New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-23

OF the Extremists not only because OF his
monarchicaI sympathies. but OF account Of the
rigorous manner In which he took part IN re-
pressing the Commune. His entry into the CaOi-
net is undoubtedly due to his attitude toward
the Dreyfus case. which has been throughout
favorable to Dreyfus. although he holds that
the proclamation OF the prisoners innocence
should not include placing the responsibility
Cor the apparent judicial blunders upon the
General staff
The Courier du sor" publishes an Inter
view this evening with General the Marquis de
Gsllifet the new Minister OF War. who is rep
resented saying:
II am reproached for my attitude in lSIl. Al
that time ! served the majority, the constl'u-
ton and the law soldier on the active nst
have remained silent until now. To-day
ind the army talking far too much I an, as l
was thirty years ago at the service or the ma
FORTY The constitution and the law"
NJ. Alexandra Mnerand. Radical Socialist, in
an interview published by the paper. is
reported as saying:
The Republicans have concluded an armistice
IN order 70 meet the enemies OF the republic and
10 restore things 10 their proper places IN the
army the magistracy and the administration
On leaving the Elysee Palace. NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau visited NJ. Dupuy, the retiring Pre-
rnjer. to whom he presented the Presidents de-
cree naming the new Premier. The new Cabinet
viii meet tomorrow.
Senator Pierre Marie Waldeck- Rousseau, who 's
now trying TO form a French Ministry was born ON
December 2 1886 He vas educated for the bar ana
followed the legal profession al Rennes. he was
first elected Deputy from one OF the distrlcts Oh
that place in 1879. and Immediately allied himself
with the Union Republicans. He held the portfollo
O, the Interior in the Cabinet Of Gamoetta' IN
1881 and distinguished himself FOR his enorts 10
prevent the encroachment OF political influence on
the administration OF his department. He went out
r. oA9cA with the retirement OF the Gambetta Min
istry early IN 1882 He accepted the same portioho
in the Cabinet of Jules Grevy early the next year
and retired with his colleagues In March leSo' IN
the following October NJ. waldeck Rousseau was
again elected from the Department OF lie et
Vilaine At the election OF 1889 he did not present
himself but was elected 20 the Senate. In 1880 ne
was entered al the bar at Paris. and since that
~ ue mas asp 11c1dng those of Nm Eie Lebaudy
and Burdeau He favors the revision OF '"e Di''
fIs
Theophile Decasse was born at Pamiers IN lS9Z'
and began work as journalist, treating questions
OF foreign policy on the "Republique Francalse.
He was elected 1889 Deputy from the district OF
Folk as the Opportunist candidate. Serving on the
Commission Of Credits OF the Soudan and Ionqulh'
he became known as the leader OF the party advo-
eating the need Of colonial aggrandizement for
France in view Of the increasing expansion Of other
Powers IN that direction
NJ Delcasse was Under Secretary Of State Tor the
Colonies in 1893 and Minister OF the Colonies under
NJ Dupuy in the same year He entered the Brisson
Cabinet as Minister Of Foreign Affairs in 1888, and
after tts downfall was chosen by NJ. Dupuy TO con-
tinue In that office 1t due In large part to his
Efforts that trouble with England over Marchands
DvpvT ca binet was defeated NJ Delcasse
asked TO form a Ministry. but declined the task
CASTOR Aiexandre-Auguste. Marquis de Gallifet.
has a long and excellent record in the French
% ont o
army when eighteen years Old and atier RAPID
promotion reached the grade Of general OF division
in 1875. He service first in the Crmea. "he'e
he received honorable mention; IN Mexico "here ne
dangerously wounded IL jSsS. and IN the iou'
Algerian expeditions A. the opening or the
Frsaco-German War ne was IN command OF lhe 'u
Regiment Of African Cavalry Captured al Sedah
and imprisoned in Germany. he was placed on ms
return while the second siege OF Paris was IN
progress in command Of the Army Of Versailles
In 1872 he was active IN the subjugation OF savage
tribes in Africa After receiving promotion 10 'he
rank O, general O, division. with headquarters al
Dion ne received orders from General Ducro'. IN
i overthrow the statue OF ResistSnGe "a $50 The
statue WAS broken. and the action caused raIiiset
sboSes 10 Ietter 10 Dijon's Mayor that ne had
acted in accordance with MS orders sn1 ."S which
blame rested or his superiors ManGuSres & wssn ra
look place in The following years showed ms sdea
ability tactcan ana ca % 3sed mn Ha Seceived the
Grand Cross Of the Legion Of Honor IN 1877
Jean-Marie-Antpine de Lanessan was born IN
uss He studied medicine. then entered the Navy
and was surgeon-naJor In the war OF s'O. re was
elected membe OF the Extreme Lei' 10 .me
f,hsuh., ., re,uaes He wrote for many Repuoh-
-an paper, and vas well known as the editor OF
n. scientific department Of the XlXve sece' oh'ef
the Signature Of Raoul Lucet
Ernest-Antoine- Emmanuel Monis was porn :"
ls4s Hs nrac,,sad law at Cognac and Bordeaux
and was elected Senator from Gironde oy 'he Ne
publican -Opportunist party In 1871
Alexandra Eugene Caillau1 was born Ia l'-1 ""u
after training in tn, Polytechnic schooi tooh ~
tho profession OF civil engineer ne e
nou,ic.I u,a a, ~, became Senator from the