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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

The COAST DEFENcEs OF GREAT BRITAIE.-
The following number Of guns and men are
proposed by the Government Commission,
for the coast defenses of Great Britain.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25
Monday, September "a
TUIODON's MUsEUM OF ART

And continue every evening during the week, at
HSlIITH & NIXON,S HALL.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-25

More of the Great Storm Mt the South
Loss of the Vessel Robert II. Dixey-
Twenty-fOur SOuls Perish-LOss $780,
OOO-TOtaI Damage Over S1,OOO,OOO.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

The miserable devices. which the De,
mocracp resorted to, to carry the election
In the county. shows their utter want o.
principle and total disregard for truth
In political matters. The yilest slandcr,
were industriously circulated against
some Of oar candidates and especially
was this the case with regard to Mr.,
Howe.
The Germans were told and many Ol
them made believe that the Republicans
were in favor Of liberating al the no
eFOes in the South and taxing tho labor.
ing people in the North, in order to pay
f'r end maintain them. intelliEen,
nHR, who win make use Of such an argu-
ment as that, is mean enough 70 do any
thing. But this Is only a specimen.
We ore informed that lying, anony.
nous, printed circulars wero secretly
eireulated IN Liberty tP., uttering the
Filess slsndeFs against Messrs. Bowe aud
weirlek and appealing to the religious
prejudice oftho Catholics, We have not
seen any OF them, but have heard various
rumos Of their existence.
The miserable tools, who circulated
them are not fit 10 associate with swine.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Thc stntc ntLnrErl

In the 9th CToledo) district, Ashley
gains largely over Steadman, and Is un
doubtedly elected.
John Shermans District hss gone Re.
publican by ovs- oOOU. Erie county
gives eoo RepubllcSn majority and HUI
ron about 1900,
The RoFuDlcans gain about 1900 IN
cleveland and Cuyahogu Co. There arc
large Republican gains all over tho Re.
serve.
Tho report from the Sd (Butlcr) Dis.
trict favors tho recollection Of Yallandlg
ham, by small majority.
Cox is undoubtedly elected In the Co.
hmbus District, but by a reduced major,
ity. Galloway gains si6 In the city ol
Columbus.
Returns from Athens county indicat,
the election Horton to Congress, over
Martin.
The probability is that Cutter (Rep.)
is elected to Congress in the Muskingum
District.
Reports from Hamilton co. indicate
the election Of Pendloton in the lst and
Gurlcy in tho I'd Districts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
The NInreh or GnrIbnIdI

