The State guard., 1848-05-02
Talc New Government.


 lowing account of the men at the head of the new Government in France:
 The Provisional Government proposed M. DE LAMARrINE as Minister of Fore ign Affairs. He is poet and philosopher, and an out-and-out popular lavoritc.
 M. ARAGo, the perpetual Secretary of the Academy of Sciences, is great chem- ical philosopher. He was born in l7S6, and possesses cloquencc not inferior to his scientific attanments. g9
 M. CARNoT, the now Minister of Pub lie Instruction, was born in 1901, and ranks as one of the purest and most sin ccre French democrats. {f
 M. DUPONT DE L'EURE, President of the Council, is a viituous, able man, es- tecmed by the people. In l942 he deter minedly opposed the base Guizot ministry, and was returned for four colleges in the Department of Eurc, on the principles he advocated. H elE z4a.t Ht.} M. AMAND MASAsr, is the talented cd itor- of a Republican paper, the National, and uncompromising'y opposed the sway of Louise Philippe on all occasions.
 Nj. MARC, Minister of Public Works, is great advocate, and has sided with po- litical offenders. 9
 : M. GARNIA PAGEy tho Mayor of Paris, is an advocate who has retained a charac. ter both upright and respectable.
 M. LEpRu RoLLIN was prosecuted by the late Government for speech to the Electors of Mairce, where he was chosen He is an extreme radical rc.ormer, tC whom is attributed the opinions of L0 Re torme. He went to Ircland, in lS43, tc offer O'Conncll and the Repeal Associa ton the sympathy and assistance O France in their struggle for liberty, which were rejected. as H1l'f ioe.
 GEN. SUBERvIc is General of Napo Icons creation. He has won name ii the campaigns which he then served.
 n M. GoUDcIIAUz is Banker of second or third order, and only known as being q liberal in opinion, which was the cause o bringing him forward. He is also known by the assistance he gave to La National
 M. ALBERT is Mechanic, who ha: been called to the Provisional Government as polite measure. Why should he no furnish his share of experience and patri otism in Republican Administration T. His exemplary conduct and remarkable skill in his profession had gained him the esteem of his employers, and the conf dencc of his fellow workmen, of which h, received proof by his nomination as Coun ccllor de Prunhommes, an excellent insti tuition for preserving order between mar and master. ssa
 GEN. BEDAU is now in his 44th year He is from the school of St. Cyr, and wa! appointed to the staff. He served in, ,'5t on several occasions in the Royal Guards 2d Regiment Horse Artillery. He wa Aid-de- Camp of General Terrier, Gerarl and Schramm, and made tho campaign o Bel gium in 1881 and 1882, and for thu last twelve or fourteen years has been ont among the most active and distinguishes young African Generals.
 M. CAvARGNAc, the new Governor o Algiers, is nephew to General Viscoun Cavargnac, son of the Conventional Dep uty and brother to the famous Republican of the Army of the People. He is nov about 46. a jie NJ. CRIEAAUx, the Provisional Minis ter of Justice, was the Deputy from Chi non, formidable opponent of the lat ministry, exposing it's vices and weak ness on all occasions. eNA