, 1865-08-17
ROMANCE IN HIGH LIFE.

ROMANCE IN HIGH LlFE'
The. Son Of a millionaire and the
Ktece of an Ex-President OF
the United States the PriR-
ctpal Actors,
interesting; and Extraordinary
Developments.
IF1onl the New York Tunes, 14sa.J
About fifteen years ago one G--, the
Fetted son Of millionaire, q JonpE nan VINO
hnd been trained In one Of our best eduea'
tionai institutions, and who then ned de-
s}rable position In department at washing,
acconp iahed niece Of an President Of the
United States. The couple lived happay len
years or more, and the vile learned, to her
profound shame and sorrow, that e. nad
become ena,nored Of q captivating opefanc
artist, whose brother has since Won bf1ga-
Brooklyn as a.'genueman offogtune and roaf.
Ing good fellow. It soon became painfully
evident to the wife that her husband vas laF-
i1hIng large share Of his income up9n the
object Of his Illicit affection, and Mrs t-,,
after Tainly appealing to her husband, made
even here she failed'to exercise wlfe's prop
CT influence over the waJWard husband to5
he scefEsd bis father's tl!cat THAI he should
be dlElnherlted If he persltted In neElectinE
bis family and G-wcnt on thenceforward
as though no ono were depending upon him,
actually WAS disinherited. The 1athsr died
about three years ago, and cut him of with
C. pursued not only the syren Of the
sack and buskin, but strange political guides
a}sc, making certain Of Ba1ttmosc's blssesesk
result Wae that be soon gained admission to
the Old Capitol Prison, With pcruission to
remain there two years. Precisely what bis
offence was does moi, appear. BE served his
time, and upon his raiease, IN May last, hade
his family hurried alden and Ted to Canada.
Hero, having advertised matrimonIally in q
Montreal journal. representing himself to be
| q young man Of fortune and good breeding,
! he euEagca several younE women in eofres-
| pondence, and after much dal1yirg secured
| an Interview with 3trs, Emily Florence Eli
ott, Of Niagara, Canada West, d youug wo.
nun who had been we'll educated, but uue-
Qually ,and unhappily mated.
! Mrs, Elliott, who Is an engaging lady OF
tVent5-three, having been Compelled by her
paIents TO marry Major Fitzgerald, of the
British army, a perecn who is tTice her oge,
did not make bis home attractive md whtn
| Ac 1Ctu1ntu 10 G0E3Auu AG istt Aet fIuaAA W
dweA With hsr parents aad IN her initial
Church, IN Montreal, she frankly said that
| tho Laws would not permit ler again to mar
l~ry, and then rclated, Without reserve, her
histtEy: Other interviews, subsequently, re-.
sulnd IN an elopement. The. couple first
md thence to the I.afarge Hotel. and In MI
these places were known as husband and
wife. At the Lafarge, however, c. having
tired Of hlk new conquest, adopted O Iu7c to
rid htnEclf Ct her, aud caused her luggage
only to be taken into the honse. while the
expressman took his to No. 107 Wayerley
place. Hero be left her on the morning Of
the I'd list, saying that his partner In Phtla-
drlphIa Ind fHfhd, aud TINT he. must 70
thlther to arrange for o settlement Of the
business and when he had gone birs. Elliott
I found letter In her room, con tanning twe1-
t. dollars to pay her expenses back to Mon~
Mrs. Elliott at once packed OF to Phlla-
5c1ph!a. tIstsad Of returning TO Ganads, aud
there, striving In yaln tosob,aln tpform1tton
Of G-in any other quarter, she applied to
Mayor Hel1y: It aiPeats that sae had as
cettafnea, While 1tvlug3 With c., that
dies, in Philadelphia and elsewhere, and SHE
mentioned this circumstance to Mayor Henry.
Hearing which, It occurred to the Mayor that
By intercepttng his correspondence his where
uhouts might be learued. The Postmaster
Of Philadelphia readily seconded, Mayor
Henry, and fiem letter addressed to g
By one Ct bis # minnie cotrcspoudents 1t was
found that he WAS not In Philade1pb!a, but
in New Tosk, ard that his address here was
the Unlon square Post Ofaee, ut No. BSl
Broadway. This information gained, Mayor
Henry gave Nrs. Elliott Letter Of introdnc-
I've Police, and hither, ashtn, Mrs. Elliott
! cAme.
Chief Detective Young bade her 70 to the
Eclon.sguarc Post Office, and Ia Mr. God.
tre{'s prtyate room await the appcasance OF
C.. She did 60, ard had not tlorg to wait,
G-arrta1td; and che Instantly confronted
him., a thoukand apologies were made By
c., who said TINT be had missed Mrs.. e.
llo,t, and supposiug that she had gone to
Canada, Tad written to her. there. The
couple now vent to No. 872 Broadway, aud
TIM. houseis at present the 1ady's place 0,
abode.
| During all this time slrs. C., hay1ns
heald something Of her husbands doIngs, and
having set out to find llu,, and, If posslbl ),
brjug him back to his old allegiance, had
hecn, pursuing hin. She went to Montreal,
driven a!lnoat TO despair, she applied to In
Epector James LeoLald, at Police Hcadquar.
tiers, and tuld bin Of her wronga and hel
resolution. The humnne inspector was re3dy
to aid her as iar IS lay IN bis pawet ;but he
could do nothing further, On Friday night,
Than advise her TO make IN affidavit In tht
n0,nirg. before Mr.. George ka1!ock, at ths
office Of the Commissioners Of Cha1l1es and
Correction, complaining Of her husband fol-
abandonment.
panltd Mrs. c. to Mr.. KaI1ock's Office md
ihence to Jefferson Market Police Court, and
tte proper atiidarits ard warrant for aFrea,
having been made, the officer took ulfnuts