...happy experience, is the fervent desire of your sincere and affectionate friend, Isaac T. Hopper. New-York, 4th mo. 15, 1852. Early in the Spring, he was conveyed to the house of his daughter, Mrs. Gibbons , in the upper part of the city; it being supposed that change of air and scene might prove beneficial. It was afterward deemed imprudent to remove him. His illness was attended with a good deal of ...