The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20

the government Tor hve long years. and from the
time when he at last did take Office under its
banners (which he consented finally to do because he
quite tired of not dipping his spoon in treasury
pap tor long time) he failed every
exhibit his strong legitimate pref udices aud
principles Thus then, 1t is evident, that with the
name of this man for Minister of War il is the sam as
hosting the white flag OF the Bourbons at the head Of
the army The traitors of 1915 have not the
nephew Of Napoleon.
AcHILLE FoULp, MINISTER OF FINANCE.
NJ Foud Is the most hot headed fanatic. in favor of
taxing wines and liquors. He has said, and
again that this which the provisional government
sbrosated, ought to be restored and not be sbsei
farthiDg lie also bitterly opposed to the reduc
ton Of the tax SALT and the dimnution Of the rates
OF postage According to him. system Of taxation
is admirable and it would be absurd TO change It, 1t
appears to Judge by the Presidents message on the
subject that NJ. Fould has been selected by NJ Bona
Parte, on account Of his own personal financial views
lively bent upon keeping up and establishing these
taxes, which most Ubiquitous, most vexatous, and
most odious! Our people in the districts where the
vine IL oultyated-in fact the people every where-
have hereby due notice given them; for the Of
fould plains clearly the meaning Of the policy Of the
President, as laid dswn obscurely in his Presidential
message
NJ. PARIEU, MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
NJ. Parieu was legitimst q few years ago. when
the revolution Of lssS broke out be was practising
law at the bar Of kiom. Instantly he dotted his old
legitinist coat became red hot republican aud friend
Of his country and succeeded In getting elected as
representative to the Assembly Since his election he
has spoken twice only at the tribune The first time,
oppose the election OF the President OF the
public by universal suffrage and the other time was
to support the Infamous traffic Of the insurance COM
papier an of the mel hants Of human flesh He was
this time to the Assembly by the votes Of the
resetoLs retrogrades to which party his previous
votes, all occasions had given sure pledges Of his
but he thinks good dealt that is, abost himself and
IA own interests. He Is well suited for analysing la "
documents NO doubt, NJ sonsPsrte mas mas m M q
Bile Of anything and because he also Is aware OF his
being q mere cipher In politics
NJ. RoUHER, MINISTER OF JUSTICE.
NJ. Rouher is another lawyer from kiom. He was
the candidate of the Guizot party, In opposition TO
Comberel de Legrs the liberal candidate at the last
elections under Louis Philippe After the revelation
Of February he pretended TO be a republican aud was
elected to the constituent Assembly, by the depart
ment Of Puy de Dame, thanks to his by pocrisy. He
made himself very busy favor Of the executive COM
mision and Of General Cavaignac whom he supported
warmly for President lie thought precisely the same
as NJ Theirs Gid, about NJ. Bonapsrts for Prei-
dent, But after the 10th of December, when VI,
Bonnparte was elected by overwhelming maj ~,
he became of the haugers.on OF NJ odion Barrot,
and In spite IL several hard rebus slipped at last into
the drawing rsoms Of the Elyfce lie has since then
made himself remarkable by HE violent reroRsde opin
iors and bas had many turned ou oIoce AZ ns
inferior TO NJ. Pareu but as TO servility and low am
bitten. be Is fully equal to him. lie will make himself
aeouruer an errand boy, and valet all at the same
tine.
rIEDINAND BARRor, MINISTER or THE INTERIOR.
~ Ferdinand Barrot .xerted himself more than ny
body efe 60 procure the fall ~ his brother. Quite an
inferior of lawyer at the Psris bar he has only
managed 20 living by the clients whom his bro
nes grstitsde as everybody kno~s. Having been So
cretary. general 20 Mr. Benapsrte be has been now
made Minister Of the Interior in order that he may put
the police and especially its vast secret funds at tue
com plete Gispo sa NJ. Bonaparte lie Is OF the
fsterers tools Of the President to the utmost pos.
tible extent Of the occupation.
NJ. nINrAU, MINISTER or PUBLIC WORKS.
This person is an engineer Of very little fame in his
corps lie has long been trying for this post aud
last be bss got IT, he will do anything % Keep
1t lie may b. depended on for that He was formerly
Ia of the state carrying tbs construction OF
tire railroad but he viii readily sacrifice his
yctions 10 NJ Fould, who Is In iavcr Of the hungry
wolves and ,pecuiators Who fatten at the expense
the county upon the railroad grants they obtain
NJ Btiesu possesses the talent Of talking for hour,
tcgeb,r with the beb privilege OF never being listened
to. He 10 another lacqaey aud valet, aud viii make
hnselfiuly equal TO Lacross In dociity and nsttsry
M.DE RAyNEvAI, MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
NJ de haynevsl T. OF those diplomstists who
gave grentest assistance to NJ Ordnot in his ultra
mountsia ex ploits against the Romans His elevation
to this cce proves plainly that the famous letter OF
tending 90 desire . liberal poncy for Rome, was no
thu ia tie world but blind and dust thrown In the
bert IL the real exponent OF the policy Of NJ. Bona
paIte toNsrds the homans, not Victor Hugo!
ADMIRAL RoMAIN.DEsrossEs, MINISTER OF MARINE.
Ihis person has al the docihty aud -uppensss Me-
city rndsrs him competent TO take the place Of ths
illusrious DE Tracy without mucn disadvantage 70 the
public service.
NJ. DUMAS, MINISTER or AGRICULTURE AND COM.
MERGE.
NJ. Dumas Ia a member a the Institute. lie IL well
knovn for his labors IN chemistry. aud more st for
his prefer ding 70 cifccveries which lie made
He was man CT inirgues In the academy aud he has
chow himself the in the Assembly. lie has dis
tipguished hmstf there by proposing the Law for tie
Cppresson Of the school u naturalization. lie was
w good favor at the Of Louis Philippe aud is ais,
on excellent terms at the Elyfce. All he knows OF
agriculture anu commerce he has learnt In his abors
tory. lie viii therefore. manage his department well
Hesdes all this he s complete master of the question
Of extracting sugar from The and from beet root
and has taksn sid,s for neither one nor the other