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DIsTREss1NG OccURRENcE.-On Sunday last
child Of Mr.. Abraham Bickford, of this city,
aged 20 months, was discovered, between the
hours Of nine and ten in the morning, to be play
ing with quantity of percussion caps. But lit
tie was thought of the occurrence until, at the ex-
piration Of about two hours, the child was seized
with vomiting, and threw up one cap. An emetc
being administered, three more were discharged
from the stomach. No relief however was af-
forded, and the little sufferer continued to be dis.
tressed with nausea and vomiting, the extremi-
ties gradually became cold, and at o'clock in
the evening death terminated the scene. On the
next morning an examination Of the body was
made, and in the stomach were found twenty-one
percussion caps, and twelve in the small intes-
tines. These, together with the four thrown of,
before death, made thirty-seven swallowed by the
child I-LosOeH Courier.