The news from Italy, by the luest
steamer, is intensely interesting. le
distinguished soldier Of fortune, Gaa-
baldi, was marching with rapid str,es
toward the city Of Rome. The plansofI
Victor Emanuel have been execdtd
with admirable precision. The Sard1-
ian monarch could not have interferd,
ostonsbly, In the Ncpolitan insurrectio;
u was proper for him, however, 70 ct.
ploy his money, his individual iniluepe.
and his counsel in the campaign Tn
success Of Garabaldi has startled all III.
rope. No doubt can longer be enttrtaiD
ed that the addition Of the territorial do
minions of the Pope TO the Sardipint
power Is embraced in the grand scheme
of political reform.
We may then be prepared in a short
time, to remodel, very essentially, the
map or southern Europe. The 6Ring-
dom Of Italy" will probably, embrace
all the Italian provinces except Venotia,
aud will not be long beforethe inhabi-
tants Of this beautiful rcgiob will apply
for protection 10 the energetic Court of
Turin. Austria is watching with the
deepest interest the progress of events.
She has not less than 100000 men I'm
Venetia, and she is even about 10 aug.
ment thus enormous force. BY a sudden
movement, Austria might annihilate the
] Adynnftng co lumns Of Guribnldi hut
YlCto, Emanuel determined 10 nvoid nnv
sueh disaster ~ s.is, has already nl,cod
a heavy corps of his os,.' soI3 P'SSPu
position to keep In check any ho',,ta ~ =
demonstration from the Austrian irdnS
tier.
IN Few weeks. word will reach ma In
regard to the. insurrection in Venice
which Is confidently anticipated. If the
people Of this i -fatcd province shall rise
aud assert their ancient rights, the dut,
of the King of Sardinia, and his Lieu.
tenunt GOrObaldi, will DO too obvious "a
require argument. The same logi,
which justified a descent upon. Sicilv
aud an invasion of Calabrin, win inner
atively demand military march into
Austrian territory.
A bloody war seems inevitable but
when the smoke of battle will have
cleared away, we may witness a splon.
did empire, including all the provinces Of
the Ponlnsulai we may see Victor Em.
anuel leaving his kingly palace in the
capital of Sardinia, and placing on hi.
head, ON the banks of the 'yellow Ii.
ber," an Imperial crown, more splendi,
than that OF the Caesars we may wit
ness Rome adopting the beautiful appar,
el of the golden days Of Antonines !
voice may once again 60 out from the
Capitol, echoing In thunder tones from
] . IL -. N -
the Danube TO the Thames, Il will moi
be that terrible "Ude Vicfts" with which
the Latin arms went forth conQuerinp
aud 20 conquer through the earth, bul
rather, the herald Of a glorious resurrec-
ton Of immortal mind--a reincarnatiou
Of that unriyNled spirit Of liberty AMI
greatness which led the world when IN,
rude legions Of Scandinavia first lightet
their camp-fres under the battlements ol
Imperial Rome Cin Times.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

hAfn GouHfga1aonnl DastFtfts
The Republicans have made gallant
fight on Congressman IN this Disahi
and, II they have failed 10 elect Jdn
Carey, Il % not for want Of effort on w
part Of his friends. We have the satisl
foction of knowing from the returns re
ceiyed thus far that the "Old Mud Sill
leads his ticket in the District from 10
90 to 400.
In a district IN which Ranney had oyer
600 majority, last year, Noble (ac
knowledged TO be the strongest oandi
date tho Democrats could put up,) II h,
Is elected at all, has II only by "the skin
Of his teeth" His majority may prob
ably reach 400. Noble runs behind some
40 votes in hls own wssd and " and
Carey 60 out Of Seneca "necR and
neck"
The returns from the District, 70 far
as we are able to get them, (and they
are very unreliable,) are about a. fol-
lows;
Carey and Noble 90 out Of Seneca a.
bout a tie, although the Democrats have
over 200 majority on State Ticket.
sandusky Co., is reported for Noble
by about 2s5 majority. We expected
better things Of Sandusky.
Nothing heard from Ottawa.
Wyundot CO., reports 800 majority for
Carey-an excellent vote, but loss ol
nearly 100 from 1858.
Hardin Co., Is reported for Carey by
$40 majority. Well done little Hard
IN
Crawford Co., isrcportcd to have gone
for Noble by 800 majority. This is a.
bout the same than Hall had two years
ago.
We have heard nothing reliable from
Marion, but report says Noble has Iie
majority.
Our estimate Of the maioritlea in The
District 10 as follows;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

the Republiesa ticket about 90 MAORI
".
The Republicans fell 70 behindin Ven
Ice except weiriek and Carey who hs'
q email naiority.
scipio has won the title Of The "ban
,ner township" All honor s duo th,
lgollant Republicans Of that township foi
iolling up the biggest Republican major
ny in Seneca county. They rive Carey
lls majority and Weirick l4s a gain o.
nearly 40 over last year. Tall he ban.
neH
Bloom gave Corey 10 majriiy and
Werick, "a.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
.GLORIOUN NEWS,
Ohio All Right!
10000 Republican Majority
PcnNsylV0nIa and Indi-
ana gone Republican by
Large Major itfCs.

