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CHE~s England and France have staked


themsel G. against each other for supe i"r y


at chess til, terms of this dHei of pawns.


kni .h's. cas- es and nish"ps are, that the party


which first wins eleven games shall be decar-


ed Glorious. AT Tie last date Gig eames


had been played. Of which one draw
game he iher seve" were won by Eng


land. Great consequently was the cnnsteru-


aiun OF France; ard in the Eclipse and
Hem v race, after Eel pse lost the first heal,
ap cal was nlade-not IN ain 20 the great
Purdy o take he p ace of the jockey that lost.
So appeal was made from the unsuccessful
champion % another. greater man NJ. DIES
Chapelles the first chess player in France.
The. English champion. MIR. anton. h. d
c nsented 10 the subst tuition, aud NJ. d 5
Chapeiles held the matter. a. the last dates.
under alvisement He has reputation IN
lose having never been bealen; bu. then the
"hanor of France' is at stake, and he cannot
hold ack.-N. O. Trapic.