New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
TIE SPREE'S PASSENGERS IN PORT.
GENERAL o. o. HOWARD CORRECTS M1sSTaTE
NATURALIZATION AT THE PIER.

GENERAL o. o. HOWARD CoRREcTS MissIaTE
NATURALIZATION AT THE PIER.
The North German Lloyd steamship Have sHNea
here yesterday with most OF the sprecs caol pa',r
GERS and all OF her stecrnge passengers on bOau' i'
IIaypl wns dispatched from Bremen the Gay al'er '
spree arrived at Queenstown disabled, and tooA on
Ioord the passengers, mail and cargo OF the spree
With the exception OF sixteen cabin passengers wiz
sailed on the Etrura. and u few VINO went oy o'nes
routes During the trip the liavel the passengers
accounted their experiences over and over again. au
som, of them felt nervous till they found themselves
SAT, ashore. ~
Tho arrival OF the IIavel at the ioboken pier OF the
North German Lloyd made the occasion oi sreA'
demonstration. Few ships which nave arr'e' NV
recently have had such reception Tie pier WIS
blocked BY n great crowd long before the snip was
,os., from quarantine and when she was seen far
down the river the shouting and cheering pesan'
kyho the BIG vessel was stlu In midstrcam, long De-
fore any OF the people on board could recognize '-O
on the pier the latter began to hill them anu "a1
hats and handkerchiefS madly. Ihere "c'c sun
Germans with voices like f03Lorns on board the sp
md ON the pier, and the uproar was so trene"a'@
that Captain Jungst, on the steamers bridge had
make speaking trumpet Of his hahds " hl"H0 "'
commands audible 10 n seaman alongside o. h''n'
Vixen the cabin passengers began 10 leave INC
shin IN, uproar increased And then there Was W.
most n riot. For as the first Few passengers "
down the gnngplank they were stopped uy 'u, 80,
officer who had orders TO allow no passengers W "S
with their baggage. The crowd Oh the per O'0's'
nnnotIen, nj the delay, and they shouted uncomph'
mentary things at the Custom House omees' anu WV"
on,v restrained from attemptlnb TO rescue their iehd
,v n nj, n,l,cemnn who holrlshed his club Threaten
,ncIv The matter was soon adjusted ana then "'"
was such hugging and kissing and weeping io' ~
MS has not often been Witnessed on s''"""",P ri r.,
Among the passengers on the ha'@ was 49, -,
O. O. Howard commanderin-claef OF Inc p'p"i
OF the Atlantic L. :. \. Al first d" oech"'N " .'
ANYTHING. but afterward decided TO obige Tue h."-
paper men and sat down on a log "hlie '"' ''rN
sduattcd around Inn. III" SAID , A..
81 was quoted incorrectly Ia one particular III e''
unfinished Interviews which were sent irou u'e ~,
Side | was reported rs having said tn" INV ~
were kind 70 each other and became Draw nv" -
praycr.meetng In the saloon. S1d tn'' Wv.
lind 10 each other from the time the ace'd'"' o''
II was remarkable 10 see the calhl'HS '''
-, IN. pnsscngers There no panc' as Id %.
co,,,d 500, and [ think Won will agree that N'
,,,v ,,o, Il oversight The Austrian who jumper "N
hoard was apparently Eighty and mcntaiV ais'e ~,
before the accident happened. The accident "'' T1o
any accident Of the kind that might "'pp'"' ,.o.s
shaft broke and rs violent revoiuuoHs u"u'' ,he
conditions tore hole III the bulkheaa ana sa
wafer TO enter two compartments IL ''.a ,rs,
tie third compartment p"' INV o'''' w."
II there and conquered , , r.r 10 a
Now Ms to prayer he then s"d III a,S" 49, ~
o.,,on we prayed as people always do In 'in''s '.
..,c.r Then they turn TO the Lord On s'''N
AR Moody asked me to come TO MS ROOM anu h,
u,th him. | did So We prayed mat t'e S'' -,
=, ,,ot and that We might be- saved. ana We ui'''..
IN n tcrvcnt petition FOR the good OF all Anu w, a
sea wa, quiet and help came tinH u1. va
showed himself very mercinl TO u.s. On SUM- hin
had general service, and almost all on DON'T" u,' ,
eomc II was a simple service. All eNp"sNN ,,n
reliance on the Lord for the safety vi ''e "a
That IS MI | have 10 say '"""0'
,n,.rpr,t IN. actions OF the Lord. o,s who lad
Al This point one OF the generals soms him not
come 10 meet him. interposed ana cau'y Iioward that
IN sny any more. lie told ,'"ielai W"ody and
,Ser. Ind been q controversy between hr nSvs a..
boston preacher In regard IT., to q" General Howard
~ nn"c said TINT he could not enter i.y 10 say
yroyrr,y and added that he did not ''''"u "
ANYTHING sensational