From tho meagcr reports we are able
to gather from different parts Of Ohio
&C IRE able 70 announce the gratifying
intelligence that the Republican, have
achieved a most glorious victory over the
combined opposition Of Doualasites,
Brcckonrldgors and Know-Nothings.
The Republicans gain largely on the
Reserve and hold their ow n In the CEN
trail and Southern portion Of the State.
The majority in the state except for su.
prcmo Judge, will probably reach 10000
Ddnkerhof runs behind considerably IN
the old Hunker counties, but his mejorl.
in the State cannot fall below $4,000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Hanging OF Horse Thieves in
Arkansas.
FoEr SMITH, Ark, Oct. 4.

FORT DMlllii Afk.i Oct. a.
This afternoon man named Martin
II. Gillian, alias WIN. Owen, formerly
Of Johnstown, Bates county, Missouri,
was hung for horse stealing In the pres
once Of large concourse Of citizens
He was arrested some weeks since, and
n effort made to hang him, during which
he broke away from the rope, and was
shot down while in the act Of escaping
He escaped from the inil last night, and
to facilitate his flight, stole another horse
but was retaken this morning at Van Bu-
rem aud returned TO this place.
Shortly after his execution, another
prisoner was brought into town, charged
with the same offense. He was exam
examined on the street, confessed the
crime, and was soon swung up alongside
Of his brother in crime. The second vic
tim was a Choctaw half-brced, named
Shoat. The citizens have become great
ly incensed ogainsthorse thieves, as their
offenses OF late have been bold and nu-
merous.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
ArrIvaI Of the PONY Exp, ess.
ST.. J0sErH, Mo-, Oct. 8

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 3,
The Pony express, with California
dates to the gath ult., arrived here last
night
San FRAEoIsoo, Sept. 24.--A fire oo-
cured at Pacheo, Contra Costa county,
on the gath, destroying nearly twenty
thousand dollars worth Of property.
There is nc new feature in the polite
al canvass.
The State Fair at Sacramento has Prov
Cd great success. Over 900 head of
blooded stock were placed in competition
lor premiums.
The mining accounts arc eneoursg-
ing,
The latest accounts from Oregon state
that the Legislature continued adjourn
ing from day TO day without a quorum
A report was circulated Of a contempla-
ted compromise between the Douglas
and Breckenridge Democrats, giving each
party one Senator, on condition tho Sc
oeding Breckenridge Senators would rc-
turn.
The lower house passed a resolution
on the goth ult., inviting the Senate in
Us dlsorganl1ed condition 20 meet Ia Joint
Convention the next day and proceed at
once TO the election Of Senators.
The Douglas and Breckinridgo par
ties in Oregon had each held Conve a.
tons and nominated electoral tickets.
Tho BTeckinridgo ticket is Delaisou
Smith, James OmoOr0 aud l.. w. Dough.
ett, The Douglas ticket ia William II.
Farrar, Benz. Harding and WIN. Hofi,
mBn.
The census returns give Washington
Territory nine thousand population.
Adyioes from China state that the Chi
nose would make great resistance to the
French and English, and desperate fight
ing was expected.
Russiah war steamers had been yer,
active, moving about with large bodies o
troops ON board.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

The Editor 81 Che Baltimore
Patriot Makes "A Republican
speech.
Col. Evans, Editor Of the Beltimore
Pafrioi, made a bold Republican speech
at meeting IN New York, recently
While he held to the American faith, he
yet endorsed the Chicago platform, and
was ready 10 vote for Lincoln.
He said "the lcaven was spreading IN
the South Maryland, Virginia and Ken
tucky would each give them several thou
sand votes. The Southern defendants
Of the men who perilcd their lives for
freedom would stand for freedom etill.-
He had received an anonymous letter
telling him that unless be ceased to pro-
claim his attachment for Lincolr, he
would be compelled 70 leave Baltimore,
and he told a friend then that on the 9Th
Of N ovenbcr next, live or die survive or
perish, II Il was the last act Of his life,
he would cast an open ballot for Lincoln
aud Hamiin. Long and continued ap-
plause. Col. Evans told how the Balti-
more Patriot has been prescribed be-
tetHt ~ nuppoItcu thc principles VI Aoe-
dom. He considered the election Of the
Republican candidates a foregone con-
clusion. He wanted the men Of the
North not TO be scared with this scare
crow of the dissolution Of the Union
They could not drive them (of the
south) out Of the Union. If the cleo
ton was carried TO the Senate, Mr. Lane
Of Oregon, would be chosen President.
In conclusion, Col. Evans promised that
Maryland would do her best for the Re-
publican cause, led by Mr.. Winter Da-
Wis"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
seneca Tor Lincoln,

