New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31


CAsHEERE GOArs-An importation Of these valu-
able animals has been made by the Hon. W. IL
Stes, and after edo voyage has arrived safely ~
bis Ilace mp the river having been accompanied 0y
Gree. Who il still With them attendant, al ihe
way from Smyrna. This II the second importation Of
the pure breed Il Cashmere goats made into thus
county tie frst having been made By Mr. DAVIS
wLO sold them u Mr.. Richard Peter, Of Atlanta
| from " hicb importation all the crosses and half
breeds 10 tins cOm try have sprung. Dir. S'lies
has eight of them, and they are no le-s enr.ous
than valuable, something OF the size and shape OF
our native breed. They differ widely 10 their hair
which grows 20 luxurously "a 70 give them the ap-
Jearance Of sheep with an immense fleece on u.
The experiment having been thoroughly tired "a 10
their thriving in climate and resulting satisfactorily
there can he no dOub, of the value they will be ~ our
COUNTRY The uses % which the hair i put are numsr-
Gus. tamet and 9Orsied goods and ladies fabrcs,
az chall e. muslin de lanes gentlemens clothing Tor
Sumner wear, hosiery, Sc, promising beauty,
strength durability, Ulster sud permauency OF color
far rior 10 the wool of the sheep or tue alpaca.
These goats are found in the Hmalaya Mountains,
and have 10 be brought about thousand miles before
they reach shipping port. They are not sheared Ike
the sheen but the fleece i pulled of twice every year
An ordinary fleece weighs between three and four
pounds. TIE Nsw-fOrk price Is - 80 per pound,
making least s5l year for each goat while there II
no in feeding them, for they are a. frugal and
hearty a. the common goa.
Their great value in this country il the splendid
with our common goat, the half breed being nearly "a
valuable every way the full breed, and their re-
mark able ecuDdty soon repays very ntdNy interest
on tie investment, while the expense Of keeping them
is mere trihe az they live on briars and foliage not
touched bv other animals. There II great demand
for them and the prices they bring are fabuous-One
buck sold as high 81 800, and one Of Mr.. Peterss
stock was sent 10 the nois State Fair exhibition, and
so pleased the President that be offered the weight of
the animal in silver IN exchange for him.
Savannah Republican Dec Is.
ARREST or THE REy. D,SIEL WoRrH.-The Rev.
Daniel Worth was arrested in Guilford on Friday on
Justices warrant and wastred before three Justices
in Gfeeusborough on Saturday. Nessrs. Mclean,
Dick, and Scott appeared for the Stage, and Worth
spoke IN HE own defense We understand that he en-
deavored to defend his ncendary conduct and in so
doing read extensively from Helpers book. Some
fifteen or sixteen witnesses examined. IL was
proved that he had used in bis sermons the strongest
and vilet ncendiary language, and bad circul lated
HELPERS book. AmoOg other things, he has declared
publicly that he has no respect for he laws OF North
Sa-oIi'.a,I the. "sh@y anaetad b. "S'feror",
drunkards and gamblers and that he ." would aot
have had Old John Brown hung for thousand
worlds" He was held 10 bail in the of - 900 for
his appearance AT Court and s. 900 for his good beha
yior HI had given bad for his appearance, and WAS
eudeavoring to give b. il for his good behavior. The
Sheriff of Alamance, Mr. Patterson, present, and
intended TO arrest him on "A writ tsged by Judge
Saunders as soon he passed from the jurisdiction OF
the Justices Court. lie may, therefore be expected
here this evening 10 answer before Judge ;. for hrs
violation of the law In Aamance, Chatham, and Ran
dolph.
We learn that the excitement in Greensborough was
very great and that the officers OF the law experienced
difficulty in protecting Worth from the indignation Of
the people. Raleigh Standard, Dec. p.