ROW IN FANEUIL HALL,
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Tue meeting called by the Boston To- tai Abstinence Society last evening. was interrupted by one of the most disgraceful rows that ever desecrated shat old cradle of liberty. The Anti Temperance rariy assembled in great numbers, and by shouts, groans and misses, efectually put an end to the meeting. Hardly any one was sufferedao speak word, and the on- ly person who managed to gain the atten- ton of the audience Nasa man named M Lure, a Scotch weaver, who heaped up- on the devoted head of Deacon Grant a string of vituperation of the most outra> geous character. As the only way to clear the Hall, the lights were lowered and the crowd ordered to disperse by the police-L Trans, March 18th.