New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24


Jpstice NJ. Rouher.
Finance -.----M NJ. FOuld.
Interior. NJ. Leon Faucher.
Commerce and Agriculture Al Buffet.
Marine ......-...M Chasseloup l. aubst.
Public Instruction ...M NJ. de Crousellhes
Gen Random.
Public WOTks.-..--...-..M VI. Magnc' -.
Time has no. yet been afforded 20 the public
journals of different parties to pronounce on tais
Ministry yet there are already Indications Oh
opposition, not only on the part OF the hepuohcsn
papers which g TO be looked for as mat,er OIL
course, but in the Theirs organs, and IN the 4 s.
seublte Natlonale, which, as the organ OF the ia
sionsts, is said TO be about 70 pass, II It mas nor
nassed into the hands of Messrs. Gulzot, Du-
oha,el. and Dumon, the new allies Of the Marquis
de Pastoret, who manages the political interests
ofthe Due de Bordeaux The assemble says q
"Who can explain the ver'tsble motives loe
the return of NM. Baroche, Rouher and Fould,
who have already been near to upset tue
coach l. such a selection prudent at the open,
ing of crsiH which may decide the lave OF
France We feel no personal ho'tulty 20 the
honorable names which form this Caoines thers
are even some among them Tor whom We i7ei
great esteem and sincere affection, but we per
sist nevertheless in saying that such scomolna'
ton as this is grave error, OF W1lch tne cohAe-
ouences will soon be apparent. The Pdtrte teNs
us that these names will appear ID the M0lHeG'
1--WE vet hope that the President OF the he
public will not commit 80 capital iaalt. 4uele
is not among those persons the nam o. any QUO
of those Members Of the Parliamentary majority
who took part in the late discussions between tne
two powers The President has been clrcom'
vented, and is deceived. Firmness in the gov
eminent is great quality, but SUCH hfmness
should not become headEtrong obstlnacy. MINIS
tries of defiance have ever been tsta 10 govern
mepts.'
Noone can fail 10 spply the latter observation
of the assemble Ndti0ndle to the new Minister Of
the Interior in whom it is very general opinion
tbat Louis Napoleon has found his Poliguac. Hon.
est and courageous he Is beyond any doubt, and
even his unconcihstory manners would not be OBJ
iectonsble If they did not fall into az ever ready
vaspish pugnaciousness, which, without gaining
friends in any quarter, has excited the hostility OF
the Left benches into downright aversion.
NJ Faucher. too lsbors under the stigma oil
vote of condemn alton Of the Constituent Assem-
bv for having turned the telegraph TO election
eeriDg purposes In away that even his colleagues
in Office dared not 20 defend Against that vote
OF censure from Members Of the House only i've
protested, and of that FIVE NJ. Fsucher and bis
brother-in.law, NJ WOiowsSi, formed two Thus
OF the new Cabinet three are suffering under
vote of want Of confidence, passed by the pres
ent Assembly two months ago, and one bears tne
almost unanimous stigma Of the Constituent
Louis Napoleon should rather have recalled the
old Nil istry, on the ground Of having failed TO IN
ducs tie leaders Of parties to form an admins
traton, or ne should have persevered In bis efforts
/ to overturR their scruples, while retaining his
transitive Ministry. Faucher, added 20 baroche,
Rouher and Fould, is appropriately without al.
ded to hostility within. Two OF the " sransisory.
Cabinet are maintained, General Random and NJ.
Msgne, 10 neither of whom can there be any legi-
( innate Oh lection.
OF the three other names that Of II. Buffet
IL the best known, as he has already filed the
post in the OdilIon srrot Administration. NJ
/ Buffet shares the commercial views Of III A1cher
which are more free.trsde than those of French
statesmen generally. But it is not likely sha!
| the pew Cabinet will find sufficient ease aud
leisure 70 turn their attention to commercial SAB
/ iects Another sort OF combat awaits them.
NJ de Crouselhes belongs 20 the Legitimis.
party BE is an exPeer OF France, but - not
considered TO be one Of the leading men Of ms
aide. He bears the reputation Of worthy gen
temsn. NJ. CbAsseloup Laubat, although oniy
4S years Of age, has been since 1925 IN otocin
EMPLOYMENT An auditor Of the Council Of esase
uader Mati0nac, be was fortunate enosSh 70 ~