New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

tween two covered mountains We at first thonen'
OF maintaining possession of the train which We we
told NOT certain wOnld further and Of byonachut
IN the carriages but tins not availaoo'
since IL was return at TO Irun. The young II"
eshman by this time reduced suicidal staie'
returned 70 protection of the British Consul nj sa
Sebastian, intending to thence TO Bilbao either W
diligence along the coast by steamer. when steamer
sbould be available He was terrified by more thah
one circumstance. The station was held Dy
detachment OF Spanish troops. don't thlhA
I ever saw more hopeless-looking get Z"
men calling themselves soldiers. Their rowsers
terminated half way down their legs and were me'
by ragged gaters have not yet seen any pouci-oels
and only treoek-s kind Of first principle oreecn
loader which is the property Of the sentry on duty oi
the time being Then the wooden railway station Is oop
holed all round for musRets, the loop-hoies OehS W W
Gently cut out And finally there are no trains anu wiz
be none any more for an indefinite uIne' ADo"' ''A
miles higher up the Carlists are out and nave
the habit Of shooting the trains as they pass IheS
wounded man in the throat the day before yesteruay
and since then the trains knocked OIL IL Is no'
the snow but the Carsts that have caused the OiocA
Beasain 40 far as could learn, never was lAhous io
ANYTHING except for the fact OF s proximity 10 tue vi
lage of Ormaistegu, where is the palace OF H'HI'o
Erdicoa in which the celebrated guerrero Cariih' c
TAIN Zumala Carregni. was born. confess nave hV
gone TO see the heros birthplace beng more occupied
seems 10 consist of five houses, OF which s p0sd"
poSdda is a kind OF rudimentary inn, where you Aio
supposed supplied with SALT and the hDerly ~
cook anything you happen 70 have 10 cOok' ANU az
charged a sum which is called 81 rudo de casa al "
Identification to the host for the noise and disturbance
which traveller supposed TO have created-tne o
Italian inooua naOdO de la casa. must own there
fearful row in the posada II is the natives VINO arc
making it, not the few strangers. There IA knu u
bar hung round with goatskns full OF wine ana iu "
people. Behind is kitchen with an ample hiepiA0''
round which stand the oAas We dinner ID pro
cess OF cooking and IL is a great ieasr 'i
the presence and the result of strangers
are recognized. We have olamored loud enough lor
good victuals Q,uen no cLOrd mama" ttne emu
that does not cry not sucked And We do get lli
ner The darkeyed cook has put her heart lnto nei
work. We begin with harico beans and garlic ana c.u
bage with garlic too. Then we have pigeons ana 'ne
never-faing psto. omelette followed by eAoe
lent polio con drrez chicken with rice, ana Hort VI
miscellaneous gliSado or stew, salad, Hneros esEaF
LadOs or poached eggs, dessert, cider, Iaii VA
varre wine. much for the fare IN way
side posQdd in Spain, much mangned loi
its want OF decent accommodation ior huhsi'
travellers Sleepy travellers not much worse on mere
The German and are in bedroom which bears tokens
of being ordinarily inhabited by wOnanknd lie If Oh
a mattress on a bedstead am on the floor. There II
neverendng fun in front of the bar Basque peasant
is playing the guitar and others singing 10 H. no"
sentimental, comic songs. We have had dancing
and live in hopes Of more when an lnterlnlh-
able song now in progress Is ended. Inc
majority OF the passengers, perhaps dozen IN all
have determined to remain here till the railway opens
Three-the German. spanard whom take TO be aMoni-
penserist eissay from Paris and myselfhave engaged
awagon in which we start tomorrow morningiat o. ana
traverse the mountains elght hours journey 70
Alsasua which is believed 70 be Odt OF the Carlss
country and where we hope TO find train service 10
Madrid The mountains reported full Of Carlsts'
and there we shall probably have the pleasure OI an
interview with some of them. There Is deep snow on
the mountains and think II must be very culo iol nc
CarlIsts l trust the cold will not have souIed theH