The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

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dub have adoptsd hs second scheme o. ksjI Jaernch
belle red that American % operation IN es.aba hing me
general code desired, and would DO now fortune
and effective these several Europe N players axpr ~
great sasuSsc the pecs of some for nal action on
our part Unity y what . no~ deaired and MI Dc %
The only Furopssn che orssno tho present day the
Berlin ScAacA Ztuno, which V written 70 songae ncs
fueroe Oas OF Germany The former Englna ohaes pc
odcas the Chas Players ohronts and the Pomsas arc
no longer In existence therefore, escu csunty ma
or made to bring shout ds desired end The
n ESgaDd and now, therefore, the uae for American
cooperation ,,.,..o, ), ,s.v ..,a,,,,
ne.d .hs no decided sxsssoa q nioa be ", made
In favor o. either or The other OF the sohones pro
posedn In Vie second plscs-sbas Ocnmiacs on the
Congress or Of such American men Association q, may
be formed q this Congress. whose duty IL shall be
enter mo .oS ss Vs. D., o.. e
to the revision Of the ID ~ OF chess - ALSO with
ether eminent chess authorities Ia other countries
ousssd In the O1sss Xon0iy. THIS oomrniase us h.
also report code Of ohess ID -, should be found de-
The subject Of uniform rysttm Of ohss rOiaon might,
Also be ccnxterea by them.
TO tsh report the committee have added po,t,crs,
announcing the reception fro England OF prof o! Mr.
saunton's proposed code II worthy OF Mr. sAunsons
FOR le.rprg and judgment, ana acoords rEHer
with ths German than he RI ,sisn author while In
cases he dine, nom both For instance no agrees vi
Ills colleagues in epacng thu tahiog the pa IN en- asass
becomes . Wced move when no other Is possbie DO
prefers TO Ie.enAcs the old rule, by whoa . fal C
move Is les move he retains penalty OF moving The
king. he sees reason for extending the lAiud, fc'
sixth movo 10 proposes 70 sdop, limiting he dur, 10
game g. tive hon 70, ami measurc ths tne consumed
Sesi nio c.nno. here be entered upsn bl. The nu
be. and epexrg character Of the eehcus seus prsss.
cd confirm me committee in their opinion. iaas 40 iaei
gent Judgment cou.d be FORMED upon them, rem fnoa
ospsos s.!on could DC given them eaTi1s he Tseli
sessis oftne Congress.
This able and inesestnx report val scoertsd lnd he
CORDIAL Of the Congress given 20 the FOR TIE
care and ability displaye cd IN iss preparation
Upn motion the oiort Wal lai on the table, 70 DC IN
sdsYsd by the American Chess Association 80 DO organ
lied On Tie dissolution OF the Cors ess
rhe Congress then adjourned until Monday evening, 81
ec'ciocf.
A. the closc Of lAs evenings playnS the progress,
the grand iouYnAme Was ~ foloWs:-
Kernioott, Raphael i; Meek, l; Tailor, i: Pe..u,
Knot, j. Mrphy, 3: Allison, l. Montgomery, 3; N'ke,
Psslren, Only ono game so p, has 5eon araan, ant
Ihas wRs bet~ cen DR. Raphlel and kr Kenncos,.
The onseat game played up 70 the pEs,eas tue "a
bel Mr. Kebniccs and Dr. Re hisl, which o,1i
pied eight hours and t~ent, Ave suu.es the former
being Inc winner. In . second game tho tsoIss yer,
turned, Kr. X. losingB The third gamo vas ara IN
after contest Of abon: hoos Judge Meek aad kr
Fuller play with sixty eight Moves being the or
est game with respect 10 the number OF moref Psa
Ao,lhy, Of New Orleans, beat James thompson OF Ne
York, n 1f'y minutes vith twenty tao moves. Tn'
shorte game, both In and Usbe- OF mover, wa
Between Il r Montgomery, OF Philadelphia, and xr ALI
OF MINI The former check mating In forty
with twenty three moves
koIpry usually o;ens his easc With sson OF bril-
Han. syes, somewhat 10 the style OF Labourdounsis
While PsuSens playing ro.ed for the obiiins3y CT a.
defence, after the nannfr OF the grea: saihdor.
Ar TIC ,urrrlept OF the Congress lss evening" they
TINE OF writing, neither had gained any essential ed
vInlsae. NearJ all toe boards In the room were
IosLdorcd and pesstcs crowd surroun led them, ~zoa
Ing theb With silent interest. DuiiuE The day
large number Of spssi,l matches were played one DO
tween t~o boys Of thirteen srd fourteen years Of
sSe q strong game, and the eldest-frede
rick G,aef-won Alter fftyouc moves. rs hn
beaten some Of tee beat play ern the New York club
Next wssk viii be introduced lho autonson caoss player
General Scott u ais, expected 70 be present..
On sxsu day, the Ion mat, ~ four O'Clock P. oui'
PAolsen, OF Dialogue, iosa viii play four games siusl
aneous. without seeing the board One Of mis- -four 20
ncsu win be Paul Nor ny, Of New Orleans, tho ha
within three days play ed twenty gamer, twoniy
Of Whca he has Bis other three opponents ain b
csebIaAd play ers entered Tor the great tournament
In view OF the large number OF persons who dosrou
Of vishirg the 70 times bat who do not care
0. Mars gIment III issue tickets for ono dollar, entlr
toe holder 70 admission for three consecutive days.