I'll submit a correction slip for the venue.

The chess amateurs of Paris have scarcely had time to recover their equanimity after the extraordinary blindfold performances of Mr. Morphy before they are again on the que vive with wonder and delight at the advent of a fresh candidate for chess laurels, before whose skill, if all be true we hear, the lustre of the transatlantic star, perhaps, is destined to grow pale. The new comer, Mr. Kolisch, is quite young, and has only just arrived from Vienna, where in a late encounter with the strongest player of that city, Mr. Jene, out of eight games he won six and drew the other two. Immediately on reaching Paris, though fatigued by a long journey, he sought out the celebrated Prussian professor, Harrwitz, and played with him three games, winning one, losing one, and making a drawn battle of the third. Since the first sitting they have played only one more game (a remarkably fine one, which we subjoin), owing to the indisposition of Mr. Harrwltz. On the resumption of hostilities we shall hope to be favoured with the games; and, if that now presented may be taken as a fair sample, they are likely to be as brilliant examples of chess strategy as have been seen for many a day.>

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