Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-13
An Appropriate Finale to the SickIes
Tragedy.

The following announcern made BY the New
ork Tribune, and also confirmed by the Herald
VIII surprise a few and disgust many. UnQues
tonably Mr. and Mrs. Sickles are a well mate he'd
pair. We hope the sympathizers with Mr. Sickle,
at washington, and especially the jury who ex
allied hun into great champion of the sanctity o.
the marital relations, will he satisfied with hi,
result-BaHimOrs American.
We are credibly informed from various source.
that the Hon, Daniel T. SickIes has become en-
Grely reconciled with his wife and is now ljvino
with her in marital relations as before the dealt
OF the late Philip Barton Key We are also as.
sured that in taking this remarkable step. Mr.
Siekles has alienated himself from most If not ali
OF those personal and political friends who devo.
tedly adhered to him during his recent inn prison.
ment and trial.
The reconciliation between Mr. and Mrs Sjekles
was consammated, as We are informed, while Mr.
was residing at the house of friend on the
Bloomingdale road, about half a mile from the
iofmer house OF MIR ; which for some time past
Mrs. slekles has occupied, either alone or with
some OF the members Of her own family The
suspicious Of his host we've excited by the repeated
absence OF Mr.. :. At unusual hours; and when he
came In very early one morning he was interro-
gated by the host and another friend who was
present, and on his positively DENYING their ri
To question him, and refusing to give an explana-
ton, they shook hands with him for the last time.
and he withdrew IL is said that he has since adj
dressed letters to his former intimate associates,
notifying them formally of the resumption of con,
Jugal relations between himself and Mrs SickIes
Tribune.
me New OK sun says:
10 will interest, though ID will scarcely surnyise
our readers TO learn that Daniel f. SickIes and
his wife have harmonized their little dittcultv-
II dihculty ever existed between them-and are
again enjoying each others refined and elevating
society. MIR. and Mrs Sickles have we are in
formed, been residing for some time past in the
Bloomingdale district, and few evenings since
Mr.. ,. was observed taking Mrs 8 ont in his
boat Tor a sail on the beautiful waters of the Hud
son Yesterday, we learned from a source likely
to be well informed, that Mr.. Sickles has notified
bis more intimate friends that he and Mrs =
have been reconciled
Perhaps the Christian influence of the elerov.
men who manifested such a deep interest In Dan
ieLs weiare during his incarceration in Washing
Ton, and bis trial for the murder Of Philip Barton
hey has kndled in his breast the spirit of charity
VI he music OF the young jurymans violin NAV
nave reaWakened these earlier sentiments of affec-
non wnen a hnd been temporarily paralyzed by the
supposed dishonoring Of his bed - The only
regret that the public will have is that his VEN
Keance proved so fatal, and that Mr. Kew IN not
alive to witness Mr. Sic kless resto,ation -, .a;,'
and bis full conformation Of his wife,s q indsc,e
tions." She confessed all, and her b,.h.nd 3,
appears, has forgiven all Would thu, Im a
earlier learned the prayer, Forgive us our to-
passes, as We forgive them that trespass ain,
The following dispatch appears in the Herald.
w AsHINGroN, July 1.-THE friends Of Hon
ID. l.. Sckes in this city have learned that he aud
his wife are about TO resume marital relations n
they have not already done so IL was rnmo,ed
mat he was about TO sue for divorce but that
idea has been abandoned. The families of both
put their heads together and after discussing all
the pros and con 9, they came to the concInsion
that IL would be better for MIR. Sickles and his
vile 10 live together again in peace and mutual
anecuon burying the past In the grave of obliy-
ION Both parties have agreed to this step. and 1t
10 salo tneir love Is greater than ever. There is
Immense rejoicing among their friends, who have
written letters Of warm Generalization -