New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

some error on one SIDE or the Other OF WHICH, proper
advantage be Immediately taken and followed up, the
result is to be decisive. The best playing in the
present game was after the fortysixth move the posi-
tion at that stage being as follows:
New-York black having
Pawn at Kings third;
Pawn at Kings Bishop's fourth;
Rook at KINGS seventh;
King at Kings Bishops square.
Philadelphia (white) having
Pawn st Queens Rocks fourth;
Pawn at Kings hfth;
Pawn at Kings Knights ffth;
Rook at Queens knights square;
King at Queens Rocks fifth
From this position the game was concluded in the
following manner:
SEw.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA.
Pawn Kings Bishops fh Rook TO Kings Bishops square
Rook lakes pawn (check); King to Knshts sixth;
Rock TO Bishops fourth; Pawn TO Rocks fhh;
King TO knights second; Pawn To hooks sixth;
Pawn to Kings fourth; Pawn to Rocks SEVENTH
Rock TO Bhops square, Rook to Queens Rocks square
Pawn 10 Kings Bi,hops sixth King TO Kings Bishops fA
Rook TO Queens Rocks sqe; King to Queens fifth
King 10 Knights tlird; King takes pawn;
Pawn 10 Bishops seventh Rock Kings Bishops square
Rook tskesps Rook takes pawn;
Rock to Rocks fourth (check). King TO Kings sixth.
At this point the game was mutually abandoned as
drawn. 1t may be remarked that the position above
given occurred at the conclusion Of Of the stings,
thus affordDg to the players Of each side an oppor
tupty for careful and thorough analysis before ven
turing to terminate the game. single error by either
party at any point from the fortysixth move would iR
evitably have given the game to the other.
LADIES IN New FIELD OF USEFULNESS AND
BEsEvoLEscE-On Wednesday afternoon last an au-
dence of about seventy ladies assembled in the chapel
Al. NJ 70 NH
had been read at q number Of churches, and organ
lied themselves as " The Ladies' Christian Assoca-
tion." Among them were ladies' of well-known talent,
we alth and influence and members Of every Christian
denomination. This association appears to have mark
ed out for its operations field Of usefulness hitherto
unoccupied by ladies' as body vx that Of exercising
Christian, maternal care over the honest, virtuous
poor Of their own sex, especially among the operative
class aiding them in obtaining employment in select
ing suitable boarding places, establishing Bible classes
and religious meetings In various sections Of the city
and advising and surrounding them with Christian in.
uences 1t is precisely such association as has been
long needed Now that public attention is called to
this subject it is hoped that every church in this city
will be represented at the next meeting which will be
held at the Same place this Saturday afternoon
INCIDENT AT The FIVE EfOlSTs.-luete u ctV"u
over at the corner. BY the dim light of the street
lamps and the lesser light of two three candles
held slo the faces of the miserable beings gathered
there look very hsggard; they are clothed in
rags; they, are boated in visasei they come
and move around with totterng steps; they seem
TO talk to each other in q drunken, maudin tone;
but shr above all the din may be heard the oath and
the curse that roll naturally alike from old and young
:.bk nolice
the light occasionally flashes from their shields as they
bear something heavy between them down the rckety
filthy stairway. Now as they reach the level Of the
sidewalk, the crowd seems to gather closer around
them, and the light shines brighter upon each face re-
vesling deeper shade Of haggsd ave. Soon VIC hear
a loud.voiccd boy cry out, A dead woman y
A dead woman But is that all Eighteen years
ago. she was the pet child Of dotpg parents who loved
and spoiled her In her childhood, she passed you
in the street, you might have said, What pretty
little girl You might have said it truly, for her
features were stl regular. We cannot tell the vics-
situdes through which the poor thing passed between
that long gone day and the present sad an end Of
life. She may have fallen an willing victim TO the
eeducers art; she may have been trained to life OF
pvostitution-there are young girls trained to such
ends all around these Points todsytsught that it is
desdened to its shame To little girls and boys
from so sad an end, ia the mission Of the House ol
Industry.
This morning, this that is now I" a dea3 woman
might have been staggering along the street; to-
day at noon she sat the sidewalk rearly opposite
our house, leaning against the fence Of the Park
They saw her try to raise ner hand that rcmblsd like
esf in the wind up to her head and then they sau
both head ard hand sink trembling down to hel
drawn.up knee. Soon after, kind policeman came
and aided her TO her homeshs called it her home II
that corner. Once inside the door, she laid hersel
down along the side Of the psssageway and slept One
o'clock came and still she slept. Boys and girls rar
in and out, and men and women went cuIsing up an(
down, and still she slept. Many kick she got tro'i
passers by At length some woman less british thar
the rest wondered, as che gszed, that the drunke'
woman slept 80 long. She tries to wake her, wthou
success She turns her face up from the aoor, the'
drops it, and runs frightened into the strest-t is
dead wcmann! Lights are soou brought, policeman
comes policemsns rap brings his partner aod will
him gathers a crowd-ft representatives Of psudemo
num. They s.and and gaze and shudder. The pO
cemsn soon place what is left Of the long since moth
ers net in rou,h handcart, and 20 she IL conveys
| 10 the Desd-House. The crowd stand moment an
euze. then return TO the accustomed channels and tn
waves Of lust such death roll On again.
| Owe whom God has surrounded with barriers tbs
protec. you from such fate, rejoice with trembling
and seek to throw saving influence around some It'll
child that play, unhur beside the nvef Of aeh' le'
it fal! into the rapids and be hurled hopeess'y owe
that fearful Niagara Of Iptemperance and VICE 'a'
left nothing but ga dead woman OF what wa once
beautiful flower, and sweet child OF PROMISE
A CcSyYRTro AoroR TO PREacu.--Tne hs'
Edward +. Strickland formerly an actor, and mAnas