New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

Tony Delpit afterward went in with him heard
them laughing and joking together inside. Emile
me. Tony thinking Emile was talking TOO loud
camc out and said to him not to make so much
noise, as he was disturbing the peace Of the gro
Gerry. With that Emile got mad, and said that he
was white and would speak. Teny then got angry
and wanted 70 fight bis brother. They then both
pulled out their weapons and laid them on the
counter; Tony laid down revolver and small
a,rk, on a and Emile sword cane, and they went out
on the banauette to fight. I got between them
ana would not let them fight. telling them 1t was
shame for two brothers to fall ont. With that Tony
gos angry At me and wanted to fight me; told
him would not fight with him; said, We wiz
take drink and settle the matter and 20 homer
and Emile drank together all at once Tony aos
angry agan and pulled out his revolver his brother
caught him, put could nos hola him; whilst they
were struggling the pistol went on one shot went
out at the street door, two shots went into the
ceiling and the fourth shot through the partition
door. All this time bis brother had hold Of hna,
trying to hold him, and the different shots were
fred as Tony was dragging his brother round TIE
room- When he made the fourth shot caught
him by the arm; was afraid to 20 between sheFn
sooner, for believed Tony would as soon shoot
the pistol arm. Some moments afrerward KohL
man came out and said he was shot. heard hfHa
call out to bold Tony and not let him shoot any
more re 2. .ne tune me shooting vas going on.
Cr0ss-examined- - II was Tony De1pjt's right
arm that held In the manner Deipit had hold Of
him. be could not prevent his using his rjuht arm
Verdict: Murder.
Kohlman was native Of Germany, 80 years Of
age, quiet and gentlemanly man, esteemed by an
his neighbors. We are informed by respectable
parties living in the neighborhood that it was
habit Of Anthony Delpit TO get crazy drunk ana
unmanageable !; that he chased KohIaan ont Of his
own house some time ago with pistol; that ola
bullet holes Of his still visible In the grocery.
and that recently servant girl left there, ID con
sequence Of Delpit's violence about the house.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
FTaE.-Y Yesterday morning al III O'Clock al IN
inhabited and unfinished house. situated at the cor
ner of Johnson and st. Ann streets and belonging
to Mr.. Peter Fernand, was discovered ON are, and
was entirely destroyed, in spite of the prompt ex-
ertions Of the fremen. The building was not IN
sured and there is not the least doubt that the fire
was the work Of incendiaries.
DANGEROUSLY wouNDgp-Two officers of the
First District found on Sunday, on Palmyra street.
a man lying on the sidewalk dangerously wounded
on the head. Seeing they could obtain from him
no information about himself or the person who
had put him in that state, they sent for cab and
carried him to the hospital.
COMMITTED FOB TRIAL.--The following parties
were committed on Saturday by Recorder Blache,
to stand their trial before the First District Court
Juan Ruiz, ]. Mcdonald, and Ferdinand de Pesica,
all for larceny, and Anthony Harris for siding and
abetting De Pesica.
| John Maresca, for obtaining goods under false
| pretences.
Peter Quinn and Alexander Desiver, for carry
ing concealed weapons.
! Gagged FOR SIX MoNrHs-Chas. Montague. ar
rested the other day dangerous and suspicious