The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Tux RoyAI IssuRAxcr Bonn RoBBKRY DISCHARGE or
DAS Nomx-HE RsARResr BENCH WARRAsr.-
Yesterday afternoon Judge Hogan rendered his decision
m tho case Of Dan Noble. arrested two three months
since on the charge being concerned tho robbery
OF $500 900 bonds OF the Royal Insurance Com
pnny, Wall street. nearly year ago. Noble having been
bron from his cell and arragned before tho magis-
trac the latter remarked that BIO had carefully cons
cred the evidence agslust him lNobeL and deemed Il
insufficient to LONGER dctain HIM; he therefore dis
charged him from custody Officer Houehtalng, attached
rested Noble . bench warrant an old indictment
and took him 10 the District Attorneys once.
JoHS AND LAURA on A srREE IN DISGUISE -On Sunday
night two individuals rejoicing In the names OF John
Jones and Laura Adams who reside In the Fourth
ward, determined 70 have quiet little spree their
own account, aud 10 sneotuAiy carry
sires they thought best exchange suits John accord
ngiy donncd the gown and undsrgarmens OF his fair
companion, and when his toilet completed the dis
guise seemed almost perfect. Laura found Johns
full dress they sailed forth for . PRONE
made 70 see tho sights by gasght while
quietly proceeding through Chatham street the pretty
pair were discovered By officer Taylor Of the Fourth
precinct, who seemed TO imagine that John had too
heavy beard for LADY, and sccordingy invited both
ton. John and Laura biushngly accepted tho invita-
ton. aud appearing before Captain Thorne the above
facts were developed The captain detained John and
Laura I'll yesterday morning whom, they arraigped
before Justice Hogan. who committed them 10 the
Iombs for examination The prisoners before gous be.
IN order 10 do they bad 10 take private 10 the
Iombs
VIOLATING my EXCISE Lsw.-William Stesrng. OF No
So Crosby street, arrested the charge OF violating
the Excise law and required by Justice Hogan TO give
bail In the Of 500 70 answer before The Court Of
General Sessions,
ALLEGED Excrs vIoLAnoSs There were only two men
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday morning for
alleged violation Of the Excise law. The Of tho
prisoners we're Adoph Meine Of No 1866 varick street,
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for sci liquor without license and the latter for not
keeping his place closed on sunday. The accused on
beiug brought before the charged with
the offence, compciled W ind bail In the sum Of
$500 each to answer the charge
ALtxgsp ROBBERY warren CHAM ~ 1859 =
Yesterday morning Edward Zigier, Of lag avenue c,
appeared before Justice Mansfield, s the Essex Market
Police Court, and deposcd Substantially - follows:
On the 2sh Of December. 1858. accompanied BY In
tho society Of person named John Marks he attend.
cd ban held at Harmony Garden, and there haa taken
from his person . gold watch and cham, Of She
salue Of 5000 Due inquiry was made ~ the time.
but he failed 10 Obtain any clue 10 the whore
abonts Of the watch and chain or the thief shortly
subsequent to December, 1853, the deponent suat-
ed In the army OF the United states and was absent
from the city number OF years. On bis return be met
the streets the accused and on recurring 70 The loss
he Marks sdmitted having stolen the property In quss
ton and ~ tho same time promlssd ziger, he would
Hot scs hsrabu ievWas hin. 70 RAks Eood hN lee er