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

= 81 The .care Of the tragedy IN Madison place Tor
y..Is,s and other New. York pictorial pspcrs
b%.,lss Kew eso the brother Of the deceased, wss
prevented yesterday by bis inepns ich eS'nR mere
h i'V a. spy ether person who Is affected by
,,r Avn MRS. p.Grou IN THE PRIsoS-wHEX
sICKLEs WILL BE TRIED.
corr..opr eence Philadelphia Pre's.
WAsHISGToS, March /, 1859.
visited the prison woere MIR. Sckles 10 confined,
,t;s morning about II O'clock aud found him engaged
In oopyers alton with Mr. aud Mfs. Bago, the parents
Of Mn Sickbs, and sir. Charles X Graham, Engineer
In the Brooklyn Navy Yard, particular friend OF Mr.
Sickles The conversaon lasted some thirty moutes,
and Judging from the broken sobs escaping tue room,
must have been Of most affecting hsracter Pres'
emily, Mr. and Mrs. Bsgio emerged from the room IN
which Mr.. Sckles for the present is contoed untl
cell can be properly fitted up for hun Sne Is nue
looking woman rather veil advanced 10 yeare ana was
leaning on the arm Of Mr.. Graham, and sooDi9g 10
Inost violent manner. Mr. Bagioli appeared TO be
more composed, although apparently .quae affected
The party sts pped into carriage outside the pnson,
and rapidly drove OF. Wnst the particulars OF thls
stion may have been, did not learo IL must
certainly have bee besrtrendiDg in the extreme, and
the effect was sible in Mr.. Sckles he being unable
10 ooetiol his feelings for Ii ne after the party
had Ieft the prison. 1t was, indeed sad sight, and
one long 10 be impressed upon my memory.
Quite 9 number Of the fdends Of Mr.. S.ckles have
visited the prison this morning, many OF whom are
from New.York City. certain selected few are ad
nitted TO his rOOm-those connected by family ties
and those of relationship. Many, however, as ii
should be- unable TO gain admission but cards are
left ut the prison gate 70 an alarming extent 90
not know that ever such feeling OF friendship
existing upon the part OF scquaintsnces and strangers
toward an individual placed in the circumstances o.
Mr.. Sckles and while al lament the untoTt 40 ite &C.
currence Of this transaction, still, at the same tme
the feeling Of sympathy 10 most intense. TINS TACT
NAV be taken as the reason why Mr.. Sickles Is ell
sbled TO bear, under this heavy affection, without
eyincng any Of those emotions incident to individuals
in his position.
While was at the prison this morning, gentle
man, osnyiDg portfolio under his arm entered, and
introduced himself 10 the jaor one of Frank Leses
artists who had come for the purpose Of making
drawings Of the pIisOnroom in which Mr.. Sickles is
confined, &c.
At the present time there ia confined at this prison
Hillary Huchins, who is awaiting his trial at the pre-.
sent session Of the Criminal Court for the murder OF
the young man. John Ebns, which took place in
Georgetown short time since. This case will ac-
cordipg TO the in which trials are conducted
in this city, consume some three or four weeks, and
unless the case Of Mr. Schles should take precedence
with the other business the prison docket, qote
long ncaI ceratiOn is before him. However, the best
Of treatment is given him, and he is rendered as COM
Portable as possible.