New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.
TIN CABINET ENTIRELY REPUBuCAN-FIyE NEw
MINIsTf RS APPOINTED.

MINIsTtR RS APPOINTED
PARIS, Thursday, March g. 1876
The French Ministry has been definitely consti-
tuted MS follows:
NJ Dufa,ue Vice-Tresident of the Council and
Minister of Justice.
NJ Leon Say, Minister Of Finance.
Gen. do Cisscy, Minister of War.
The Due Decazes. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The above are already in office. the Minis
ters are as follows:
NJ RIcard, Minister OF the Interior.
NJ. WaddingtOn, Minister OF Public obstruction
and Worship.
NJ Christophle Minister of Public Works.
M Teisscrcnc dc Bort, Minister Of Agriculture
and Commerce.
Admiral Fourichon, Minister Of the Marine.
All the members of the new Cabinet belong to the
Left Center.
The Ministry will communicate with the Cham
bers tomorrow, either by written programme or
through a speech by NJ Dufaure.
SKETCHES OF THE NEW MINISTER'S
The French Ministry has been reorganized
by adding FIVE Ministers to the five already in Office
Sketches of the former appended
Amabe Rlcard the Minister Of the Interior, was born
at Clarendon in the Department Of Cher June II, 1898
lie was appointed Prefect Of Dcux seyres-a
department in the west of France-by til. Gov
ernmcnt OF National Defense. He resigned
tnat post Sept. 20, 1871, but again
installed as Commissioner Extraordinary by the same
Government for three departments At the general eec
tions OF Feb. <, 1871 he chosen in Deux sevres
member Of the National Assembly, having received 36
1s3 votes. In October, 1871 he was elected Councillor
General the second canton of Mort He acte with
the Left Center Moderate Republicans IN the late As
senbly
William Henry waddington, the Minister OF Public
Instruction, born NJ Paris in 1876, OF English
parents. His father, who o wealthy manu-
amir ira ITuiy ItN uhp
he attained brilliant success. Returning to France, he
became naturaizcd. and devoted his time to an
tiquarian researches Ho visited Asia Minor both in
1850 and 1862. with the view OF studying ancient
inscriptions His works this subject, pre-
pared at great expense, are deemed
valuable. In February, 1871, Mr.. WaddingtOn was
elected member of the National Assembly and acted
there at first with the Conservatives lie married about
q year IN American lady.
The Minister of Public Works, NJ. Albert Chrlstophle
is lawyer who appointed Prefec Of Orle by the
Government OF National Defense. He acted with great
vor in sending troops to the but resigned his office
when the Government dissolved the councils general
His spirited conduct at that time led to his being elected
a member Of the late National Assembly. He acted
therein with the Left Center supporting several progress
sive measures.
Admiral Martin Fourichon. the Minister OF Marine, Is
in his Goth year He entered the naval service In 1924
and served with the feet in the Mediterranean aud
Pacific In the carly part OF the FrancOGerman war he
commanded a squadron I'm the Battle. He made
Minister OF MarEe by the Government OF National
Defense aud shared actively in directing both military
and naval movements dt the time. He member or
the late National Assembly for Dordosne and acted with
the Conservatives.
NJ Tei.serenc de Bort the Minister Of Agriculture and
Commerce, Is experienced official, who WAS many
years connected in administrative capacity with rai
rOad-buildng. He iii April, 1872, appointed Minis
ter Of Commerce, and aterward Professionally Min
ister OF Public Works. He is strong PrOtectOnst, ana
supported the Conservatives during the earlier sessions
Of the late National Assembly.
SENATE COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
LONDON. Friday, March 10, 1876.
The TnleS's Paris dispatch says
The Ministry OF Public Instruction and Worship has
been divided NJ. Dufaure takes charge Of the Depart
Inent " Worship because NJ. MHddngtOn is PrOtes
tant The latter remains Minister OF Public instruction
aud Fine Arts.
The following gentlemen have been elected Presidents
various bureaus OF the Senate Bishop DupanOup
VI. Kolb- Bernard, Cen. Cnaniafner, and VI. de
Kerdrcl OF the Right Admiral P0thnau, MN RampOnt
Ferly and CarnOt, RepubHcans. and Admiral Ruuciere
NOury, Bon ipari-t. Eleven Presidents Of BureauX In
tho Chamber OF Deputies are Republicans
PARIS Thursday, March 9, 1876.
The RoppG this morning announces that the
Senators and Deputies fayorng complete amnesty viii
meet tomorrow to frame motion looking 20 that end
which will be- introduced Ia both Chambers early next
week