New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is. 1917.

Linen is also fabricated in these Institutions par
ticulsrly table cloths bat this species Of work il
very laborious 70 young women, and consequently
there are not many emf loyed in IL A large nun.
Der are Likewise occupied in the Manufacture Of
cotton articles. the raw material being purchased
by the Rosnes il il then Transformed into all kinds
Of goods The WOolen Factory Is Al Chieri. be-
cause AZ Turn Il would interfere greatly with the
silk Trade. The establishment, Is complete in all
its arrangemeuts the wool being secured carded.
spun and woven entirely by the hosines, who fab
ricste cloth Of every quality from u
As may be supposed. there are many industrious
Rosnes employed on the article OF embroidery
In fact in this particular branch the hosnes have
acquired as much perfection ne can possibly be o.
tanned by the industry Of woman new species
Of manufacture has lately been introduced into the
establishments nsmely. that OF gold thread for the
fabrication Of lace. This Is most beautiful arti
Gle and particularly adapted for church ornaments
Al the habiliments O. the clergy are made In the
Institutions
Our readers will no doubt be curious % know by
what means the young women oontrIve TO dispose
OF their various goods in order 10 cover the outlay
and - gain profit on the raw material Tbs IS
managed in the following simple manner Each
establishment acts. as we have said as great
commercial depot. aud each Of them has maya
zine or shop attached to IT, in which the handiwork
Of the Rosines is sold by persons IN the employ
Of the Institutions.
All the cloths necessary for the amy are pur.
chased by the Gre. eminent from the warehouses OF
the Rosines. They not only iabrcafe the ciotn u
self but also every other article OF ornamental at
tire. and sklliul tailors are employed by them to
cut out the different coat pieces which are then
nerfected by the sisters Beside this. the inhAbl-
tants OF Turin. and even the tradesmen themselves,
are GLAD to make their purchases az the institution
because they are sure to get everything good ana
cheap.
In this manner. then. the institutions are never
in want Of employment and considerable proht Is
generally left after deducting all the expenses OF
the different establishments. That at Turn alone
brings in sum OF 1884 6s ID per annum; It con
tains three hundred females. among whom there
are about fifty aged or intrm inmates VINO IN con,
sequence are chargeable to the community. u
visited this remarkable institution, says Sgnor
Saccbi. thanks 10 the Kindness of worthy ecce
siastic who presided over It's administration lie
accompanied me round the different apartments.
which contained many young females animated by
the holy ardor Of labor With ali sir Of quiet con
tent the girls were engaged in their several task
all apparently animated with an anxiety like that
which mother displays when laborng with her
children for their common subsistence six mis-
tresses and matron preside over the different
work rooms and the institution is frequently visited
by one ofthe ladies' of honor a. the Queen lOi Sar
dinial bearing the commands Of her Majesty, who
gives her special protection 10 the industrious girls
Such IS TINS hsy yum, Truly hnlhfaoic III ui' 49,
details founded By The oxertions Of Po'r woman
so true is II that Providence frequently, from the
smallest origin produces the greatest results
The story Of Rosa Govona serves 70 prove IN wha'
way, without saddling any expense upon the CHI
zens, and without donations or egscies, SO vast
scheme OF labor may be brought to successful
termination. In little chapel adjoining the work
rooms ! read the following monumental inscup
ton Here repose the remains oi Rosa Govoni
de Mondovi, who from her youth consecrated ner
self 70 God for whose glory she founded IN be-
country in this city aud divers others retreats io
unfortunate young females in order to lead them L
serve God and gave them excellent rules to at
tach them to pety aud labor. During her admin
istraiion of more than thirty years, she gave con
slant proofs Of an admirable charity and an indoml
table perseverance, She passed to the life eterna
the 2ath day OF February. in the year l16, and th'
Goth wear Of her age. The children recognize ia
her their mother snd benefactress, and consecrat'
this monument to her memory
Humble words these. when one confiders M
good which has been done, and the beaeii- '~"'e'
these Institutions still continas 10 confer upon ta'
country. and for which Rosa merits the highes
possible eulogiurns | was deeply affected, espe
cially when | considered that Ross Goyona ha'
as vet received no place among the hist Of the bene
| factors OF the human race. May this little pape
1 make her known Ms she deserves To be