The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

soy,cs commenced 70 entertain In such an unusual
skyi6 Of elegance and lberalty as 10 excite tne
J. Sf5enfi6ia Of fashionable society and make him.
self nuite famous. In 9 little while the sensa-
5io1. he evidently desired TO make was created,
xanllhe was for anonth the great social lion OF
SIns ss s,S and was cotrted on an occa-
siouR F6ssesssnS o lne education, and being
eVIlentiy iamiiisr with good society, Lord Aims
made sS9S sn1 sf0ns s from pIsr to
pdst No one stopped to ask who he was, what
! Was his position and standing. Oh, no he had
pa0ney and was lord, and that Was enough LOT
York adss soon - tne ss news crces o. hs Sa gs
frsend, Captain Oliver, OF Thirty third street
thclghf twas necessary that adefesiner should be
given to the happy man, in order to announce the
sim account Of L was published.
he CAPTURES A NEW YORK BELLE.
81 While at Newport no chanced to fall in with the
: beautiful Miss Martin, OF Staten Island, with
whom he AZ once fell desperately In love. strange
10 ssE his love appeared 70 9e resnrned; 5ut ;a tae
: tliBtruet upon the modern Romeo, and did all In
eherpower, to break up the sudden attachment,
ana prevent the meetings OF the lovers. The eI-
i forts of Mrs Martin were, unfortunately, not sue
!, cessful, and when Mr.. H.d,e Roy LEFT Newport he
was congratulated upon securing such charm
ing Rancee az Miss Martin. Subsequent to this,
&C one OF tile hops at Union Hall, Saratoga, we
WercskoWn sLorti Ainsley,n whom we at once
recognized as a.. LIE Boy. For two days he
smade himself conspicuous at the different hotels,
spent great deal o. money a1d invariaoy pala MS
remarKaole. -
HIS TRIP TO CANADA. 10 VISIT PRINCE ARTHUR
Soon after this entertainment, Lord Ainsley
suddenly left for Canada, and 1t was given out
that he had gone to visit his "old friend Prince
7fythur.,, We have since ascertained that the
Prince erf;reiv dates the lore, and processes
ian6rance oi having ever seen cut tninns ne
has heard OF Ainsley in London. UndouS.e ..y
has for the latter IN 1857 was conspicuous Gil all
public occasions, aud frequently figured in some
Lord Alnsley nom his 'Jolly Canadian trip
second deieuBsf mas given at Captain divers
1esldenee Lord Ainsley this time o1nciati i.nc as
host; me eztensiye sna elegance of the en-
Ia society, and the h;gh-sor, ,adinG name Of the
iibefal host was on ever oody's tongue.
SQuieiEs ...souT HIN AND THEIR RESULT.
rniIe the mother OF the Euncee had hastily
E,spatched to London an intimate friend to as
pertain ailhe. could of Ainsey, his family. repu-
tation and to seek for confirmation OF the elaD-
crate tales he had told OF his house at the West
End coach and four, servants and position. The
: friend arrived safely in London, and at once
started upon his errand. The result can be told
: In few words.
'5s,s AN Ex-vALBr AND GAMBLER.
was learned, on the best and most @ trIstwor. or.
thy authority, that the lord was no lord at all;
that he was gambler, frequenter OF low places,
i md in a word. an adventurer. He is not known
at ali In London fashionable circles and II he ever
was. Is now unrecognized. His mother. who died
Z a years ago, was second-rate actress IN
Berlin theatre, and his father at present Is en-
gagged IN the livery stable business IN Tue ioMest
mart OF the City Of London. Ainsley's rlgnt name
Is Ratlford, and as valet to wealthy Frencn
gentleman IN Paris, acquired his, educatl0n-an
education which has so assisted him IN paln;lnS
himself upon the too credulous American people.
CONSEQUENCES OF THE DISCOVERY.
Upon gaining this intelligence, which she hau
anticipated Mrs Martin at once forbade Ainsley
ever entering her house again, and annulleu Tue
engagement between him and her daughter. INC
scene Is described as having been very stormy,
during which the discarded Romeo exhibited the
utmost coolness. Ainsley contriyed, however,
20 meet the young lady at various times anu
places, who had not ceased to love him notwith.
: standing the astonishing disclosures that had
: come to light, stamping him as an imposter and
the wedding day WAS decided upon.
= It was agreed that the marriage should be clan
aesfiTlc Cards were issued and all the prepara-
IONS made and upon Miss Martin expressing her
s,etrfnJna to wed ither dear Hubertn In spite
Of eyepytflng and everybody, the foolish girl was
discarded 5y her mother ana relations, with the
execution Of an aunt, at whose house uptown
Ss,Ired and Yves followed by an Engnsa wedding
5reakfass, Of which all the assembled company
partook. Several respectable New iorkeTs were
present ut the ceremony, who al tnat tlme oie
not know the character OF their host-DlcK Rao-
ford. uo,ro;,, from,
Little remains to be said, ana we reiral t,, dr1mi
All remarks and ccMmentS. IL was al unioi .u-
nate afair and has brought sorrow anq aisgInce
upon an esfmable and highly respectable lamiiy'
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Radford are now IN fMia. ma.
delphia, and win probably never return 10 new
Yorksceiety.