New-York tribune., 1875-03-09


M. Dufaune Minister OF Justice.
The Duke dAudflret-P Pasquier, M0ister OF the In-
terror.
Tie Duke Decazes. Minister OF Foreign Affairs
M. Leon Say, Minister Of Finances.
NJ WALTON, Minister OF Instruction.
Gen. de Cisscy. Minister OF War;
The Admiral d'Montagnac, Minister OF the Marine
The order orbidIiDg the sale Of the ike Steele has
been rescinded.
PRESIDENT MACMAHON5 FOURTH MINISTRY
SKETCHES OF TIE NEW MINIsTER3
The Ministry about to be formed III France
in view Of the recent s0pstutonal measures will be
the fourth since Ma zas HcMihOn camo into power in
Nay, 1s73 NJ. Louis Joseph BuRot, who has been In
bruinena in selecting the new Minister'S aud who Is
to be VcePresiicnt OF the Council was born at Mre
court, Vosges, oct 49, 1913. Ho was lawyer and en-
tered public life at the Revolution in 1913, when
he was elected to the Constituent Assembly lie acted
witn the Conservatives and was an ardent opponent O
socialism, lie voted for the Republican constitution,
and supported Cen. CayaiGnac FOR President When re-
elected in 1852 N. BIGt supported liberal measures,
and was among those who constrained Napoleon Ill to
relax his arbitrary ard promise to reesablish
parliamentary government. Io was Minister Of FL
nance in the Reform Cabinet formed by H. Emile Oil
yier Jan. 1S70 and remained in 0ie unt Al'll 10,
when he resigned being opposed to the ple5l5citlm
measure which tho administration forced on the
ber 1870, he retired to private LIE. At the general cleo
tons Of February 1871, no was elected by large ma
jointly 70 the National Assembly President TAicc5 or
lered TO appoint him Minister OF Finances in the coa
tOn ministry forIed In ISL bu: he declined that posi-
tiOn feeling that 1t might lead him into IN emoarraas
ing position in view OF his having been an oi'c OF the
Empire. lie attorward joined the opponents OF PFcs-
dent Thers and acted mainly with the nt1I consosya
tves Uo has been President OF the Assembly since
Marshal MlcAIahOn came into power.
Louis Charles lie Amlnieu, Duke Docazos who ia TO
tain the portfolio OF Foreign Minister. ia the eldest
son OF the late Ddke, distinguished statesman, who
Ged in 1900 H. was born in 1919. Under Lpais Philippe
he represented France at the Courts OF Spain ana Portu
cl bat retired public life afer ho Revolution OF
Isis, ind tue accession Of Louis Napoleon to power.
member OF tie Council neral Of the Gig0ndc he was
in 1869 candidate in that department for the Corps
Lsgiaa but received ONLY H. 0J) votes, against 1928
given to the Government candidate. He success
fu the elections OF February, 1871 and has since been
prominent Fteneh politics In tho Assembly he has
acted mainly With the Conservatives. but has Kept in
accord with the Liberal lead rs The Dlko has been
Foreign Minister since Marshal MaeIahon's second
Ministry was forncd. Nov. &C. 1919
The political career OF the Custom, Dlka GAndIret-
Plequcg % be Minister Of the interior, was given on
the Goth ul in these columns. H. WA elected to the
National 'sombly IN February, 1871, and has since
bceu loacin. member OF that body. hayiac become
the Frauds committed in iho purchase OF military sup
plies dulng the war. H3 has acted with the Monarch
i,ts and was snonS the ultra Conservatives who In
June 1,l requested President TcrS TO act in accord
aace with The views OF the leactionary m:jorT The
% Ike is "a violent opponent OF tic BOn4ptrtcs, and
holds the Empire responsible for the disasters 10 his
country.
H. Leon say, Who Is to hold The responsible, position Of
Minister 0; nance, is Of the most Distinguished
luauc!crs n FclHcc. lie was bora in 1885, and IS
grandson Uf tlc wo,lkuoTn political economist Jean
Blptiste say. lie has been member OF the National
Assembly siJcc F+Uruary. 1871, and Project Or MayoD
OF Pans since june OF the same year. o IS author Ol
several books finance aud political cconoy ana Is
OF the principal prCprictors Of and contributors TO
the Journal d.s DGlt5, Of tho ieaans newspapers
OF PAWS IL say is member Of the Laft Center, an1
cordially support the R'pubcau Constitution.
II. Ucnr!-Aezandre WAlOu, WHO IS to be Minister CT
Public InstrJcton,I u adistinGIsh,d Historian. who IN
years took active interest in promoting tAe
extinction OF slavery cycrywIcre. lie has been many
in public life aud represents he Department OF
the Nerd in the National Assembly whcrein lie has pur
conservative an the respect OF a par
ties. lie had leading part in procuring t.J adoption
OF the cOnstutlonal measures which recently became
law.
jules Armand stansus Duiaure, who is to be Mpl-er
o, Justice IA an eminent lawyer, VINO has been in public
life since 1884, he Councillor o; State uuder the
Gizot Ministry lie Minister OF the Interior under
President Napoleon I8io. but opposed the ambitious
schemes OF that At tho elections OF 1871 he
chosen in era districts lie Minister OF Justice
under President THEIRS and in that capacity acted with
great vig0r and ability.
The Marquis dc Montaignac, who retains his portfolio
Minister Il Marine, is in HIS cath year. He has been
IN the French navy over 40 years. part in the
Crimean He served in the-s defense OF Paris
against the German forces. and elected in 1871
the National Assembly. In 1872 he appointed In
spcctor OF the channel fleet aut forts.
Gen. CouIte de Cssey, who is 20 remain Minister or
War, took part In the African ana Crimean wars.
During the Franco German he served III the Army
OF Metz and behaved brayely at GravelCllc. He was
for time Minister of War under President Theirs but
resigned in 1872.