New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-20

- b MAYOR and Justice Taylor in secret, during
-, .vr,I witnesses were examined, also Morse the
accused himself. The latter having, as is understood
(bough we are officially advised of the act-asserted
On Wednesday that he Hoooksn Sunday the
5,h of July and did Miss Rogers that day but that
ne was at Staten Island, and remained there dunns the
whole Of SUNDAY night company with another female
aged about Il years of Moronsree,-the Mayor late on
Wednesday afternoon proceeded Staten Island and there
sceained that man resembling the accused mad lodged
public house that night and that gentee looking
oupg female wa in company with him, and also lodged IN
he same room Will Morse. To prove the correctness or
sty Of this statement, Morse induced to reveal the
anne of the Young LADY, who he said resided IN Morton
street and in the course Of Yesterday she was sought out
found brous hit to the Upper Police Office and examined
She stated as we unoicaly informed, that she was
bout II years Of age-had Morse once beore-oe
eved him be single and that on Sundey the 18th
f u he met her in Beeckegstreet and persuaded her TO
AXE an excursion with him Staten Island that they went
.arv in the afternoon about o'clock, to the Island
where Morse contrved while away the time with her IN
ii the last boat had left wien he pressed her to stay and
odge in the same room with him that night which she
fused but that on his threat expose her. AID on his plight
ing his honor that he would modest her. she consented
and did lodge in the same with him, in separate beds
ina, during the night he forfeited his pledge and came to
Ter bed end proceeded improper liberties which she re-
listed and ta, he proceeded force but that she
successfully resisted all his ef-ts that Monday forenoon
hey left the Island together and arrived in this city, when
ne accompanied her far the OF Barclay and
when he left her and returned home
IS confederation, the of the young lady as also
hat Of Morse in part understand that Messrs James
Conner William H. Hicks, X. Backer and ". J. Mckee
we're examined and all deposed that they saw Morse be-
,we5n and o'clock Sunday afternoon the 18th OF July
! IN Broadway in company with young lady, vending their
say toward. The Butery when Of the company address
my one Of the others said There coca Morse with your
| .r"
Froa, these several combinations c the story told by
Morse, and which go prove abb pretty clearly
established that the Police been again deceved-tat
Morse i. not the nan who with Miss Rogers
4ooken aud that guilty OF that charge, whatever
Else NAV be his sins He still, however, kept in custody,
4. there arc charges of assault and battery his wife, and
IF abandoning her vet against him. Ii is also rumored
third charge has will be preferred of the nature Of
which specifically advised As Morse then has
een found be not tho murderer the next question arises
who he and where is he be found This, we appre-
lend none the guilty and He who sees all things,
SHOWS bu, the Police determined endeavor still te
ind out The inquiry has been, thus far confined TO evl-
cnce relative the commission Of the crime Sunday
eyening Nigh, it not ask, have been committed on
Monday or Monday evening, early as Sunday
before We submit these questions for the authorities
% His Excellcncy tho rcnch Minister has fit
address the Secretary of the Treasury and through him
Congress- against the imposition of any
duties French productions contemplated BY the
now in The D,uter of
this equisi,on is unreasonable than the
offensive For had been proper the representative Of
Foreign Power address such paper the head of the
Treasury instead of the State Dcparment-whch latter
the only recognized medium of communication with Foreign
Governments-hOw grossly improper palpaby be
have him interfere directly with tho legislation of Congress
Legislation calculated only supply the necessary
of the Government Our Revenue deficient and Congress
about repcnishng by light and anorm duty nearly
every article admitted free of duty. Stop! says
ambassador, you this and that acle-they
the products of my country, and she will stand it,
If began yielding such representations where should
stop1 On what would the Revenue be riised ut all
But France should be the nation in the world push
herself forward this way She takes nohing-neyer did
take any thingo that she could produce home. She
admits Cotton, because she do it ruin her
own manufactures. Ditto Ashes She takes Tobacco
500 per and ought be thankful her for
doing In she mandates with Wines and Silks
at merely nominal duties. Our ports open very low
duties to any thing she chooses send and she takes OF
return just what she Compare the Tariffs OF the
countrieshes Astounding in virtual and positive pro-
hbitos admitting whatever she has sell very low
rates or free She :om the useful and
cessary staples take the useless and per-
ncious Injuries Yet France that shall
impose her import. Revenue Tariff OF twenty per
Very we'll: Perhaps she would like Nonntercour.e better.
II so, presume there will be objection
JoHS McKEos the excavations of your betrayed con-
s,ituen,s will follow your gnominous deertion your
in the crisis of the Bankrupt bill Holding tro lucrative
Offices you may dede the prayers Of the uafo
,uns;e but the lvenging hour will come
~ The Herald, after abusing Mr.. Clay, the Conserya-