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LATEST FROM JAMAICA AND TINE PAcIFIc.-Ws
have received by the schooner Alicia, Capt. Wal
ter this port, files Of Kingston papers mp TO the 30h
ult They furnish with intelligence from Callao as
late the 18th Of July


The u. s. ship savannah al Callao the 18th OF
Jaly and leave the Goth for Panama receive
The commodore who expected to take the place Of
Commodore alias, deceased. The u. schooner shark
arrived the port the lS,h Of July from Pans.
1he U s. irigatc United States sailed on the oh OF
July for Norfolk. The ship elief about eav-
ing the 18th of July for Valparaiso to procure supplies
for the squadron So


There had been ano her revolution in Lima, in which
Domingo Elias private citiz.p n had been proclaimed
President. that there three or four parties,
all wishing o obtain supreme command in that iatfd
country In Nsw Grenada every thing appears to bs
quiet enough the elections were going on. and " 10
probable that Gan. Motquera will be the President not
wiihstandng there strong opposition to his appoint
inert.


our attentive correspondent at Kingston has sent
Ale of IA ers ID the 70 lowing letter, dated


"Kfsosrov ia, Aug 30, 1914 Our market Is over
stocked Flour sells II IRON f6 to - so Meal al ~ ;
Rice al IS Nothing will be wanted for months, in
consequence Of the heaviness OF the stock on hand
Bait american, Sept. IS