Ef our isiends win only do v6eir duty
aud work induHrlopsly in every town,
ship, from This until the 9th day Of No.
vemBer, Seneca co. can b carried for
khe Lincoln, the next President Of the
United States. The trump" candidate
nstcr sucking all the "lemons" in Penn.
rylvaniO. Ohio and Indiana, has come oui
badly "sqOecHed." The result Of lusl
Tuesdays election Is an eHectual crush.
erto thc hopes Of the "Llttle Giant" and
shows all their "fusion" devices to bo on.
y spiders webs.
Let not the certainty Of the triumph
ofOld Abe cause Republicans to relax
uught Of their efforts in this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
PENNNYLIANIA

All the returns from tho keystone
State indicate the election of Col. Cur.
tin for Governor, by from 10000 to 40.
900 majority over all opposition. This
Is most brilliant victory and enough "a
thrill the heart Of every Republican with
profoundest Joy, n places -thu election
Of Lincoln beyond doubt and virtually de.
cides the presidential struggle. The fol.
lowing has been received by telegraph,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 0.
9P. M.-The following Congrtssmen
ure reported elected; Messrs. Scranton
Grow and Hale. The election Of Long,
neoker, Rep, for Congress, Is doubtful.
Johnson, Democrat, for Congress In the
18th district Is probably elected.
The North American Office is illumin-
nted with the word "Vietory" In gas let
ters. All the parties IN the city are
alive with enthusiasm and excitement.
Additional returns from Allegheny Co.
show that Curtin's majority will range
from 6,5O0 20 1000. Bucks Co. gives
Curtin 800 maj. Monroe Co. gives Fos-
ter $40 maj. Northampton Co. gives
Foster $500 maj,
PHmApELrHA, Oct. lO.-i,a0 A. M,
The political clubs OF oil parties are
pRrading the streets with lighted
torches and musio-all cheering Justify.
The Republicans are cheering over the
success OF Curtin In the State, the BELL
Everett men over Fosters increRsedvote
In the city, the Democrats over the sue
cess Of their county ticket, and the Doug
lOs men over the election OF Lehman 10
Congress In the lat District.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
- NYhnt - IIao.I

The iast riun Adpsriissr has the fol-
lowing;
'Carl Schuz, who Z advertised 10
speak here, declared in recent spec Oh
az Springfield, mass., that sour reyolu-
tlonHTy slrcs were ACCOMPLISHED
IUMhUGGERs AND nYPOCRITEs'
Tho declaration of Independence
eTHE MOST IMpUDENT IMPOSI.
TION EVER PAAcTICED IN TIE
WHOLE WORLD"
The editor ofthe A dperiissr could nol
invent . nore piiable tnd contemplate
hlunlsr 3 De would devote the remainder
"a ilh lilstne ~ lne gnceraking --Saa
ne.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
INDlAnAFoLls, Oct. 8.

