New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

CT, bIfNfp- O. SeJo'DS ite "
,heB Ny. Fey net bis des,h.
Iys,'eI S'ohles to-bight IN the prison. He sp-
saffd % be IL good sp'rs sod has been vis15i II,
ug II dsy BY may Of bis fIie2ds sLd Co1S'essoe~
,oDlsenss. He pO.itvey refuses Abo;her e1smiba-
M and declared he determination 10 main 10 pfeon
dl he dsy of trs,. He asks DO f4v0Is from the -r.
Mr. B e-s affection for his dsughter ceisas
heavily upon bin. lie feels tea: Lis hopes sfe
b'as'ed ard that his LOJe is 5roksn up.
The mother q Mrs. Saklss Me Bagol) aud TIE
no,fer 6 Mr. S;ekles arrives IN the o't5 'o-nisht'
Mrs b giph vii take charge O. Der dsuE lier, <oiI1
ID. other Of Mr.. Scklss viii take under her enarse
bis daughter
TIE rsnsins Of Mr.. Key viii be taken 70 Baltimore
ton GROW afternoon, a. 81 O'eloeE, ard VII De n
tered from shat city.
Corrs,poIdslcs CT N. y. Herald
WAsHlyGros, Feb. %, 1859.
/. appears that il was On rhursdaJ Dieht tns: tue
At or nous letter reached M Sckles, apprEins nun
Of bis sies tIeacbeIy. Suuit@oe Jusly Key receiver
tulsT ltteT warning him - desist from his paTrnl
Of Mrs Sickies. DOIiog Friday aod Saturday sickle
foJy sobstsItiated the truth u The ch>Tges maze.
In sklpg her COZ fessoD Mr.. Sckjes seclaced taaS
KEY suceseced months sitce in sedacinS hef -
Weld 10 repeated interviews by threats o. 'x1"tufe'
IL this way intercourse vas kePt W; le Lesf9
woman woo had charge Of the house WHICH h1y baI
hi % wss COZ hOrtsd WIZ Mrs cheI anu ii7h Ahs-
her a, the lady who bad accompanied hey.
On Sunday morning. Mr.. Sick "a, in ,piie Of the oc-
cDJretces whicb bad taken place, had calmly resolved
upon dvcres bis wife, sheD, as stated, the sight
q u
.pss pfprisl.O him TO Madness and the bloody &C.
quel f lowed. =,
moved 10 his cell where he shortly after visited
by thu Rev Mr.. Haley, who 10 clrisan spirit came
10 offer Tin col collation.. Under the eject OF his
hOTtsisBs Mr. Sch les gave Tsy ~ BIS em9tlo0s, Snd
mi lOTeJ BIN 20 visit his wreChed wife and let him
krOs Ct her condition. He did 50, and ound hrs.
Sicklss in the utmost sgOny Of mind. On her knees
she mplored Ter husband pardon, and beso1ght him.
he would her from ma1Iess, 10 return The Fed-
din gang ~bic6 lie bad previously torn from her han1
The reverend gentleman executed the commission. ano
ca,risd beck with him besides letter expressive OF
her d, tpslr Ii was some pact midnight wbeo the
Rev. Mr. Haley returned 10 the prson ard commaol-
csted what lac had witnessed. CD6eI the atvice OF
tbis gel tl.mgn Mr Sexes consented to give up the
rIe aoo was furthermore inouced to wIle leiers TO
his Wi, II tbe mOst affecting description.
Toosy, Mr. Sickles Is il state oi complete mental
profra ior ana though fhIoDgs G persons have visl
20 the rison be has refOstd TO Bee aoy but ies OF
biz most intimate frisDOs with sbOm however he so
teen abls 10 converse lie PAGES The corridor Of t1e
II.on silent gref frequently pressing his head be-
" etD lie hands. He sdIlDks WITH dread from eyefy
allu,iOn 70 the horrible event Of yesterday. -
hIIs s. kles 10 confined - her bed OY severe l.
rese and r.fases TO any one W atevcr. TIE mo-
ueDC she is able she ia To leave Washington Tor her
fatoeIe house.
From The ashsstoS Ssa-.
REMOVAL or THE BODY.
After the il qre.t VAS over the friends OF tie de-
cesssd caused the booy 10 be removed 10 biz own
Louse OF street, between Third and FJur-aLd-a hai
siIe.ts. ~
TIE deceased leaves four interesting children-LL-
ze, Mary James ava Alice whose ages varg from
four To twelve years.
