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 RCsslAN NJusrlcg.-Harsar Ocf 20.-A remarkable lawsuit, which has been pending two years, has just been decided by the em- peros. A wealthy Russian was beirothed to lhe beautiful daughter of Polish nobleman near Warsaw, and obtained his consent ,o the marriage. On the day fixed for the cere- assny, the bridegroom appeared, attended by . csPsain and two officers, the first disguised as pope (priess), and the latter as his viii nsssss and the unsuspecting bride was mar red to her Russian lover by this false priest. Two years after, the general became tired of his wife, and desired her to return to her father's house, at the same time informing her how she had been deceived. She al 6rss thought he was testing; but her cruel husbaad soon convinced her of the fatal uush, and shut the door of his house upon her. Her indignant father immediately brought an action against the general, but of course lost Il, in all the courts against the Russian general, till at length the sentence esse before the emperor. who decided as fellowx-As the general is not really mar sied so his wife; the marriage is null and void; bug e ghe wift has been most seahdaioHsly imposed upon, he is dismissed with the loss of his salary and his office. without having any cIaim so another appointment, his whole properly is given to the lady whom he has so wsai0nly deceived, and he is not permit Cd even to marry again; and the two otli- eers, his witnesses, 10 remain for life with a snall snlsry.