New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
~HE RALEIGH AT FAYAL.
,s7,p EXPECTS TO REACH NEW
YORK on APRIL Is.
,.xn PAYS HONOR TO THE CRUISER

ICELAND PAYS HONOR TO THE CRUISER
az TIE TRIP FROM Observation-Disclosures
" ar cor-RTEsIEs WITH SPAIN.
.,ore Islands. March 30-The United
o~,,,ser Raleigh. Captain Joseph b Cogh-
s'S'es -, Manila on December Is is coming
i'" u.,l coal at Bermuda on April :. and ex-
~, - reach New-York on April Is.
Pc raleigh has been having stormy weather
-. Atlantic. but has been behaving splen
.,s,. All are we'll on board OF her.
nj, cruiser is the first OF Admiral Devey's
Iron Of warships to he bound for home.
- she has on board a number Of men who be-
'ancss 10 the crew of the flagship Olympia
w.nv changes in tho personnel Of the Raleigh
....o heon made necessary since the battle OF
worua She took part in all the movements
~, the Philippine Islands. in the battle of
,Io,ia Bay. the capture Of the Corregidor forts.
,to CAPTURE Of the cunboat Callao the bonn
..ra-oent and capture Of subig and the bonn
A.-s,ran, OF Maate Fort. forcing the surrender
o. Manila
,rsr leaving Manila on December -. the
po,s,ch stopped at Singapore, Colombo, Bonn
-. Alden. Port Said. alexandria. Malta. Al
c,nrs and Gibraltar ~ all the British colonies
.hs officials Of the British Army and Navy and
,hs civilian population gave to the American
us-ship an enthusiastic welcome. showing TO
,.- officers and crew every form Of courtesy
MINERS with American decorations and Ameri-
csn National music were given to Captain
coehlan and his officers everywhere. In marked
diference 70 the reception Of the Raleigh on her
outward passage two years ago. Governors,
generals and admiras and other high officials
oil wished 10 visit and inspect the ship.
The American cruiser still has her war paint
~ and at Singapore she met a Spanish trans
nor, having on board troops and sailors from
NeriIa Although flying a warships pennant'
che lowered her colors to the Raleigh and per-
mission was granted 10 the Spaniards 70 visit
he cruiser. where they fraternized with the
American sailors. who gave them much-needed
food and clothing Many Of the Spaniards
ehowed 10 the Americans wounds inflicted upon
,hea, by the shells of the American fleet.
Tho quarantine from Bombay was waived in
the case Of the Raleigh at Alden. the British
naval station. on the Gulf Of Alden near the en-
trance Of the Red Sea, in order TO allow inter
course with the shore.
At the Island Of Malta in the Mediterranean,
the Raleigh met the British Mediterranean
feet. consisting Of ten battle-ships and a num-
her of cruisers. The British sailors extended
q most cordial welcome TO the Americans, and
the sailors Of the feet and the soldiers Of the
garrison entertained the crew Of the Raleigh
ashore. the best OF feeling prevailing.
During her stay at Malta the Raleigh was
crowded with British redcoats and bluejackets
The American officers were entertained at
Cairo by Mr. Harrison. the United States Con-
SUI and all the prominent British and Egyptian
officials were present
A majority Of the crew Of the Raleigh received
remission 70 visit Cairo from Alexandria, and
had many compliments pad TO them upon their
appearance and behavior.
The French. at AlSiers. showed marked diff
ference There was no reception, except from
the British and American residents. although
The French officials were polite.
A. Gibraltar the crew Of the Raleigh saw the
Spanish fleet commanded by Admiral Canara.
II consisted of six ships. and was anchored
across Algeclras Bay. The Spanish feet and the
Raleigh sailed at the same hour and passed
ciose 10 each other The Raleigh hoisted the
Spanish fag ani sauted it, The salute was
returned BY the Spanish Admiral from
On board HE flagship. the Emperador Carlos y
The Raleigh in two years has cruised $4,000