of fees,Disturbance of a Public Sebvice—On Sunday night, the Baton de Camin, formerly an inquisitor of tbs order of 8t Dominic, in the South of France, was announced to preach in the Free Trade Hall, Hauchaitor ae it J «peoted he would make some “P^Wediaoloaurea reacting the pnotjK“ar“Catholic Church a great number of Irish Catholics werepresent The uproar for a time prevented the pr^ctwr From proceeding? and the police at langth apprchonded nn«nfthe rinaleaders, and took him away from the nalL A rash of hie confederates from the hall inatsatly took niece and the old man was rescued. A remforcemeat Ff police, however, came op, and the rmgleader mni us of those bad aided in reaomag tom were safe ylodged ia gaol- Several policemen were badly hurt m the affray, and one of them had to be taken to the m-firmuffor surgical treatment.......The aeven Catholicsapprehended were brought before Ur. Maude and other magistrates on Monday, when the chargee against them vvere fully sustained. Mr. Maude commented in string terms on the conduct of the prisoners, justifying the interference of the police, and holding the former to bail m two a tire ties of 510 each to answer an indictment at thesessions* , , , ».On Monday night the baron was enaonncad to delivera lecture on Nuns and the Inquisition, Long before the time fixed for the lecture, a large «rowd o£ persona had assembled in Peter street, in front of the Free Trade Hall; and the authorities, hemg apprehensive of a diatorbanM, placed 200 police officers in, the assembly-room and ante-room, in order to preserve.toa Mace if an emergency should arise. The p»of^-mission to the reserved seats was Is.; to the gallery, 84., “the body of the haU, 3d. At these Pfcesabout2.000 persons were present, At mgh11 ,hbaron ascended the platform, accompanied by his youthful wife attired in white, and the proceedings shortly afterwards commenced. Mr. Robert Atkinson was caUed to tha chair, and in a few appropriate remarks introduced the baron to the audience. The baron was re-