THE ARREST.
Mr.. Siotles was arrested a. Judge Baeks resi-
derce When the offo,T made krOFn hl5 ba-i1ess,
Mr. Sickle Gnesed to lie taken 20 his res3eOCe,
the west front 4 Lafayette square for thu purpose Of
obtaining come papers, etc The officer permitted
bin to do g. Accompanying bin to hls owa do"Ti ana
when arrived there, Officer Snt, fearing that some
furtber vi, eLce was pIeme1Gtsd by his prisoner eN-
acted o hin promise that Lie WooIl 40 NO Nol7nes
10 any pereon N biz house.
lie was then permit, TO 60 to his wife'sroom to
obaiI the lapers hich he desired to get possession
Of IN the ueoD time the creates. excitement pre-
yaieo without al d large cro=d OF persons collected
W mont # MI Seekers house. ShOrlS 6itecFsr1
Capt GUddsId, accompanied by the Mayor, arnVed
ct the h.use and entered ani 10 feg lnlt ntes the
officers uith Mr. S. kles csme OUT, en'eYet 04cks the
Mayor, Hai.h4l S,llen ard Capt. Godtsrt acc9 n
PAM ing Mr. 81 kies in one carriage aud OH 'er Sdlt
sIo NJ ButewO.th tolloRicg in another, a. pse.ed
down II strett in the direct on Of tie Cry ii 81,
larpe crowd If men aud boys following along the ride
p,v-nen's and shoa'iog. Opp ste ". JohG Clorch
Mr.. SckIes pot Lis hesH out Of the carriage widow
IND st'lisly returned the ssll'a,!Oo " friend Eio
stood toe CoIL,r Dir. 5. apparently being perfectly
sell POSSESSED.
THE PROVOCATIVE.
Mrs Sick!es, 10 appearance, resembles Pccoloniii
20 closely that one might easily mttak- them Tor
each Other.
According TO accounts emansting from the friends of
Nj. S'ckts through the e1eyGon Of party on whom
he devolved the duty # watching, he learned tDat
ME- Sckes was in toe habit of meeting The deceased
~ email twO.tory frame house on RI teenth-a1d d.
half ttr,et, betxeen and the property of negro
lpsn au,d John Gray of whom the deceased IS al
lee.d 10 have rented it, aud where he KEEP, servant
en- 10 attend TO it; that Thursday evening l.s;
o woman dressed Ike Mrs. S.ckies wac seen ~ re
watcher 20 70 10 end remain ia the house for one Or
Br,r a N y. a
MIR Sichles ard that S,tcrcay mornlDg parties ac'-
irg for NJ Sckles carried Mrs. SCklsss clothing to
the l,igbboIhood, wbeIe the articles were iden1ted
by fen ales living rear as having been worn by TIE
woman who N t'e habit Of visiting thst house.
Mrs Sck lea admitted that the deCeassd and herself
had signals by which she cOu let tin snow whether
the could meet bIm and explained those ssnss; t1At
shortly alter ste exuiaiued the signals the de Noassd
csn,e over from about the Club House, where he had
be Usirg loIpnette 10 whether signal sssou.,
iUto Laayette sqnaTe, ard ~ SIGHT OF those N the
house lie waved his nstch erchief ct the bOURe tlHt
Nv Bntt4rwurth eft the house two or three muu.es
before Scles, and went over 10 where, according -
his testimony be lB was engaged in c'nvers -tion
with tire deceased, when Mr. Sckles came up from
another direction ara c0mmsLced h1ng at hin Eat
teTROIth according - the .sstnony Of one Of tho VT
Iessss ttsLdug lesIirg his az ,ios, the eDcs OF
Nr ManaIds yard and not interfering - prevent the
homicide.
Itis certain that So public we're the comnaoicsho1s
betseen the deceased standing hog IN Lsiay7t'e
sq0are, when the sigLal was oeEhud the womsn
l,Iom the window or the porch oi her house as that
mary peroLs much about and around the square bel
obseI,ed them for s,eAs, if not months.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DEATH Al TIE CIRCUIT
COURT.
Aoid deep silence Mr.. Carlisle addressed the Court
in behalf Of the Bar ssyiog that ne was called apon
t. discharge painful duly, shirh sas - announce -
TIE Court the des'h OF Philip Baton hey esq the
United States Attorney for the District of Coluu4b's
Il doing SO, all that good, az that was attractive
30 DtfUrrTlur
f. Il be could not 90 Justice 10 The subject To al who