New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
DE FREYCINETS CABINET.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE NEW MINISTRY.
APPOINTMENT OF NJ. sARMEN CRiTiCIsED-THE
NAMES RECEIVED With NO ENTHUSIASM

APPOINTMENT OF NJ. sARRIEN CRirCIsED-THE
NAMES RECEIVED With NO ENTHUSIASM
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE new Cabinet was an
nounced in the ODlcal Gaze this afternoon 1t Is as
follows:
NJ de FreycInet President of the Council and Minister
for Foreign Affairs
NJ. Sarrien, Minister of the Interior.
NJ. ad-Carnot, Minister OF Finance
NJ. Goblet, Minister OF Public Instruction.
NJ. Demole, Minister OF Justice.
NJ. Develle, Minister Of Agriculture.
General Boulanger, Minister Of War;
NJ. Aube Minister Of Marine and the Colonies.
NJ. Baihaut, Minister OF Public Works.
NJ. Granet Minister of Posts and Telegraphs.
NJ. Lockroy Minister of Commerce.
The composition Of the Ministry creates no en-
thusiasm; notably the appointment OF NJ. sarrien
thirdrate politician TO the important office OF Munster
OF the Interior. It ia said that is appointment will
prove q source OF weakness The Cabinet viii, 1t is be-
lieved be short-lived
The Ga,dois says that the principal financial houses
In Paris have agreed upon scheme for the unlcaon
OF the debt of France. According to this project the
pnbc debt will be converted nto per cent renos and
tito perpetual floating debt will be consolidated at per
cent. The plan also includes great National loan
LONDON, jan IA dispatch from .Tamataye says
"The negotiations for the settlement of the differences
between France and Mad gacar are stl In tho eemen-
tary stage The Maagassy officials stubbOrnly reject
some OF the conditions recently submitted by France and
1T expected that the negotiations will end In failure
Charles DesIndrs de Freycnet, the new Premier OF
France Htty-scvon years Old By education he Ia
mining engineer but he has been prominent In French
politics 1870. when he assisted Gambetta In con
ducting the Provisional Government established at
Tours In ls77he became Miuster OF Public Works; In
1879 he succeeded NJ Waddngtvn as Premier. hut
his Ministry remained in office only from December,
1870 until September 1850. In 1882, when Gambetta
resigned NJ de Frey cinet again called upon 10 or
ganiEe a Cabinet. He did so but from the outset his
Ministry was weak After several defeats on foreign
que stions the Ministry resigned In January 1888. In
April, 1885, he was for third time called
upon 10 form Ministry but his efforts uusucoess-
full He entered VI. Brisson's Cabinet, however, as Min
ister for Foreign Affairs.
M slrren the Minister oi the Interior represents
InFo I'm the Chamber OF Deputies and In tho
Bri,son Cabinet he WAS Minister OF Posts and Telc
graphs.
NJ sadie Carnot retains the office that OF Minister Of
Fmance) he held In the BrissOu Cabinet He is forty
eight old aud has considerable service III the
Assembly.
W. Rene Goblet also retains the Office he held under
Brlsaon, that OF Minister OF Public instruction. lie IL
nifty seven years old and has obtained distinction as
lawyer. If- has had much service In the Chamber OF
Deputies Minister OF the Interior under NJ de
Frrycinci III 1882.
NJ DeInue senator aEd In the Brisson Cabinet he
held the portfolio OF Minister OF Public Works
VI DeVele succeeds VI Herve-Mangon "a Minister or
Agriculture.
General Boulanger, the Minister OF War. has been
years director OF Of tho bureaus OF the
Finance Department.
~ Btihant. Minister Of Public Works, under
secretary for Public works In the last Ferry Cabinet.