New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-17

,-onth Of the combatapts, two boys OF fifteen and
sixteen, scholars Of the chef school or gymna'
sum OF the place. They were both Poles by
birth. one the son of an official, the other OF a
landed proprietor Of the province. a slight guar
rel was the only cause OF the encounter. The
duel was fought on the ice Of piece OF water
near the town. Several shots were exchanged
the distance being decreased each fire from I'll
teen to ten and i've PAGES At the last nfe tne
youngest. named Anselm Won Zienko gicz, tell
MORALLY wounded, and died the next day. lie
had fred each time in the air, while his opponent
took deliberate aim the seconds, all young as
the parties themselves, did not interfere. The
survivors, name is Casimir Won BrodrIchi he
has been arrested, together with the seconds on
each side
between Berlin and Cologne, by which Mr. Arden
Attacb6 Of the L. S. Embassy at Berlin, was
killed.
Hamburg has been occupied by 1000 Austrian
troops.
Tie mania for forming privileged guilds and
trades, now prevailing at Berlin, has seized the
floor polishers the industries who operate with
beesWax and brushes on the stairs and floors OF
the better sort Of houses, and give them tna'
smooth and shining surface which is the triumph
of houseWfery The class begins 70 show alarm
at the increasing taste for carpets, and specially
demand protection against housemalds II mas
applied to the police for permission to form a
preceded as in all other trades by formal exam
nation Of the fitness of the candidate to exercise
the art and mystery. The police has refused the
application on the ground that floor scru6oing
does not demand that previous technical IN
struction' which constitutes a trade or craft, nor
the degrees and grades Of apprentice, journey
NJ an, and master. The BARRIERS have also demand
ed an organization, and their case presented oil
fculty. The lower operations OF surgery, cup
ping, bleeding, and toothdrawing are still IN thelr
hands, and some degree OF skill IS not unne-
cessary in those who undertake these pro-
cesses The class is therefore divided into two
grades, the barber surgeons and the mere shaving
BARRIERS. The former are permitted to exclude
everyb body from the profession who cannot pass
their examination; the lattercan establish no spe-
cial privilege for their function, for even the Pras'
sian police were obliged to admit that every ctl'
zen has the right to shave himself if be chooses
il is, uphappily, one of the most incontestible
rights of man" and as the act is free to every
individual of the community, it is ruled that no
class or section OF society establish Legal IL
tie to perform it for money payment. The bar
bers are nOn-suited, and a gentleman may be
shaved by a valet who is not certifcsted, without
invading any privilege or mourning fine or imPrls-
onment. There are some doubts as to haircut
tiers, and they will probably establish their claim
There are also awkward hands in the profession,
for the police reports last week contained case
in which an artist in the Frederickstrasse, In the
excitement of political discussion, shipped off
the top of q customers ear.