New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

MaTcH ar CHrs, ~ TrrrcrsrH.--Tts game o.
chess winch has ben hnughr greatly into vo-14 in
ti- count, sirre the American Chess Cnr--c~ aai
more p,'icnlarly sir CO NJ Parl M"rphy's rgrs src
os.iep N Eulop- IL lk-s ,y be s further ps0np,ei
hy TIC ,urting os public s,rn-inu 70 an imp,~iso,
II stch playing ny ieIpgrsr+ bc-rsen the Club, ..
Nev.Yulk sid ph.l.leIhis. Ttc kr't ss:ne or mr,d
.. chess ever ksuwu hsvc brrs p'nyrd in tnis m
mr. wss cor iu.s in lsii by sever sastenr' Of Wah
! ircton ard leve. .. Baunore --,l,,s' coTe-pont
tee wss hec r th- folo~ine ye8- i EGG AMI D.
gw>rn the Cubs of v~rt-uouth and 1ch,u 'hc lead
,rr cpporerts beinc Ne-srs. Howard = ,Iu'on and
G.t~re Walker the fc-ner Of whom hss t,ceD'y de-
clnsa tn meet Mr. No-yhy. few year c'--', a'so,
-iF%c game pl-yei over the wires e.'~een
Lou!-ri, aud Nashville, g .ins OILY three hc:'s.
Tie vee.nt match between Ne~. York and fhseiel-
plia LA, been un1er ,ken w the former in cT'-r Ia
,oua-e ttc score Of an old d.s in co1t-st he.- :~o
,eafs ago .eer the same r-s-- in whch two gs',,s
were play ed, md both were vvn by the later. r's
match was c,fucted By the rn,re tedious process "
corr spnndenc, through tne mss, snd was %! nearly
y.ar- coniif uasce One of the genes WA commenced
WITH TIE >ci.iap Opening" s-s the other With tue
Scotch Gaml,t." Zee proniin,rt players IN both
sides at that tine. are also empi>sed in the preseat
party.
T.. new match b~gnD last wing. circle Of
hundred chess players me. At the Lower RI
tuIds Of the Meyc,ants Exchange, ia Walkers cotfc
rooms to witness the opening Of tho encounter. TIC
cli,scu players number five each side: For Now
Yoik Mr-sr-. !.rh,enmen, Perm, F,ske, Ne d
Tboup.op for Phllade'phla. Messrs Montgomery,
Rsrdolpb, Lewis, l. kin and Thomas. Some regret Is
expressed that Mr.. y. Marrch- of Tho most dis
tner;ste players i'll this cry is preveEtei by other
.nrag. meets taxing pst in this representative
triu of kill.
The PLAY crs "a, round table in the center Of the
rooIl, aid Consulted over two chess-boards, while nu-
ercus other bCaros varousy disposed among the
sptc,uor4 ou which the moves were reproddcei. and
the progress OF the game thus conveniently watched
by al.
During pre,ious arrangements the first move had
iallen by o. 10 New. York. proposition ~as 'orth-
with made Philadelphia that the opening moves on
each size in all the game should be Pawn to Kings
Fourth which declined. Accordingly the Now
York players, to avoid the hackueyed Sciiau De-
fense" which the second party seemed likely Ia adopt
on tie a,vanoe Of the Kings Pawn" deci ed to
op~n with Pawn to Queens Fourth" in order to
secure game which ha. not go often been male the
su. jet of II atches by correspondence. The reply re-
ceiyed in few minuicsf from Philadelphia was, Pawn
ing" which, however, has developed by subsequent
moves into the Queens Gaaet Declined" The score
of the game so far as proceeded with last evening" is
az follows:
rL.cK-tNew.Yors). wHrru-tphiladslphia).
l. Pawn TO King, fourth. Pawn to Kns'.thisI
2Pswn to Green. Bishop. Ps~n to Queens fourth
fourth.
Bishop. third. third.
liking. Ku'.h, TO Kings Pawn to Queens Bishops
Bishop third. fourth.
5Pasu 70 kbg. third. Queens Kuish. TO Queens
Bishop. third.
6Ps~n to Queen. Rocks Pawn to Queens Knight.
third third.
.Queer'. Bishop. Pawn Kings Kuigh, take. Pawn.
take. Pawn.
sKin.'s Bishop 10 Queens Queens Bishop to Qneen',
Knight hlh. second
scurel's Kt. ,akts Knight. Pawn taxes Kusa;-
10 Castles Pawn to Queens Rocks thirt
II Bishop t.kes Knisht. Bishop taxes Bishop
H. Knight to Kinrs fifth.
On the receipt OF Ncw-York's Inst move. Phlaiel-
pha returned dispatch announcing their intention to
adjourn for the evening, il being u o'clock the ap-
pointed hour for closing the sittiDss. Ne~-fork,
however, demanded that tuc answering shoud
be made before adjournment, in orer that tne game
might be eft with equal number of moves on each
SIDE Pllalelpl's declining TO proceed, Ncw-York,
after al interchange Of several teegram yielded the
point by courtesy. The board, it tanis, exhibits
apparent superiority of position for either party.
We may remark that a B-hop Whites aide il ca
prse by Blacks Kings Knight, and that the adj 'urn-
ment leaves White with the opportunity for careful
anayss-an interesting and somewhat Intricate posi-
ton The match will consist Of two games, if both
should be won by the side or in case of an even
score third. The unfinished game will be continued
in the same place this evening.