London vid Bombay, Nov. 26.
Telegrams from Rio de Janeiro state that, upon Congress voting an amnesty, the mutineers surrendered.
The Government granted their demands for the abolition of cor-receive the most careful consideration. Jupan was quite wi ling to meet us, but it would be holding out false hopes, if he said that Japan was prepared to take the: old duties as a basis. But Japan: had shown the most friendly spirit ands recognition generally of the fact that unfavourable treatment of British trade wes bound to reset on the feeling between the two countries, The Japanese bud shown Dreadnought Minas Geraes was Killed, bot no further details are ble.
The British squadron now at Buenos Aires is sailing for Rio de
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