New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE CHANGE IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
MARQUIS DE LA vALETTE.

MARQUIS DE LA FAIEllE'
Charles Jean Marie Felix, Marquis de La Yalette,
was born in senlis 18th November, 1906. lie
entered the diplomatic under Louis Philippe,
was Secretary of the Embassy at Stockholm in 1887
Cousul General IN Alexandria IN 1871, and Minister
Parliamentary in Hesse-C Casse in lo46. Recalled I'D
1s,o be was sent at the commencement OF the year
1851 as an extraordinary ambassador to Constanti-
NOBLE which difficult position he held up TO the mo
ment when the question arose relative 10 the noy
places On account of his antecedents ID tii's matte
he considered himself personal obstacle III 'no ""S
of Cancellation, and insisted upon being recalieu'
In accordance with his request be returned to rance
on the 18th February, lS53 his place In CONSTANT
NOBLE having been filed by NJ. De La Cour lie was
made Senator June 23, of the same year. lie was
anew accredited as ambassador to CONSTANT
NOBLE. under the most delicate crcum-
stances on the 2lst of May, 1860.
In August 1861 he was sent as Minister Plenpoten-
tiary to Rome replacing the Count dc Gralnont'
There he remained i'll the midst of the pontlcal e1
element up to 18th October, 1862 when Nj lhouVeheI
retired from the position OF Minister @ OF roleign
Affairs By decree of tho Goth March he was ap-
pointed Minister Of the Interior IN place Grand or M
Officer Of the Legion OF Honor the loth APt p III liz
after having received the Grand Cross the igth July,
accented the resignation OF NJ. Drouyn dc Lhuys as
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and appointed tho Mar
quis de Mouster as his successor the MARQUIS ae La
Vaette was charged with the Provisional Admnlslra-
ion of the Department until the arrival OF the l0r-
mer While holding this position he issued on the
10th September an lmpoan5 eenia eptipe p R aSandon
ment of warke policy in the political questlons OF
continental Europe. He is now appointed us MliiS-
ter of Foreign Affairs in place OF NJ dc moustier.
THE MARQUIS DE M0USrIER
Lionel Marquis de Aloustier. was born in lSl5 ana
is the eldest son of the Marquis Clement Edward de
Mousticr. He was educated for the dlplomatlc
career elected member of the Legislative Assembly
for the Department Doubs May Is. 1919 was EmDaS-
sador at the Court OF Berlin nom Sarch, d9O0 no 20
November, 1859; Embassador at Vienna from DE De
cember 1889 TO August, 1851 Embassador at Con
stantinople from August, 1861, to September Isoo,
and appointed Secretary OF Sale ,eie Hr ,vbich LyI
plaee he held up to December, 1868 when ne was
made Senator, aud succeeded by the Marquis de La
Yaette.
Marie Oscar pinard was born in lsO, studied law
in Paris entered tine Court ROyae, ana aIteT oceu
pying distinguished position IN the SAINT, nc pe
came one of its COunselOls. In lSio ne was sue
cessiyey appointed Acknowledgement ana ItoeuIfuf
of the Republic in Paris aud became Counselor 0i
the G9 81 PPGss ;@ is m he eva was promoted to be officer
of the same the 18th of August, 1852. NJ Plnard mas
published two interesting works on me PrnepaI
lawyers OF France. and IL Distinguished thiongn Ms
works on Jurisprudence. lie was appointed Mlnlster
of the Interior the 18Th OF NpVcihDer, 1905 anu
considered the chief reofcseniatXe ot tho olellcal
party while i'm the Cabinet For thls reason and on
account of his being considered the author oI the
stuct laws against the press, ne was the most uh
/ DODutT Minister IN l. rance llc las Jurt oNNh
placed by NJ. dc FORBADE LaTOquette. ms Change is
looked upon therefore, the beginning oi more
liberal policy the part of the Emperor
VI. DE FoRCADE-LAROoUErTE.
Jean Iouis-Vctor Adolphe de Foreade-Laroqnette
was born ia Parg in gS2Q. He studied law ana en-
tered tie Count koyale as Adyocaten lsll was mace
doctor Of InWs IN 1896 appointed Master OF Bequests
i'm 1S57 aud Director General Of Customs IN lcJ5 Ap-
nointcd Minister cf Finance the 2sth November, lssp
he issued $4,000 Obligations called trentonalTes. TO
be- converted into ~ per cent bearing notes, III JQY
! lsGl on the l4th November he was appointed sem
ator after having roinqushed the position oil MINIS
| ter OF Finance Nov Il. 1861. In March, loO3, tte
Emperor sent him to Algcls 10 s.udy the eommercmi
questions Oh that country. On the lsth October ol
| the same year he was appointed Vice PRESIDENT o1
the Counc oil state. lie received the Cross OF ihe
Legion ot illOuOl ia lSJJ, promoted 10 De officer
I'M iStS Commander M iSG and Grand Onicer III ls'1
| On the 10th JanuaFy s61 he received the appoint
| mcpt of Minister of Agriculture, Commerce. and
| Public Works from which Ministry he has Just been
! transferred TO that of the Interior.
| EDWARD-YALERY GRESsIfR
| was born the 22d of December, lSl5. After having
| occupicd the position oi advocate al tho Imperial
Court I'm Paris he was in 1863, elected deputy TO
the COrps Iegislatif ~ Government candidate. lie
il cheyalicI OF the Legion OF Honor and has Just
been appointed Minister Of Agriculture Comnerce,
and Public Works IN the place OF W. DE FORBADE La
TOqNcttc.