The committee Of citizens frcm this
city with the remains of Gov. Willard,
arrived yesterday morning on special
train from Chicago, accompanied by Gov.
Ramsey, Ex-U. s. Senator Rice, Mai.
Cullen, Mr.. Cochran, Hon. WIN. A.
Bowles and lady, from Minnesota. They
were met at the depot by the military com.
punies Of this place and large number ol
citizens, who received the remains and
conveyed them 10 the executive mansion
whore they remained during yesterday
and this morning and will be taken "a
the Senate chamber this afternoon, where
theywill lie in state until "Wednesday
morning, from whence the final funeral
ceremonies at this city will take place
and ne remains will be taken to New
Albaiy under an escort Of military and
citixeIs for internent. Minute guns were
fired On ths arrival of the cars yesterday
mornilg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

Bhe.cleutloA Of Warren p. Noble to
Congress, in this District, is barren
victory ~ goes out Of Seneca (hi,
own eovng) with only II majority and
runs behind his siehet ahou, 1000 IA the
Distrist. Great victory tha. 10 crow
over.
Had II not been year of % much po.
I,ieal exellepent, Judge careywould I'm.
dbub,edly hays been elected. The peO.
Pis of thia District may repent their folly
uheaitis TOO istc..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

ANNHNNhNehHN W hfiNN"tl Wv hnN' iNeEht
the good fghtl you have kept the faithl.
You have met an organized determined
and desperate enemy and have come of
with honor. The result, although not
f--.s.-ss-sss vv--ysvuss,s-trnu-tu ffuvU HcUn, N
good enough for Republicans to glorify
over and should inspire them with re-
nowod confidence.
The battle has been a fierce and des.
porate one. Every .r~sivs Of n~ud -,as
nva-,vd--eycry appliance brought to bear
aud tho vilcst ISLANDERS put in circulation
by an unscrupulous enemy, to influence
the result.
Spurious tickets were circulated and
forged dRdlyiHg circulars secretly issued
TO gull aud prejudice the ignorant and
wayering against the Republican candl-
dates,
The democrats, In every township were
fully organized and fought with the des-
porution Of tigers.
But, Notwithstanding the Republicans
had to fight against all these difficulties
and overcome a naturalizod vote ofabout
l75 In the county, we have elected our
Sheriff by a handsome majority and have
kept the majority ON the state ticket to
about what Il was lOstye Levi Wei
rick Is elected Sheriff and Mr.. Bowo was
only defeated by the vilest frauds ever
invented by man.
THg TowNsmPs.
In Clinton TIP. aud the city, the Re-
publicans had TO stand the brunt oCthe
battle, but they fought nobly and main
tanned their ground. The Republican
vote is largely Increased in the city anu
township. Bowe led KOgy Q in the I'd
Ward and Wcirick was only ~ behind
Wagner. Noble ran some 20 behind in
his own ward. The I'd Warders deserve
much credit
Edea did nobly, giving Carey and Wei
rick over 60 majority. The Republicans
made gallant fight there,
Seneca TIP. did wonders. The Repub-
lieans made break In that democratic
stronghold, which will weaken the en-
cnly's fortress, Christlip only leads
II eaton ss and Wagner leads weirick
IS.
Big Spring gave about 200 democratic
majority aud il Is said they are still vot-
ing there.
LOudon did about as last year ON the
state ticket, but gave Carey aud Weiriek
81 maj. each.
Liberty did not do 90 well ss usual, ex-
oept for WeiIiek who had 90 maj, Dowo
40, Carey ss. Secret, lying circulars
were shown around in this township TO
prejudice the Germans against our eandi-
dates.
Jackson did the handsome thing, Civ
ing Carey, Weiriek and the ticket gener.
ally over 40 maj, although the democrats
claimed the township.
The Republicans Of Hopewell covered
themselves with honor They reduced
the democratic majority some ~ ,n No
bic aud 80 on Wagner AZ that rate,
llopewell viii soon be Republican.
Pheasant did not do so we'll as usual,
but gave Carey 3 majority and Weirlck
ll5,
Adams gave Carey and weiriek about
rs mojp gain Of 81 over last year On
account Of foolish prejudice got up
egains, Mr., Dowe concerning Rogers
Ditch, Raey got ~ majority 10 the town
ship.
Thompson gave 10 democratic maj,
Os usual.
Reed did The hsnls,me thing, giving
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Court Of Common Pleas
OF Semecn COUNTY Ohio.

