The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-16
SILVER IN THE MINTS.
TaEINIERNATIoNA CONFERENCE
PROGRAMME.

President Harrison to Send a Special
Message to Congress in Few Deya
Belgium to Take Part in the Delibera-
tions-Brusssls to Bs the Scene of the
Sitting.
WASHINGTON, June 10. - The special
message of the President on the inter-
national monetary conference will pro-
badly so TO congress In a few days. The
President will soon have talk with Secrs-
tery Foster of the treasury departments aud
Acting Secretary Wharton of the state de-
partment and will decide what papers to in-
corporate in the message. Ho will alluds In
opening TO the promise he made In his mes-
sage Of April &c in reply to the resolution Of
Senator Teller: THAT at the earliest
moment after definite information can pros
perly be given. all the facts and any oorre-
spondence that may take place will be subs
mitted to congress"
COUNTRIES THAT HAVE ACCEPTED.
A dispatch was received from our minis
ter at Brussels to-day indicating that Bel~
gium would take part In the conference
Such intimations have already been rs-
ceivsd from Great Britain, Germany,
France, Austria-Hungary. Italy, Spain,
Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark and
Greece. The government OF the Neither
lands reserves freedom of action withouh
regard to the decisions OF the conference,
and the imperial government of Germany
takes a like position, The official aooapt-
ances from these countries have not reached
here in the mails, but dispatcher from our
ministers state that they have official assur-
ances that acceptances will be forthcoming :.
A,N- "a IL. -
soon be determined, and will probably be
early in August at Brussels The American
delegates will soon bs selected and will
probably include one or two represen tatlve
members OF the Senate and several gente-
men from private life
JONES TO BE ON THE LIST.
Senator Jones Of Nevada will probably
be the leading representative Of the silver
interest. Other gentlemen likely TO be
chosen are exControler Henry w. Cannon
OF New York, Gen Francis A, Walker Of
Boston and Senator Harris of Tennessee.
Senator Harris is free coinage man and
has had a long experience as a memb Der OF
the Senate committee on finance. Senator
Morgan Of Alabama might be selected as u
representative Of the silver interest II he
had not already been named to take part in
the settlement Of the Bering sea difficulty.
ITALY's PARTICIPATION
ROME. June 15.-The minister of the
treasury announced in the Senate to-day
that the Italian government had decided to
take part In the international monetary
conference In order to defend Italy's own
interest WITHOUT An idea Of disturbing ths
Latin union. in which, however, Franco
was mere interested than Italy. He said that
the Latin union cased Italy inconvsnisnoe
in the matter Of small change. but that
10 was doubtful whether the in-
convenience could be remedied by
increasing thu coinage OF small change.
Remuneration of the Latin union would
cause depreciation OF Italy's stock OF
piasters and would increase tho difficulty of
selling. In concluding, he said the restora-
tion OF Italy's finances would increase her in
dustry and her export trade. and it would
greatly contribute to the cure of the evils
of circulation II Italy succeeded Ia remov-
ing the barriers erected on her frontiers.