, 1879-02-07
Many utelul measure. we're initiated by NJ.

Many uteful measures were initiated BY NJ.
Waldtnnson In The Department Of Public In
lcclcd BY Ills successor, str. Brnnet, who WAS
too nnci occupied with the tlna arts to case- Tor
no advancement OF education. ~. Waddln0-
ton was appointed Minister ol Foreign Affairs
IN ths CABLING; FORMED by H. Dutaure ii Deem
bct, 1877. fA!s selection caascd general sur
prise. n. Waddlngton having been Identified up
TO- o,,, tat ,otaa tln,s chiefly WITH edueatqn nod
oss rhs soon ns1 '''fa aea ~ sssbsSss Rsis{si
Ct once The most cordia! relations with
EnE!anti, Italy, and cven Germany, and as
chtef 1eprssensatl7e Of Frame at ihe Berlin
oil hIs as.ociatcs. 1t was chiefly to Ills tn1u-
cnee that the favorable decision upon the claims
o. ifeecc s to be attributed, and tl!at interest
diplomatic incident With the Bey Of Tuois re-
Tcaletl II. Wnddngtun as a determined uphold
er Vt the honor Of France In the East, atni the
ERypttau negotiations which resulted in The ap-
po,ntn'ent Of frenehmnn as Minister Of Public
Worka IL ERspt posnt to tla sans conclusion.
II. Naddingtun WAS married In November. 1874,
to bis eeco'd wife. New Fork lady, Miss Mary
Alsou King, daughter Of the 1ato Charles King.
lls DESIGNATION Us Prime Minister cannot but
x.yc satisfaction 10 every frlend Of tho French
Republic.
THE NEW MEMBERS or THIS FRENCH CABINET.
Senator Elto LIE Roser, who succeeds II. Du-
fa!tre Ia thu Ministry ot Justlre. is an ACCOM-
9ilsllcd lawyer and a politician Of great in
tncnce, though It dates from comparatively
rcccss prttot The new Minister Of Justice was
horn nt Geneva, Of French rurents, III 1915.
Having completed his lcga studics With great
distinction hG became os'c ot the leading adyo-
Gates at tho Bar ot Lyons, toward the close OF
thc orleans munarcl,v. During The Empire his
liberal onlutons prevented him from iig1rtuR In
.'at'onai politics, but upon the oscurrenrc of
tlle revolution OF scpsea'ber, 1910: ho was ap-
tento procuror- -Genrrnl at Lyons. Me was
elected TO tl.c Nntsunai Assembly FROM the De-
purttnent Ut tiln Rhone, Feb !, 1871. became
proHlincnt mclHbcr aud UiEicrr VI tl.I Loft Gen.
rr,attd was, y 1s7, chosen to tllc sc',atc. Ills
Eccasne aEttc'f'restlent OF that body, and was
recently prominently mentioned as the atlc-
|. syrssor of sllu Due a'AudtfErct pasqucr Ia Tho
Presidency Of t'lo Senate.
A. Emile Louis GubtaVe Dcahaycs 10 Muir
ccEc, tho Min'stcr OF tc [nterior ind hiinttter
@! Public Worship, att Interim. WAS bor, at
numfrunt. .slurcl III, 1s.,s. lie !. attached
to tho M!nistgY Of Justice III 1850 lie WIS tic
CHIN, him IN advanced Republican. IN Eebrn-
aryt 1871, n. dc Afarccre was elected to the
Climber Of Deputies. Al first llo joined tho
Feray movement, but ho finally bccntnc a tnenl-
va. ", chosen vice.rresiiont. lie always so.e1t
to demonstrate the necessity u tlia definite
establishment Of Tic. Republic. During
ttn long controversies concerning tho
ssf ;ee%es s!sps %ba ''T f. rs'et: rs''' *.. AZ" Il
power II. lH Marccro was frequently III The
tribune and made strenuous cforts III favos OF
justice nM cnconon,y. In February, 18i5 fsa
was elected Deputy from tho .o:ond ctreon-
On ite LII! Ut March following he became Under
Secretary of 6tnto In tl,r Min1atry OF tale fntc-
rior, succeeding II. Kicard. Due. u, 1876, n.
s osrcs tssrf BY "ss so IT, t. LAD a'fen son Rs: @
intention 10 make hIrn AInihtcr ofJusticc but his
attitude In regard to the qutst!on Of "mtlltary
honor" eaueed hls retirement. He was RECENTLY
e!sctsd r1:sitent Of tho Left centre 10 tic
ulc. Franrois Camille Ferry, The new MIN
atcr hf Public Instruction mid Fine Arts, ras
huru at Saint Die April s. tss,; stutlied law vt
psTs Gr .ne sEa tex n.1t n
q TIC au!lors, along With lle9o'a and F'!oquet.
had . circulation u 1tD, 900 copies; was impris-
oned for se.!tion tn 1901 In tho celebrated case
elected q 11urnty for pags in lo'al. Alnl orRan-
lied tho opposition to tllc pt5ectts Of Mry, 1870.
| a. member for l'a1s l1s was ex.otlicio membcr
IL" NJ o Hs;i9u xnt 9enss
chosen Deputy f0r tflu vorKes February, 1871 :;
| VIVA agnln rrrfect of faFfs IN thu faIl OF the
Commune: WIS Minister to Greece l8T4-'13; re-
su.ncd LTD scat iu thu Assembly III his return,
@'lH "sss'lH iHe'o iit,i T.. A'e Aos.'
Eqme Inas!ta lt!lppe tenetr. tnn new
M,,aser or Asf'Ea.uFc Eh i. nna CYineiee dd va
p.sn % Ut Auneac. fe.'. !, tosoi stuuieu ~" a.
VIZ eIeetsu 70 Ln9 uu'slpal louneil ~ 591 1Ss'
ai1! to tsle Is'uncn naaeIat ol ionuc ~ LOU,
su.sa tmrIo ooHnocta..c .t, loutna! aok, nn..
,u..9, s.i ~ s T., h,,11f ~, "
to"a. Ghnseh ueput! ~ sGotuarI, loftt ne oe;
ea,a l!nHG.emt t'a,. OF nc henao1ican 9. Gh1on
elpnp, "n!cn % ~ ~ the extreme te1t. ~ "as
'yhosrn' e. r9csn.eht oi ny 1,h!nsM .f%cment % ns
aG@ @ III -, ta.fI suese.G.s ~; tI geuutI ~ totot ~
same sTc1l tEauEGt ~ t"1 CnaHloS' ahu HEIR.
nef p1 ihe tomaistee q NaTs af ny Means, aaa
"as ullaer sccsstaIy u t9o sl'n,ssiy VI hg1leut.
/ ta1H y t"a t4ol'et ~ ~ u9!snEe. ~ "
ran eoh beraar n'G1! ay.gu,,e,rv III, ,,n,.,er Il,