New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
FRENCH MINISTRY FORMED
,,-prrY ANNOUNCES THE NAMES OF
HIS COLLEAGUES

o rr4PrE PORTFOLIOS HIMsELF-THE
CABINET TO FOLLOW CLOSELY IN
:, c.s1M1R-PER1ER's FOOTSTEPS.
,.as Nav 29--M Dupuy has completed 'he
..t,on of Cabinet The lis Of Minister'S
anenitelv announced to-day. is as foiIo"s'
N,,~,s,er Of the Interior and Minister OF Wor-
.,,p-M DUpUN. ,-o-.ro.
N,s,.r sNn ~ Foreign AHairs-M HANOTAtN'
n'..r n ~ Finance-M. POINCARE.
,,,.- ot Justce-M CT ERIN
N'.,- NM" n Marne-M. FELIN fAtRE
A,.,.- aH,., ~ Colonies-M DELcAsSE ..,.,-,,.-
sinis'e :, pybrc 1ns,ruc,ion-M. GEORGES LElGUts'
A,.- q, Arriculiure-M. NlGNR
Ni" Ni,... ~ C'r1morce-M. LOt RITES.
MINIS =, Uar-GrcNERAI NER"IER
Minis MINIS. - public works-M. DARTHoU.
~. Ministry Of FOREIGN Affairs was first OF
NJ Cambon French Ambassador at con-
.,.on,e NJ Caubon declined, and the port
s'al',,.s .as given - ". HlnotauX, an eN-DePul!
and formerly cnle, '.l '"e 00''''''
o. the,l,,, the NJ the new Ministry, II Is announceu'
Ine poi,e' p,ro came as that pursued by NJ Caslmlr
VIII '. evcent that French rentcs VIII oe 'dNeu
nnder the Budget
,s,y French Ministry, with the exception OF
~. t Dpnuv and VI. Deicasse. Minister OF Coio-
f'eD'', AZ. not contain any man OF great ponuca
Mes ~. ~ ~ known as the active leader OF any
or
Nsi,'" ,"nay 70 be-a stop-gap Cabinet or Caoine'
GAfaires. -.,.ea u.hen he occupied the
,.-sn, @ last year He lsf; that office to become
IT,, ~ the House. whence ne mas Deen '"Nen
sp's..., Saoo-,s again Premier lie mas shown h"Sen
:. hs good energetic and even aggressive 'e"D''
:, the Conservative Republicans. ,,.-,-....
., Dslcasse the head Of the Coloniai M''''S' y
a.. a. rros re-estsbllshed only few weeks aso, III
"nO' -.uoo ~ the increase Of French colonies mas
e0"o. s % ba an extremely active and obstinate
pp.,,csn He fought for many years 10 nav a baG
goonIai Ministry. which formerA eA'rse 'rsees,s5iisbei
suvjce suppressed and twice ,i,,t e1
peeh rseta1 lie won his point ana was dtPoiIi 80
ssnssr Secretary IN that Ministry! q. er bis long
uhSrS uhuS he mas now been placed ana ~he&IS & i ~ me
wi's WI ssnscaI study Of colonial QHcStoh9 W.. o hrn
- ersat advantage Tor ine c2ultLI' 1Irses ~ the
~ 40 nassed through the ORDINARY Cou1ff as ono
HS to's fT1nyers!ty distinguished hnhstH a. U,, ,
- The editors OF la RepuDlquc s,he rensri
S.,ia tas paper and vS Deputy Ior the Vel as in
Sl nsn snssches in the Chamber MS hoooy va
Colonial qass'%T 'r%aT5eafe4y defended with vvacous
gr mis- system of French c2:oniaI eXPahyUim, yi
,sasS !, Agriculture members Of the ca
. - " CasiInr- Perier. Messrs Leygues ,t aIiu
Gusr' cue ~ Jnstce belong 10 the Chamber Of Deputies
.ISse wnese 1ro2nen NJ Poncare the new Minister Of
sslves pras horn in 1850 he studied law pup.
lished book that subject ana ncn9Ttment Of
ys.s delivered several s2eeches on hnanfe nance
Tsix Eaure the new Minister or Marine, ~ Mas
born in M He Of the ITnGipabI r ib '9lR9Mbs rBambcr
q hasie' .iscted Deputy for the Department OF
ssn.inerieuFe IN M ara re,eec'sd ,b In T Mnstry aTy
lsSs N Mn 80 In the Cabinet Of Gambetta in lSl-oZ.
The new Minister Of Foreg" a5d AaTi dstgashed IN hsn9
tavx Is "a nan a practical diplomat He was
stsr raiss' @ stniied SaS at the famous Eoole des
Snartes and acted for some time as couhseGe ~
~ me French Embassy at Constsntnopie e nc
70 'n nsisc,ei Deputy for the Department. OF Asne
r lss; but not being re-elected IN IN Sd,n ne "
HsnotauS has published several works. especially
about Nneveh Babylon and other tasseisi s isixPeenth
sSd Seventeenth Centuries in France; -r,,
The personality Of the Premier N. DhPus, b ~ h,s
soesgaes VIM be noticed that n5 he n has WorEs Ssa
wsirS forroeriv beonrel 10 the Ministry OF PUP,
IL Instruction In these tmes When the nnyy STFSa Sd
yss wSsb anv one bu: himself to attend 10 il.