Le timbre de collection et de l'examen mensuel annonceur . restent à l'identique. Cette altération d'Indesign -| tornese stamp, de volonté, de nous rappeler, tomany recollectionsof vives la part prise dans theNeapolitan VictorEmanuel par révolution de Savoie la race, andGaribaldi le héros de l'Italie. Af-salons professionnels dans le provinceshaving napolitaine a pris un peu plus de l'aspect theirwonted, il semblait en1861 une nouvelle série de timbres, bearingthe la tête du roi d'Italie inwhite, secours et, avec l'exceptionof un seul timbre de la valeur d'^ tornese,tous de conserver la monnaie grani.Cette dernière émission décrit

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The stamp-collector's review and monthly advertiser . remain-ing the same. This alteration indesign of -| tornese stamp, will, tomany of us, recall vivid recollectionsof the successful part played in theNeapolitan Revolution by VictorEmanuel of Savoys race, andGaribaldi the Hero of Italy. Af-fairs in the Neapolitan provinceshaving assumed a little more of theirwonted aspect, there appeared in1861 a new series of stamps, bearingthe head of the King of Italy inwhite relief, and, with the exceptionof one stamp of the value of ^ tornese, all retaining the grani currency.This last-described emission clearlyindicates an event of importance inNeapolitan history, viz., the annexa-tion of Naples to the Kingdom ofItaly. History is clearly traced in thepostage stamps of Luxembourg, Por-tugal, Prussia, and Saxony, all ofwhich will, to the meditative col-lector, prove interesting reminiscencesof bygone times. Of the stampsjust mentioned, those of Portugal, issued during the reign of QueenDonna Maria, are among the mostrare, and consequently the annexed. engraving of the 25 reis will doubt-less prove of interest to our readers. A more fitting instance of the useof stamp collecting, as an aid to thestudy of history, can hardly be foundthan in the stamps emanating fromthe Sandwich Islands. Eighty-fouryears have elapsed since the deathof Captain Cook on the shores ofOwhyhee, at which time the nativesof that and the surrounding isleswere blood-thirsty anthropophagi;but since that time, we find, throughthe exertions of the missionaries, that the islanders have embraced theChristian religion, and not a stonehas been left unturned to promotethe welfare of the recognised kingdomof Hawaii, even to the introductionof the postal system and its interest-ing appendages—postage stamps. The Eussian stamps were noticedin our last paper, as among the mostbeautiful on account of their being

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