Court Of Common Pleas
Of Seneca County Ohio.
Samuel w. Boss, Joshua A. Cia-k a Jacob
A. Dibble pafthets ns Boss, CLARK and Dib-
bic, PlainHhs.
against.
Beniamin r. Vannntta a Eliza Vannatta biz
wife, Defendants
The said defendants viii take notice. that
the plaintiffs on the 18th day Of S, ptembcf
lbbO tled their petition in The Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Seneca county Ohio against
them, wherein In subsistence tbev aaf. that
on The 9Th day Of April, 1853, p'aintins ne.
corded judgment against defendant Eliza
Yanuatia, then Eliza Ellis and one John
Beard, partners as John Beard 4 Co, In said
Court for s332 46 and costs Of suit. That
defendant Eliza was sole and unmsrried al
said date and her name then was Eliza Ellis-
that she Z now wife Of Defendant Berjainih
Z. Yamdita.
That At the time Of rendition Of said iud0.
nent said Eliza was owner In her own right
and now. is such owner, Of In Lot No 36, iri
town Of Attica. Seneca county, Ohio, as her
own separate property, that neither said Ben.
jamin p. Fannatta or said John Beard have
any goods and ohattels, lands or tenemonts
out Of which TO make said judgments BY levy
and sale ON execution, that said Eliza has no
other property IN the state Of Ohio. That
execution was last issued upon said Judgment
on the 18th day Of September 1854, and duly
levied upon said In Lot.
| That said Judgment is unrevcrsed and un-
paid and that there is due thereon to PLAINTIFF
from defendants the sum Of S3a2 i6 with it-
terest since April l6, ls53-and costs and
paying judgment and order Of sale Of said In
/ Lot, that plaintiffs have caused attachment 10
Issue
| That defendants must answer said petition
on or before the 9th day Of November 1860,
or judgment viii be rendered thcrcon acvUsI'
lingly.
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,
Sept lS6w. 1915 Au'y for PIG,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
PnmApELrmA, Oct. lO.-l,aO A. M.
INDIANAO.K.

Glorious news from the .Hoosier
State" Henry s. Lane (Rep.) is un.
doubtedly elected Gov Of Indiana, by
from 5000 to 10000 maj. Tho Repub-
lioans have made large gains all over the
state and have swept most Of the Cong,
Districts,
lSplAsAFoLIs, Oct 0.
The election returns from this State
thus Gar are very meugeF. The ticket be-
ing long, L will probably be morning bo-
fore anything definite can be had. In.
dioations are that the whole Republican
ticket l. elected, The vote in this city
is about 100 larger than At any previous
eleotion--largo Republican gains,
The following Republican members ol
Congress are certainly elected; w, NJ
Dunn, sd dist,i J. NJ. Julian, 9TH dist.
A. q. Porter, 9th dist; Albert =. White
9Th dist; Schuyler ColiaX, 9th dist
MF Mitchell, 10th dist; MIR, Shanks
lith dist, John =. Davis, Independent
Whig, Cd dist, probably; 9Th and 7th
districts doubtful. ltls generally cohced,
ed that the entire Republican State tick
ct Is elected.
The Republican majority In Marion
Co. will 500 70 1000.
The result il, the three states Of Penn.
sylvania, Ohio, aud Indiana, is "crush
err upon the prospects Of the Douglas.
ties, who confidently expected to earu
them.
Notwithstanding the fact that N,
Douglasi,es, Breckenridge men and BELL
Everett mon fused upon one ticket, they
have All been unable to stay the conquer
ing march Of Republleanism.
l, only remains now to pu, "Old Abe
in the presidential chair, to make the vic
tory complete.
LArGsT.--Pennsylvsnio and Iudianl
have both gone Republican, Tie forme
by about 10000 and the latter by chou
10000 mriorny