The New York herald., 1866-11-28

points u objection BY asking whstAer Mayor
Monroe and his police ars 10 be The judges h
New Orleans IN such case.
Grsslsys declaration Of principles has ss
least the merit or candor. In this view It 10 In
refreshing contrast Win Harris ssd Morgan,
who are both non-oomnittal pellticiana, upon
whose position no man can safely pin his fAith.
We moline 10 The opinion that Il viii help him
with tho members Of the Legislature from tas
rural districts, 70 whom he l. 20 well known -
An s0lcisat worker Ia the republican causs,
saA with whom his blunt, Straightforward
enuncistisa Of principles will Ss likely to DO
popular. AZ al events he can be depended
upon - nrm opponent Of tho Jacobin pro-
graume Of hanging and Impeachment, and -
bis influence iA 10 Senate would be far greater
than that u soore Of MorSens and Harrisss
combined Il u probable thaE he will receive
the support Of all who are opposed 70 tho radi-
cal policy Of Ben Butler and Thsd Stsvsns. Il
y to be presumed that Seaa4sr Morgan, from
hh position and associations, would dsplose
ths. turmoil and disturbance threatsned BY the
course Of mo Jacebin leaders In Congress; and
~ As must be well aware that Greeley would
b IN active and eaacient opboaeat or the
revolutionary policy Of tAsss agitAsors, II u 10
be hoped that be viii study tho welfare Of the
city hs represents and resign his position, 80
that the main di1aoulty IN tho wsy Of Grseley's
success may be removed.
Tm FzsAA UrzzsMa IN IaELASD-IxroErASr
Nnws II Tm CABLE FROM ENuLAND.-The
Fsnians are up In Ireland. The revolution
which has been promised and threatsned so
long has already burst upon England. or else
tho people and authorities Of Great Britain
have boon badly frightened BY the shadow Of
that coming event Our despatohes by the
cable announce that London b alive with the
sensation; that the rebellion has assumed
threatening proportions; that two more regi-
msnts Of troops, large dstachments Of marines
and parts Of the navy have been urgently
ordered to Ireland" Stephens is believed to
be actually In Ireland, or near at hand, to
direct the Fenians, and already . serious out
break has occurred, but Of which We have no
details,
The London papers Of yesterday morning
Are full Of comments on the uprising, though
they give no particulars Of the outbreak which
is referred to-. The bitterest language il en-
ployed BY all ofthem and declarations are made
that mo mercy" shall be shown. The London
Times says the rebels must be stamped out"
like the cattle plague, which was done by
alauehtering tho diseased cattle; tho Nescs
claims that the government must act promptly
and with "relsntless hand" the Tslsgvoph
wants to use "an iron heel" and tho Standard
says the captured Fsnians should be left to
the extreme rigor Of tho lsw," while tho organ
Of Earl Derby announces positively thai no
mercy VIII be shown to those who are cap
tured.
Tho people here will look with the utmost I'm
patience for tho further particulars Of Whist
thus early promises to be revolution Of moro
than ordinary dimensions and Of absorbing
interest. The United States will feel the more
interested In the Fenian struggle since the
English papers insist ON intimating that Great
Britain entertains evil designs against rs. A
semi-ofacial organ, the GIobs, announces that
bCElOuo QimCulbIO0 Win AmOLlCS WEo ~ buo UO6
tom Of tho Fenian movements, and Il is also
announced that Minister Adams has made .
positive demand for the payment Of the Ala
bama claima But England will soon learn
wisdom after the FIRST Hnsh Of excitement il
over; for she knows we'll enough that rebel
lion In Ireland and war with the United
States are more than she can stand.
The BRooxLYN FERRY DIsAsrER-To the
simple fact that the ferryboat destroyed by
IRE at the Williamsburg ferry ON Monday even
Ing was on her way to this city instead Of going
to the Brooklyn side when the disaster
occurred we are indebted for the providendal
escape Of. hundreds Of people. Had the fire
broke out when the boat was on the return
trip TO Williamsburg not . soul Of the vast
crowd which at that hour flls the boats from
stem to stern would have been saved. It Is
not due to any precsuton on the part Of the
ferry company that We are happily enabled to
record no loss Of lifen on this occasion; for