The New York herald., 1872-07-06
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English Report of ROyalist Re-
dictionary Conspiracy.
Lieutenant Grant Presented to the President,
The New Minister to the United States
Sketch of His Life and Services,
TslssaAms 10 THE nEy. Yoak HERALD.

LONDON July 8, 1872.
special telegrr1am from Paris to the Dafly Ne,os
asserts that threatening conspiracy Of royalists,
under the leadership OF the Duc de BrOglie for the
overthrow of the republic, was recently discOve. ed
by the g0vernmen SO -.
President Theirs at once took energerIt action for
Its suppression, and it is believed th the danger
Gus movement has been defeated. -.
LIEUTENANT GRANT AND THE FRENCH PRESIDENT
Lieutenant Frederick d. Grant, of the United
States Army, was presented to M. Theirs yesterday
by Colonel Hoffman, Secretary Of the American Le-
CATION, and cordially received. The Lieutenant will
leave for home on the 18th inst.
The Conspiracy Excitement subsidfng-
Loyal sympathy and support for the
President.
PARIS July 5-Evening
The report of the existence OF a conspiracy for
the restoration of monarchy is pronounced without
foundation, and the excitement produced by its
first circulation is subsiding.
Members OF the party of the Left in the Assembly
called on President Theirs to-day, to express SYM
pathy and offer support.
FLOW OF SPECIE TO THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank Of France has increased
100000 francs during the past week.
The Embassy to the United States.
PARIS, Jnly s, 1872.
His Exceency the Duke de Noailles, the newly
appointed Minister of France to the United States,
leaves Paris to-day for Brest to take the steamer
for New York anc Washington.
Sketch Of Henri, Duke dc Noailles.
Henri Duke de Noaes formerly Marquis Of the
same title, who was commissioned some short time
since Minister Of the French republic to the Pres-
dent and people of the United States of America,
took his departure from Paris yesterday en- route
for Washington. The Duke Emmanuel victorlen
Henri de Noailles is the son Of the Duke Paul de
Noailles, French historian member OF the Academy,
Chevalier Of the Golden Fleece and descendant Of
the illustrious family whose seat was In the
Limonsin. The Duke Paul de Noailes was married to
Mile. Rochechouart, and had by her two sons the
1lrst Jules. Due d'Ayen, was born in 1926, and the
second the Marquis now Dukej Henri, the Minis
ter, born in 1890, so that the new Ambassador is
now forty-two years OF age. He has always had
the reputation OF being very able and intelligent
belonged that is to say the egitimists, was al
ways treated as dangerous republican.
Of a moderate description and whenever a "redH
French democrat or republican attempted to treat
him on footing of equality the Duke knew always
how to show that he belonged to the celebrated
Noallles family. His fortune being very large and
therefore being without many troubles, he
danger danger. His frequent dueis have made
him equally celebrated among duellists and
turfmen. The quiet hours of his life he has devoted
to literary purposes, and written, among other
things two works on Poland, OF which one, "Poland
and Its Frontiers" was published in 1858, and the
published in 1857, received the premium Of the
Paris Academy. 1t would be difficult to say whether
1t was In consequence OF his study of Polish history
that he married a Polish lady, or that he studied
Polish history ON account OF his having married
a Polish lady. At all events, the fact is he
married q most beautiful Polish lady.
The Duke, nevertheless, pursued his literary and
diplomatic career, and was attached to the French
Embassies at st. Petersburg, Madrid and other
places The Duchess de Noailles, who still
preserves all the splendor OF her original beauty,
will he one OF the brightest ornaments OF Wash
ington society, and the Marquis himself, clever,
aniabe and rich, will most certainly please all with
whom he Is brought into Intercourse.