New-York tribune., 1899-07-09
FOURTH ON THE OCEAN,
CELEBRATIONS ON THE CAMPANIA AMI
THE NEW-YORK, NOW IN PORT.
THB GOOD FELLOWSHIP RESULTING FROM THE
WAR WITH SPAIN sHowN-PAssENGERs

THE GOOD FELLOWSHIP RESULTING FROM IiiE
WAR WITH SPAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BOUND FOR EUROPE.
There was an mpromptu Fourth Of July celebra-
ton on board the Cunard Line steamship Cam
pana, which arrived here from Liverpool yester-
day morning. At dinner the Right Hon. Earl
Donoughmore, X. c., NJ. c., arose and gave a
toast the President OF the United States Re
sponse made by United States Senator-elect
Chauncey NJ Depew. Among the other passengers
the Campanla were Captain J. Argall, Mrs.
William Astor DR.. A. p. Crdway. Reginald Ward
and Louis Ziegler.
The American Line steamship New-York. from
Southampton. landed at her pier last evening in
the midst OF heavy rain The officers reported
an uneventful voyage. On the Fourth OF July
there was an enthusiastic celebration. including
a concert in the evening" presided over by Read
Benedict. Alvey A Adee. Second Assistant Sec
retary Of State. and the Rev. Antony Voge de-
livered addresses.
The celebration was held In latitude 1853 north
and longitude 32:23 west The following resolution,
offered by William c. Reick OF The New-Yorls
Herald" passed unanimously
Whereas One of the most gratifying results Of
the late war with Spain was the Inauguration of
the good feeling which now exists between the
two great branches Of the English speaking peo-
pie, and
70 ths happy result, and also to tho victorious
outcome Of the war was the conspicuous and meri-
American Line. manned by men OF both American
and English birth; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That we. the passengers on the steam
ship New York, on this Fourth Of July, do hereby
tender our congratulations TO the gallant officers
and crew. who, by their bravery and unselhsh de-
votion to duty, have inscribed the OF the
Harvard on the list of ships the American Nation
chershes in its honored naval history, and thereby
strengthens the bonds between the two great ma
tons which we trust will never be broken.
Among the passengers on the New-York were
Mr. and Mrs, Edward W. Buckout. Mr and Mrs.
Charles Lyman Brinsmade. Captain Vladimir Behr,
Mrs. j. A. COrbin, J. Carnegie b. J. Rosenthal.
Gould and Mr. and Mrs. Warham Whitney.
Assistant Secretary Adee left the New as
soon as she had tied up to her pier. and went
over The Pennsylvania Railroad ferry on his way
to Washington.
Among the second cabin passengers on the ship
were G. W. Miller, the sx-day bicycle rider, and
Tom Linton. another fast wheeman.
Among those who sailed yesterday the French
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Aspinwall, Count D'ATAste
BrandOlini, Italian Consul 10 Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Hirsch, Miss NJ. A. Lewis, Dr. and
Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Colonel Charles A. Munson.
and Or. and Mrs. William Vanderburg.
}. Edgar Bull and the Misses Bull DR.. Charles
Hunt, DR.. James Davidson. the Misses Lathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Paxton and Andrew Young
Anchoria Of the Anchor Line. for Glasgow.
The steamer Etruria sailed yesterday morning
for Liverpool. She carried among others Judge
Baxter Dr. and Mrs James Boyd 2iaE ceone S 6
w Cox, DR. and Mrs. c. D. Cook Dr. and Mrs.
W. y. Gurnsey, c. T. Gardiner Miss Mary Inger-
soil, the Very Rev John J. McLoghlin, the Rev.
Thomas McLoghlin, Mr.. and Mrs. S S. Mcclure.
ence Smalley, Mrs. Isabelle Urquhart. J. H. Stod-
dard and Miss p. NJ Vanderford.