Today I was at the FHL and they have the book Passport to Paradise. On page 475, Soren Gregersen is passenger #281, a laborer, age 55, male, single, from the Aalborg, Aalborg Conference, Denmark. If you turn back the pages to page 461, the ship is Bravo, sailing on 24 Aug 1883 from Copenhagen, Denmark to Hull, England. Other information is as follows: "Another company of emigrating Scandinavian Saints (284 in number), the 64th company of emigrants from the Scandinavian Mission, left Copenhagen Aug 24th, 1883, on the Steamer "Bravo."
The following returning missionaries accompanied the emigrants: Hans A Hansen, Hans Andersen, AndersL Andersen, Jens C Frost, Henrik C Jensen, Frederik Peterson and John N Olson. In the morning of Aug 27th the company arrived in Hull, England, and proceeded thence by rail to Liverpool. On the 29th the company, having embarked on the steamer "Nevada" left the dock and anchored in the River Mersey. Here the company was organized for the voyage with Elder Peter F Goss as president. The company was now composed of 264 British, 284 Scandinavian and 106 Swiss and German Saints and 28 returning missionaries. There were also 120 other passengers on board. The steamer brought its passengers safely to New York, Sep 7th 1883 and the Saints were then transported west by rail to Ogden and Salt Lake City, arriving there Monday, Sep 17, 1883, all well." (History of the Scandinavian Mission, Andrew Jenson,Deseret News Press, 1927) You can find the History by Jenson online.