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MARY Roc ERs.-The only new fact in regard to the cruel murder of this young lady is in the following extract from the police report of the Courier & En- quirer: s.-tee

 "We are pleased be able to state, that at length

 clue has beyond all doubt or cavil been discovered which will lead the detection of the perpetrators of this dreadful outrage. All the afidavits and exam- nations heretofore taken, have no bearing whatever on the case, and the mother of the unfortunate deceased has confessed that the recent discovery is the only that shed light upon the fate of her daughter.

 The Reporter is not a, liberty state all that has been told to him the subject, but he is authorised to say, that officers now pursuit of who was seen at Hoboken with Miss R. on the afternoon of the 25th of July (he day she murdered,) and that he was heard quarrclling with her. The inves- igaton has been followed up with the most scrupu- ous minuteness, to leave shade of doubt as to his guilt, by the gentleman to whom the nity owes the arrest sf the notorious scoundrel that ever escaped the gaows, and he is entirely vinced that the person sought for is the guilty party" I,..

 To.day's mail says the person above alluded, is named Morse, Taylor by trade, who was appre- hended in Massachusetts Afidavits were made that he had beea seen quarreling with Miss Rogers at Hoboken on the Sunday she was murdered.