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TIE MURDER OF Miss RoGERs.-The brutal murder and violation of this beautiful young girl producing an extraordinary excitement in NewYork. The conclusion is that the horrId crime was per- petrated in New York; that the body thrown in- to the river and Aoated over to Hoboken, where it was found.

 meeting of the citizens was held on the llth to adopt measures in the matter, and to collect money as reward for the detection of the murderer Fsom three to four hundred dollars were subscribed imme- diately.

 The Journal of Commerce gives the following &C., count of the disnerment of the body of the poor girls

 "The body of this unfortunate girl was yesterday, at the request of city authorities, disnterred and brought from Jersey to this city, and deposited in the dead house in the Park. And difficult it would it be for the most imaginative mind to conceive a specta- cle more horrible or humlatng to humanity. There lay, what was few days back, the image of its Cre ator the oyeiest of his works and the tenement of an immortal soul, blackened and decomPosed mass of putrefacton painfully disgusting sight and smell. Her skin which had been unusually fair was now black as that of negro. Her eyes so sunk in her swollen face to have the appearance of being violently forced beyond the sockets, and her mouth, which ''no friendly hand had closed in death," was dstended as wide the fragments of the jaws would admit, and wore the appearance of person who had died from sufocation or stransulation. The remain- der of her person was alike of Futrefaction and corruption, on which the worms were revelling at their will And if nothing should be wanting to send the moral home to mems hearts, and render it more painfully impressive, the young man who was to have been, in few days married her ,now stood beside the rough box m which all that remained of her he loved, was lying. Her, whom but few days back he had seen "exuting in her youth filled with life, hope and animation, whom he SO ardenty wish ed to make his welded wife, to fold to his bosom to press to his heart ofhearts," lay before him an inanmate mass of matter, so hideous, horrible and offensive that the bare idea of coming in with it was almost sufficient make the gorge rise. The remains even of her dress, in which she had been bu red were already so discolored and half rotten, as to render it almost impossible to be identified, and was 90 impregnated with the afuva from her person that scarcely any person would vea,ure to touch or examine it.

 sThe chief object in bringing the body over this city, was that it might be identified beyond all doubt, which appears had been hitherto done, at least to the satisfaction of our city authorities until yester day. Amongst the strangest and most mysterious circumstances of the murder, is perhaps the fact that from the hour she last left her mothers door, the time when her body was found floating in the rrer,