The New York herald., 1863-06-04

70 give her, the .sAns 70 soaso America, who're her
parents reside. He refused IL, and told her 10 seek
whit assistance she wanted from On learning THIS
Mr. Jordan demonstrating with him on his con
duct but assuring him THAI he persisted in II neither
that he left me no alternative but retain her 10 the
sheatr but she Preferred return 10 her parents that
this a,er consulting with my WIFE, and written in
tofn nim oi my Infectious lest motives might De ms
no answer By my sdyics Ms Jordan @ on leaving her
husband, went to apartments In Pail mall where he and
sne had previously lodged she wrote 70 her husband 70
1ncoru him hin where she TO be found. continued
aoss y spgl Der 70 he. door nightly after .sa per
ssa as publicly as could Ills was my
dnce Mr. JORDAN had, II seems, been watching night az:
night In the hope OF seeing enor the house, put "a.
en- Disappointed On the night in qaeso, she nad
begged me 10 lend her some books so. after leaving nS
james ana rsarass my xh The works
bad scarcely entered the hall when heard knocx ~ @
door, Pesumng Il was one Of the dodgers ~ .ne ss
and fearing my presence 10 the hall mlsh, oasao
remark j Withdrew to let them pass M. !o'aaa
entered. He showed neither anger nor .,os
have followed him into his wfes room. towar. wAl ES
went HIS remark was. only desuc Zee Mr. rorci.
S.ui. tina. ns may ss Or wera, 70 that siset
Col Giebon or any bne else had een mixed In the ar
until after Mr. Joran had beer removed quite
o. cunsisDcss sd IL uy desire . shield The adys 70
pusion and avor possibe public scandal on my own
hey g %ueS hid Ss
Ssr e.ndd what Ssa ccc"'rss d. and nd BY her oondoo. To-
her cf IN the scandal which then became only TOO
nooriovs Shortly after this Mrs. Jordan returned 10
Ameres, and afforded her ~ means to do These
are ne facts for which have been severely repro
nen0ed Mr.. Jordan brought action against Colonel
GbJon in order that scudaous story might 60 forth 70
PIC public as il has done without nScs isation de-
Teuce. This trial not, was II intended To be,
ad all he viii
She opportunity OF reply. II Mr. Jordan we're injured at
nj Il was by me. and alone the pr pcr defendant
against whom action might have been brought deny
the charges brought against me, and defy Mr.. Jordan
70 prove shom lam, sir, yours. &c, T,x .,,,c,c.r,r
wErnuzxR THEATRE, May Is, 1858.
aRoRGE JORDAN's REPLY.
70 TIE RDr1oR or TriE LONDON TIMES
In letter which appeared In the Ismss Of the 18th ns
Mr. Dion boucicault attempts TO explain away the
facts the trial against Colonel 6bbon for false
Imprisonment Will you grant the favor and justice Of
IN equal pusI,city my replys do TO preiu
Sse hr hosc,ca. oy any "a "a parM saensna M en- o. me-
zion Of the shameless and heartess in which he
played unsnviable part. Tie cruel and ungenerous
nnuendoes he has thrown ont 10 reference TO conduct on
my part In order 70 relieve himself Of the ons pertain
ing 10 has own acts will be the subject o investigation
elsewhere. . ~ a1.. s ava
years OF marriage, and accepted the eng agen,ent
sndsr Ne. Boucicauts management at Dury lane the.
been my pride 70 mant in her from my Own resources,
and had lived happily together until the time when BY
In tho Influence Of Mr. Boucicaa Tho nsnuaton that
had previously lived unhap lily In consequence u my
Immediately after my wifes engagement observed
marked neglect her part towards child, towards
H. Bouccsalt says Mrs JORDAN lcf her home IN Nay
1862 ana by her desire he gave her an engagement at
orury THEATRE, when he opened In juno the
year. deny that Mrs Jordan left her home until after her
sag cement with Mr. Bouccault !, June when the theatre
oponed for the FIRST time under his management. My
evening were ended, was bring my wife home from
Orury lane theatre. MIR Bouccault says Mrs. JoI dau
snd myself the habit OF riding with him our
home, '.gensrally preserring the boxp Irepy
that he very rarely drove us home never sat on the box
Mr. Boucicat said there was plenty o. in brough
am aud offered TO drop my wi and myself at our door.
n 'nsa oecas,n IN M we wa nccompanea oy .mother
sonsructed TO hold only three persons and having Just
tghtei segar volunteered 70 rideoutsiic Mr. Iouci
:auit escorted my wife homo with my sanction
70 my knowledge and the hrst tmc heard u his having
kone gave Use 70 the trouble and misery which has
In consequence Of information obtained by me went,
about twelve oc ck the night OF tho Sd OF Sepeb
1862 TO Pail mall, and whiIc standing in front Of the
which my wife living saw Mr.. Boucicauts
brougham drive up to the door and my wife alight from
and enter the house. ! saw Mr. Boucica1it himself
driven round to his chambers in King street, and the
brougham discharged, AID few minutes afterwards Mr..
souccault walked round 70 Mrs Jordans residence He
states with some books my wifes statement was that
he brought her some hgs.n
We. have It, the efore, from Mr. Bouccault mat be
sight on The Sd OF September last. Ny evidence
ne at the door by nv wi 0: that she had been
sstcning his coming from her window. ~ had scarce
W he says "entered the hall when J heard knock
Il the doc Presumng II was one OF the lodgers in tho
souse and tearing my presence the hall mLht
some remark, withdrew to 10. them pass Mr.
BAuccault therefore, by statement lest lie should be
dscovered In the performance an act innocent civiy
my wife, withdrew himself TO the!third floor up two
fights OF stairs above the APARTMENTS occupied by her
and into the bedroom of the lodge IN the house.
Where according 10 Colonel Gibbons evidence he locked
sinsef in and hence he did not emerge until had be m
,em we'd TO the station house This Try complaint
against Colonel cibbon. Nr. Bouciclult states that
nanH sed "neher anger excitement, and exhibited