New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE BoURGANANEEAroN CASE.

IT'S REVIVAL ~ THE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE
COURT YESTERDAY.
The police reports Of yesterday were made
interesting by the fact that Bourganan the Italian hus
band and alleged swinder OF the once 80 well known Mrs
Eaton and the seducer OF her grandcbd was arragned
at the Jefferson Market Police Court to answer charges
preferred by Mrs Eaton. A Mrs Eatous name has been
so well In the history OF the country during the
administration of President Jackson and later through
her own folly and misfortunes brief review OF her le
and troubles Is appended Mrs Gen Eatoh was origin
OF Washington. Her first husband was Purser Timber
President Jacksons Secretary OF War This marriage at
placed her IN one OF the Official circles OF inc CH
her leading member. Gen. Jackson did not hesitate TO
show his liking for her, and tins intimacy Wnch every
circumstance goes TO provo was one Oh s,rC1 ltenu emu
enemies Of the President, and jealous OF Mrs Eatons
influence public slander against them both History
will not entirely free learned man az John C.
Calhoun from casting malicious lmpntations on thls
friendship and by his influence, increasing the public be-
lief I'm ths scandal People dd believe IT, professed,
and for time Mrs T. excluded from all the society
ing that the affair would receive the notice of the whole
nation account OF Its publicity sent note to Mr. Nan
buren, requesting him to resign his position IN the Cabi-
net lie at did and his example was followed by
all the other members Ihus du srs, Eaon dissolve
United states Minister TO Madrid. She accompanied him,
and after leading life OF pleasure for time. settled
down In Madrid where she was at once the Dee ana inc
favore OF the Court. Gen. Eaton died, and his large
estate passed into her hands AT this period her second
history begins. Being present at ball with her
grandchildren In Washington they were struck with the
"a
name who, as they learned was dancing master IN the
city At their request he was engaged as instructor OF
the affection OF Emily then child OF 10 or years sho
used method OF persuasion to induce her graa &
request very properly refused one afternoon AIs.
Eaton entering The house discovered & tsunK & N nS
taken upon herself to allow him TO move INTO the house.
and by her entreates so prevailed oyer the better uas
OF the family She loaned hm money gaVe n MSr9 IN
bor, 10 max comfortable
The Italian was possessed with an tho cunning OF ms
moncr I"1oc OF the estate, and that TO obtain
H he must win her regard and confidence lie now leaves
Emily and devotes himself TO Mrs Eaton He fascinaes
her aattsrs her. gradually gains over her Affection until
finally the wife OF who had filled the highest POSI-
Se dead husbands grave 10 vllainous unprincIped
adyenter, who had sold Images through tho streets
and Who but for her foolish hberality would have still
been teaching pupils in dancing, whenever he might be
lucky enough to lind them In spite OF the ADVICE anu
enreates OF her friends she married nm TOT Tour years
their lfe was slngularly happy But he was only per
fecng his plans His wlf9s properly IN a, aor OWL @ mas: o.
was estimated ut $4,000 Her husband nrst act Was 70
beg of her a house IN Washington worth sl5Oo inc re-
1uest was granted and from tins moment her troubles
began lie introduced to her man Whom nc
as Ills partner asking her Tor S2oO 10 DeBh ousnoss
with She granted Il. lie asked Tor .oO soOo
These requests granted and for few months Mrs
y was at peace. Soon however. he demanded hnother
asking her TO raise It from FUNDS psonRs 10 her
grand children, and placed In her hanqs IN s so rs
fused to DO ana d% ne m IN rarape s o' e had however in
rncted his partner how TO act and through ms repre-
she signed away nOt tSto'o vi uci
% chiIdren but every OF her own property:
Bourganani then returned and win ms palmer o9oyou
80, ff"nder they had obtained. He now began ana ac-
u Pshed new scheme OF wickedness, the seduction OF
his grand child Emily The morbid aieHton sue ever
1 , him rendered this, TO accomplished villain,
matter of mparative facility IL Is said that IN tho
tn of this intimacy IL more than suspected Dy
s Tatsn With all his ingenuity in crime Bourganani
nd 10 the smallest thefs, stealing hef silver,
wouiu I,,rrs u' and her kitchen crockery, and
when discovered, begging on his knees Tor mercy
after left the country with Emily, tho grand
re , sun and travelled years Europe Snco
living with her she has borne him two snaren d one Ok
h1a in reduced circumstances, keeping an Oybter
AIN, hnt still having several thousand dollars In his
Mrs Eltln learning that no was 70 receive