New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

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GEN DE crsSEY MADE vIcE-PREsIDENr OF
THE CoUNCIL-NAMEs OF THE OTHER MKM-
BEERS.
LONDON. Friday MAY n, 1874.
Special dispatches from Paris. in relation to tho
Ministerial crisis are confused and contradictory.
The Times dispatch says: Tho Cabinet intends Ia
give the Assembly the option OF acceptance Oh lIs
programme dissolution"
VERSAILLES Friday May a. 1874.
Further combinations entered into to-day for tho
formation of q Ministry having failed, President
MacMahOn has decided to form one himself
PARIS. Friday, May %. via LONDON, Midnight
Ministry has been finally constituted as fol-
lows:
Gen. de Cissey Minister OF War and Vice President OK
the Council.
Duke Decazes Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
NJ de Fourtou, Minister OF the Interior.
NJ Pierre Magne Minister OF Finances.
NJ Eugene Calaux, Minister of Pablo Works
NJ Louis Grivart Minister Of Commerce.
vlscount de Cumont, Minister OF Public Instruction.
NJ Adrien falkland, Minister OF Justice.
Marquis dc Montaignac, Minister of the Marine
LONDON, Saturday, May 49, 1874.
The Times's correspondent at Paris thinks the new
Ministry will fail if it attempts to go beyond mere
administration and states that President MacMahon
yesterday morning threatened to resign.
The Ne,cSs special Paris dispatch reports that all
abandoned. The appointment of Gen. de Cissey W
the Premiership causes much comment.
THE FRENCH MINISTRY AS LAST CONSTITUTED.
The Ministry which is announced in one OF
the kilograms having been organized contains
the names Of Gen. de Cssey the Duke Decazes and tho
Marquis de Montagnac Sketches OF the lives OF these
Ministers published Yesterday In THE TRIBUNE In
addition these six other members have been selected
to whom reference has not yet been made.
Pierre Magne the Minister OF Finances IL Bonapart.
ist held office under the Republic and readily trans
ferred his allegiance to the Empire. Born at Pereuex.
1896, the member OF obscure family, he became
lawyer in 1884, entered public life IN li3 Deputy
for his native district His great administrative ability
was remarked by NJ Fould, who the founderof his
political fortunes He made Under Secretary OF State
for Finances in November 1919, and retained that
Office until April 1851, when Napoleon ILL., made
him Minister OF Public Works. lie conductet
business of his department with great success, and
concluded many important conventions with the great
railway companies OF France. During his term OF oice
he personally inspected the principal French railways,
as well as those other countries with the view OF IN
PRODUCING improvements in the railroad system OF
France. He Finance Minister from 1854 TIL Noyem-
ber 1862 when he became Minister without portfolio
He retired the latter position in 1863. and In 1867
was reaupoiuted Mniser OF Finance. NJ. Magne re-
manned in office until 1869, when he and his colleagues
retired TO give place the Ministry OF NJ olivier. Ho
achieved great NEGOTIATING the loan OF sl40o-
900 in the amount offered being 81 times greater Than
the sum required. NJ Magne favored liberal policy
under the Empire and was In general accord with NJ
olivier, who DESTROYS to have him continue I'm
charge Of finances During the eubarrassments ot
the FrancOGerman war he was reapponed Minister OF
Finances in Augusts7 and continued so until the fall OK
the Empire $780, when he withdrewito private fe In
July ISL, elected member OF the National As-
semby, and has taken active part IN ls dehD.
erations acting generally with the Liberal members OK
the Imperaist party He has been Minister Of Finances
since President MacMahon came into power and Is now
rcinstated in office.
~ Bardy de Fourtou, the Minister OF the Interior was
chosen member CouncilGenera in 1870 and at tho
general of Fcbruar 1871. elected to tho
National Assembly IN the Doriogne, receiving 1852
votes. He is a Liberal Conservative.
Eugene Caiaux the Minister of Public Works ~ now
in his SD year, and il by profession engineer He
was of the nine members Of the National Assembly
chosen to represent the sarhe az the general elections
OF February, 1871 he received so 500 votes. He is
member of the Liberal Conservative party.
Louis Grvart, the Minister OF Commerce, IL "a new
man In public life. He is native Of Rennes, and
presents Ie-etYilane in the National Assembly, IN
| which he has acted with the Monarchists.
y.scount Arthur de Cumont. the Minister of Pablo In
struction journalist. He is the founder and editor
o: the Un,on de r0uS Legtimis and religious organ,
published at Angers and noted for the attacks It has
contained on NJ Vcullot, the Ultramontane editor OF
pUnirers NJ. de Cumont prominent defender OF
the course adopted by Bishop Dupanloup during
the Council at the Vatican in 1862 His paper was sup
pressed months daring the dctature OF NJ Gam
BETA. He represents Maineei-Lore In the National
Assembly.
Aeran Albert Tdilhaud, the Minister Of Justice, was
born at Aubenas (Ardeche) in July, 1910 He has been
twice chosen member of a Council General, and is One Of
the members from Ardechc in the National Assembly.
He is Monarchst.