New-York tribune., 1841-08-18
p-,v.,. co,T..Dopdeace ofthe Editor.


r., ;s % came on Monday Tuesday. This Is set
lied. probably not to be changed
7, viii raise tremendous the Senate. The House
will take il more calmly and hope the Senate will cool
after the first outbreak
We ought 60 pieces this internal Bank ques-
ton Congress save the Country and the Cause ii it
viii take things in good temper.
The Bankrupt bill will have close shave in the Senate
NeKeon, Oisrsr aad other LocoFoso Members
VINO profess be favor Of have gone home Roosevelt,
though to vote Tor the BILL with its enemies on
all incidental questions where the Yeas and Nays are not
called. twas great jeopardy Friday and but that 1t
vas got back into Committee would have been lost ePoH
all those questions where Ayes and Noes taken
Roosevelt voted with enemies Of the bill Ii the Bank
rpt bill passes the House the Land sll vii! pass the Senate
Cen VOL succeeds Gen SCOTT Jesup pushed hardf Tor
The place bu, bis Respects 70 Mrs Blair not now so
good recommendation formerly. Gen. Scott went for
MS old friend Gen Brady but the Pre,den thought he
too old for the active duties required Cs WORK. viii be
Inspector. General to succeed Gen Wool.
The Presden; is warmly favor of the Land and other
bills pending
We can get along very well for the present withou,
Bank If Congress will be wise and PATRIOTS.
In haste yours.
ARREST OF THE SUSPECTED MURDERER OF Miss Ro-
GERS Yesterday morning Officer Hicker of the Upper
Police Office arrived in this city the from Nor
wich, having in custody man namod Joseph W. Morse
xood5ngrayer late Of No 100 Nassau suspected Of be-
M concerned in the murder of Miss Mary c. Rogers ut Ho
6okcn on Sunday evening the 18th July lie arrested
AZ West Boylston miles from Worcester Massachu
sets on Sunday by the oficcrhaving been oeriag about
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arcs, letter was found in the Post Office Worcester d.
rec,ed 10 him. and written doubtless hy of his compan
ions in this city, informing hin of the examinations that
progressing here advising him shave of his whskers
change hi, dress and alter his appearance escape
detection and arrest This opened and read and tend
ed to strengthen the suspicious aganst him. As
ecd ne inquired what he arrested for and being
told assault and battery his WIFE he replied On is
that all. On being asked where he Sunday, the
18th july he FIRST said he Hoboken and the officer
echong the answer, he then said he tina, he
Staten Island lie conveyed the Upper Police Office
lnd committed Soon after he brought in the pres
nce of the Mayor and Justice Taylor and identified
gentlemen the person ,hey Hoboken O'Clock
On Sunday the 25th seated bench and conversing
with Miss Rogers. He also identified by Others but
was not examined touching the with which he stands
charged Several witnesses, however, examined in
the case in private and Mr. Daniel Payne the lover Of the
,rl vhs said he had boarded with Mr. Morse engrav
er in James st. but had with him for
wear or oe-went 20 and ascertain he the
the result of which did transpiro Morse assumes
considerable apathy and composue and macousy insnu-
aled that the gentlemen who identified him have been
ty the murder themselves and themselves
charged it upon HIM He will be examined to-day the
Upper Police before the Mayor and Justice Taylor in the
presence of the counsel he may select.
Morse a rather short but somewhat strongly built man,
handsome black whisker very neatly and fashionaby
dressed has been exceedingly icenous in his conduct the
companion of gamblers, and sometimes gambler himself
He frequent Of the of Mr. Anderson when
tended by Miss Rogers and evidently knew her we'll 1t
we'll understood that if guilty, he alone in the viola
ton and MURDER the cvidcnsc the inquest and Of Dr..
Cook before Mayor coacusvey prove that than
concerned
To discover and these accemplices is the bust
and duty OF the Police, though evidence yet OBJ
taned the guilt any others. The evidence agans,
Morse his being with the young lady the evening
shortly before her dcahhs absence from home all that
nshhis having left home day aier candestincy getting
his three trunks from his house his Office then into cab
and flying from the city the day alter the body discov
cred aud leaving his busincsshis changing his when
away, and the letter written to him at Worcester by his
friend in city, advising change of dress cutting off his
wh,kcrs, Mere however, will doubtless be elected
strengthen suspicion One of his apprentices applied yvs
terday the Police Office have his ndenures Cancelled
his absent and asonshed find him in
prison charged with murder To Justice Taylor, who
aged this business aided by the Mayor and the officer
who pursuit grea, praise is due for the udiciOus
which they conducted the affair successful
suit Whatever additional information is elected shall
hasten TO lay before readers.
LATE FROM cAyros--The ship Oneida, Swift, from
Canton and Wampos-whence she sailed on the 9Th Of
Apri--arrived this port Yesterday We learn from Capt
tain Swift that there had nothing of especial interest
CURED since the Ackbar sailed; but he adds that the diff
cuues are far from being settled. The Commodore had
sailed for the North and all the English ships
al hc ,vnud commence