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~~ Curious CircumStQnce.-W have already mentioned the arrest of person in Maryland. by the name of William Clark. on the suppO- s't'on that he was Peter Dean, the murderer, many years ago, of one Jacob Hine in Pleas ant Valley. The examination of Clark came on few days since before Chief Justice Bu- cha"an. Several respectable witnesses ex- pressed their belief. that the defendant was tne 'de"t'cai Peter Dean. On the other hand. great number of persons, many of them vol un'ary, appeared and testified, that the defen- oant mad not been absent from his own coun- " Va remote one from that in which the mur- ger was committed,) for any considerable !enstn of time for nearly thirty years; and

 that they had been in the habit of almost dai. y communication with him. during that pc. r,oa. This being the case, it was impossible Inat ne could have been guilty ofthe murder. anu the testimony was SD conclusive, that the

 prisoner was discharged. His resemblance to

 Dean was admitted to be such, as might easi-

 y lead to the mistake.-BostCn Mes.