Tynan Arrives At New York

New York, Oct. 27.- P. J. Tynan, the alleged "No. 1" of the Phoenix park murderers, was a passenger on the North Germán Lloyd steamer Saaie which arrived last evening from Brem en. He was met by his wife and eigh children. Tynan was scen at' quaran Line. He said that he naturally hes! tated to talk for publication, even in this country, as it was possible tha any utterance by him might com promise others, and perhaps those who lad been kind to him. He refused to discuss the purpose of his visit to Eu rope, but he emphatically stated tha lis mission was entirely successful. He ridiculed the reported cleverness of the Scotland Yard detectives, and saic he had been under their noses a number of times without being suspected. He said it was owing to some carelessness while in a certain city that the detectives began to suspect him He refused to say what city he referrec to. His treatment in the French prison was exactly the same as that accorded other prisoners, but he had the privilege of sending to the canteen for hls meals. The sub-prefect and all the attaches were very much interested in him, and warmly espoused his cause In conclusión he said he detestec anarchism and did not believe the freedom of Ireland could be gained by anarchistic methods, The day for Ireland's attack on England would soon come.