Harbin, Nov. 25.
A telegram from Constantinople states that the vernacular papers are attempting to justly Turkish occupation of the Smyrna-Aidin railway. They state that Great Britain has captured two Turkish Dreadnought and annexed Cyprus and say that other retaliatory measures will follow.
The Turkish Minister of War ordered the closing of the Turco-Bulgarian frontier on the 21st; railway communication between Sofia, Bukharest and Constantinople then ceased. In consequence of an energetic protest made by the Bulgarian Government, the Porte has agreed to cancel the measures undertaken recently. Now Bulgarian Consuls may continue to forward freely seal-correspondence while railway communication has been restored.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.