influence
sssssi poraro pv sss cay,ur-c he ~ = oslss,
,sHins al tLs sralsry srmuu,soe, msD 80 sappiAos
Move ~ the Wa, % Brs-~ssviiIe W has Car
Issta Issssa~A to Es.~t 90 H~r M,~.tsw.-
nganissslIss LAWNS rp fsv Hsin, Oss.-.
sasaie4 ssA Tspis Nssssiaf,ss~ Reg~gtsd
Rs-k~is.s~~ss 81 Veterans ~ Tssimntnn's
New Array.
BrswHsvfis assss 70 tss u, esy ~ ssStas " 10.
isss sud vsrs cras The isA on haze ssss resolved
u crv>sas sys the yspves ui~i0u 70 sssnss1
IRON ynscs oneern fsr W mr~rsl -py orsssirlas IN
nsssso: ssv csrsrst 10 fhsf Ia risss a psssis~ "a
pssspsos astl AprB ,hs rssrs ~ ths sspssassssy
ssvps sss 10 .rs~na ne tina fos fhs g~y~~n, - ~.
hs ssss,@ nss@s..s - ssrs -. .s..s,. J.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

orxyssrowr, Nov 8, 1909.
The steafnship Malta, from New York October ~.
arrived io-dsy and proceeded 70 Liverpool
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TU RkE =.

a Ussted states Squadron Expected In tho
Enstern Waters.
CONFERENCE.-The, Nov q, $780,
United States squadron Ia expected IN Turkish
WAterA sts tafsA4
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R U STA.

Renewal Of the War In Bokhara.
~gM ct PETERSBURG, Nov 8, 1895
ne war isrcnewed In Bokhma and the Russian forces
AAvs besieged and taken the city Of Urturbe.
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E u R 0 Pc.
News by the Cable to Monday,
November 5.
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pal Corruption In New York
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War Movements Of Russia and
Sr France in Asia.
An american Squadron Expected in
the Waters Of Turkey.
Tue MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
ENGLAND.
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The I.andon Times the Executive Govern
nscns nnd Fraschises of New York.
LONDON Nov 5-Evening.
me london TIMER to-day, In an editorial exposes the
sssvpton Of the New York State and city governments
M with warning agalns, the extension Of pot
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RUSSIA.
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Renewal oil the War In Bokhnra.
.~MgMM U ST PEuHssURo, Nov 8, 1895.
me- war IN rcnewed in Bokhara and the Russian forces
Aavs sesieged and taken the city Of Urtnrbe.
FRANCE IN EASTERN ASIA.
Decfarafien Of War Against Corea.
LosDor Nov t-Evenng
telegram from rsn China, says that tho French
have declared against Corea
TURKEY.
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n U.sted state. Squadron Expected In tho
~ Eastern Waters.
CONFERENCE.-The. Nov. q, 1851.
A United States squadron ia expected IN Turkish
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
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1usea Isabella Of spain Offers 10 Shelter the
sNet.a~. Pope.
NApHD, Nov. g. 1884
ne Queen ~ SPAN has made oasS 10 Tie Pops Of
ssaAsace at Granada and Spanish vessels Of war sse
phnssA q hi diepoeal IN case Of emergency.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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The I.s.dss Money Market.
#ta s m IoSDos Nov 8, 1893
Consols are quoted a. sss. for money.
AssH,cAS sscrRIusa
LONDON, Nov ., 1850
No following are the current prices Of American
surtties:-
Omitted States I'VE twentes. ...................6 go
Ere Railway shares. bI
0hAom CcnirAs. .JIA
LONDON, Nov. b-Evening
ysnsoe Tor money ........................ 69k
United States vetwenies. .............. oSA
uhpoA Central shares. ...................-.... "
Liverpool COTTON Market.
IavERroor, Nov ., 1895
The cotton market Ia nrm. The salcs day sum up
AeO0 bales Kidding upands quoted at 1870.
Liverpool Br~admuns Market.
*hw LnsRFom, Nov. b--Evening
1ns market for breadstuns ID easy.
Liverpool Produce Market.
.st Iynlroo, Nov. 6-Evenns
rAiIow firm Petroleum nat
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
orKrssrows Nov. 8, 1860
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sAs LsAdM Times on Executive and 1unic
pal Corruption In New York.
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The I.andon Times the Executive Govern
nsrns nnd Fraschises of New York.
LosDos Nov. 5-Evening.
me london TIMER to-day, in an editorial exposes the
usspon Of the New York State and city governments
M closes with warning agans, the extension Of poii
sai DexeI.
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FRANCE IN EASTERN ASIA.

Deciarafion Of War Against COrea.
LosDOr Nov. b-Even,ng.
telegram from Ten Tan, China, says that tho French
have declared war against Core&
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tbrrs ~ ave, in harness.
D Pnfer entered ban q Buckskin...... = q
George Nelson entered IN. Lottlo...... 81
Mr. ssmmis entered bib. q T,io....... , . y
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

assea Isabella Of spain Offers to Shelter the
ea-ae.sea Pope.
NApRED, Nov. q, 1884
ne Queen ~ SPAN has made oass 10 he Rsps Of
ssaAsace Ut Granada. and Spanish vessels Of war
OaAssA = hi dispoeAi N case Of emergency.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

Liverpool COf0n MnrEet.
LIvERroor, Nov. o. 1906.
The cotton market Ia nrm- The salcs to-day sum up
AsO0 bales MiddIing upands are quoted at l6s4d.
Liverpool Br~ad~suns Market.
*tw LssRrooi, Nov b--Evening.
The market for breadsluns IL easy.
Liverpool Produce Market.
..st Lrnrooi, Nov. 6-Evenlns
rnliow firm Petroleum nat
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-25
Painted Lightning Rods.

We are advised. by high scientific author
ity, that the conducting power Of light
ming rod is affected in proportion as it is
coated with impurities of any character.
If electricity, in its passage to the earth,
passed into the conductor, there might be
some reason to suppose that paint would
not interfere with it; but when it has been
demonstrated by scientific investigation
that it resides only upon its exterior surface,
we are not loss to understand why the
surface of lightning rod must be free from
such impurities.