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The Neus-5oy at riot.-We clip from the
Nashville Gazette, the following, characters-
tic Of the "news boy" The Gazette says that
during the first rio, at Kensington, between the
natives and the Irish: "a news boy, with his
slouched hat thrown jauntly aside, and his hands
buried deep in his breeches pockets, stood in the
market house, and looked Iaughingly on the
battle progressed. Shot after shot whstled by
him, and many were killed and wounded around
him. Still he looked on with the same comforta-
bic careless enjoyment of the scene until stray
shot struck his breast, glancing first under the
skin and inducing copious gush of blood0 He
seemed surprised, and opening his coat, said
"Why, dod blame the scamps. they have shot ms!''
laying especial emphasis upon the last word
Some one near him, insisted upon his leavingbe
ground. "Wcll," said he, 81 guess had better,'
and thursting his hands into his pockets, he walk
ed leisurely away.