Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

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drew Jackson in Comri-iIer ,iu.band
EiOPPs with her Grand-dan.hter-Bu
'2napi and Mrs. Eaton Again.
Some OF the readers OF the E-pysss Will re-
meml er the excitement caused during the Pr
IdentIal ierm OF General Jackson, on account
oi hr NJ tIiity OF some OF the Cabinet meml as
10 the wife OF General Eaton, Secretary OF War
under jackson, they REFUSING 10 recognize her
IN S0c'tty, and refusing TO attend the lev = AT
th" bite HOu>e, becau. she, as NJ wife OF
one OF The members of the C.bnrt, was ad nit
ted on an equality with their wives ana daugh-
t'r>- but General Jackson COMPEL q them >
abandon their oNer-strlct etiquette, and Mrs
+. was pronounc one of the bellies OF W. fh-
iugtou.
AT The death OF her husband Mrs. f. was
stiI fHrdsome, @ud pos d OF a fortune SRI
hc'enuy large enough 10 ailow her 10 Keep no
appe; r3nc"s and command the respect OF ,he
eli'e of Washing ton.
During the tall of 1857, an Italian dancing
ma. IT, ag d about 2l years. hrr2d Il hail from
her FOR the purpose OF teaching the YOU h Of
that C ty TO trip the light .autp sic to, He was
young, randsom and possessed all the charms
hat generally accompany this class OF men.
NJ. T.. was not long in forming an AT -ction
Ior nd-, IN L dandy, aed be, arni"g i"ft
she WIS hand omeiy endowc 4, prof ed To
nave srdden ala ctIon for her, no. with = and
Ir g her mature age, and al er brief courfship.
the two Were united in the holy bonds of wed
locE- and the wife of the brave aud gallant
Gen. Elton cdme Mrs. Antonio BnchIgnani,
wife Of the popular cancing master. Here she
AGAIN experienced new troubles, for her old
friends torsook her, and refused to recognise
her when on the street with her boy husband;
and for one year her parlors were clos d, aud
they lived in 'clusion. AT the end Of the year,
however. she states, he behaved himself so
nicely that her former friends overlook d her
shortcomings, and once more she was admitted
TO society.
Through her influence he obtained an ap.
polntment as secretary 10 the Consul At Rome.
but refused 10 accept. Afterwards she pro-
cured him captaincy IN the army, but he
having no aspirations for military lauTels
ius d 10 accept the commission. She, how
ever, was not discourage ii, and succeeded
procuring his appointment as librarian to
Congre-s. With large salary yearly which
office he filled for nearly TWO years.
He succeeded in gaining ner confidence 10
such an extent that she placed all he property,
some S93, 900, AT his dIspo al. Everything went
merry as a marriage bell, when the unfortu-
nate woman received Intelligence one day that
her dancing master had absconded with her
money and her granddaughter 10 Italy, where
they spent TWO years together as man and
wife, making the tour OF the continent.
When next heard from be was IN Canada,
someW hat reduced In circumstances, keeping
restaurant although having several thousand
dollars OF the money leit. Mrs. T., learning
that he was 10 receive SlJUO IN this city to-day,
appeared before the magistrate al the Jefferson
Market Police Court. and procured warrant
for his arrest-charging him with abandon.
ment: and last night Serg ant Burden. of the
court squad, succeeded III finding him at the
Girard House, and conveyed him 10 station
house, where lie was Locked up until this
morning. While on the way, he endclvored,
as alleged, TO bribe the officer by Offering him
$500 10 let him go, but with no avail. When
brought before the magistrate this morning he
admitted all the charges preferred against him
and alleged he had no money. The Justice re-
quired him to allow his wife SlU per week
which he refused TO do, and was committ,d -
The care OF the Commissioners Of Public Chari-
ties and Corrections.
Since he has en- living with the grand.
daughter he h?s had two children by her. one
OF them still living.
Mrs. f. is an intelligent well-appelrlng wo.
man, about = years Old, and says. with an his
faults she still loves him dearly; that she a id
rot care for her money. he was welcome to that
but she was greatly injured by his dis urbinR
the peace of the family by living In open adm.
tery with one of its members.
Antonio is fine specimen of an Italian good
looking, and about 60 years old, who seems TO
iret the matter with indifference, and accom-
panied the officer 10 the prison IS uuconcerped.
lv as though he We're gong into a dancing hall
to Instruct bis pupils, having no crupI-7
against reducing his VIE 20 a'mo. b>yeary.
and HIM elf 10 shame and di ,grace.-N y Er-
press. lJh.
THE SCENE IN COURT ON MR. BINcKIry,s
WIrHpRAwAL.-The New York ,rorysr, :aJ
Idre,t,ser b: a lunny account o. the seen. in
court on Mr. Binckley's Withdrawal from tho
case against the New York internal reyenue
officers which concludes rs follows:
..All got upol their feet at once, and pro
cocdc mot yaliantly - hurl defiar, e in each
others eth. White eanatbematiZed .BinckIsv
and bis gang while BiuckIev thank a ths
Lord that he was taller than " hit,. The D.s-