France.—Reformed Church.—Meeting of Synod.

After a cessation of nearly 200 years, the Synod of the Reformed Church of France, met in Paris in August last, about 80 members present. It is a church amall in number, considerably divided in sentiment, and that on vital points, yet rich in historical recollections, endowed with high and varied talent, and possessing many cheering prospects. They have formidable difficulties, and gigantic labours before them, And while the eyes of Christendom gaze with interest upon these successors of the Huguenots, the prayers of the church universal should rise with earnestness to the ears of the Lord of Sabbaoth in behalf of this small, but interesting and important church.