The New York herald., 1863-11-19

The result, therefore, as we understand IT, win be tho
same either way McCunn has majority whether The
returns Of that district rejected counted But
the Supervisors should into their heads count the
Boeworh vote In the disputed district, and refuse
allow the correction made for Mccapn and thus rule him
out then Bosworb would be counted in by fifteen
,ory. This 10 be urged by portion Of the
republicans and the Supervisors adjourned until to day.
when the whole question will be argued by a0le counsel
on both sdes Tho whole matter may yet be taken into
the conrts.
Compliment TO City Inspector Boolc.
PR EsEHTATIoN OF REsoLOTIoNs BY IHE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
City Inspector Boole the nominee OF the united demo-
cracy for the honorable position of Mayor the
cpient Monday afternoon Of very handsome testimo
NAL from his colleagues and admirers the Board
Of Aldermen The testimonial consisted OF engrossed
copy Of the complimentary resolutions passed. by that
Board months ago the occasion OF Mr.. Boole's
appointment as City Inspector in the place OF Colonel
Daniel +, Delavsn. lhe resolutions magnacenty
engrosed Mr. David Stanton and enclosed in elegant
oval black walnut frame beautifully carved and ornament
ed with gilt bands and other tasteful decorations. Tho
frame surmounted by the figure Of an American eagle
On she margin photographs Of the members OF the
Board OF Aldermen whlo In the centre is graphic like
Of the City Inspector himself On the right is
drawing OF the City Hall and on the left ship s seen on
the Stocks The remaining space Is occupied by copy OF
the resolutions referred 70 above The testimonial alto
gether e splendid specimen OF the engrosser art aud
reflects great credit Mr. David Stanton the gentleman
who ably executed the commission entrusted to him BY
the friends and associates OF active and energetic City
The presentation ceremony took place about three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in No. Al OF the Astor
House, where select gathering OF the private friends OF
Mr.. Booe, together with full representation Of the
Board OF Aldermen had assembled Among those present
we're Aldermen hcCool, jeremiah, Mitchell, Ryers.
Hardy, Fox Masterson Chpp, Henry and Long besides
the Rev. Wm Boole and Aessrs Thompson, Manning and
Jacobs.
Alderman RyEs opened tho proceedings by few fe-
Marks explaining the object OF the meeting and then
called upon Alderman jeremiah to make the formal pre-
Alderman J.RzHAn in response delivered very nea.
and appropriate speech during which he spoke In tho
euogstic terms Of the energy, pluck ability and
true heartedness OF City Inspector Boole, w he sad
all the positions which he had filed, and called
upon occupy the highest station IN the gift of the citi
would be elected by the people, and that in his new and
future sphere bis whole aim would be the wei and
interests or this great metropolis.
Mr. BO0Ix returned thanks for the honor conferred upon
him IN the following brief speech
ALDERMAN JEREMIAH AND GENTLEMEN or TIE BOARD OF
ALDERMsNLaborng under the disadvantage Of diseased
throat shall be constrained to crave from you little
indulgence and say but few words, while my feelings
eloquent speech in which have received from you the
very valuable testimonial Of the esteem Of my colleagues
tsnsousIy made Of your personal esteem and unsoyed
appreciation OF course Of conduct as City Inspector
and having been through the confidence and Kindness Of
ton Of Mayor OF the city beg 70 assure you that when
elected 70 the place shall try 70 show the people Of
whole ability will be taxed 10 and preserve the In
tsres.s OF the people {Chssrsl
invited down stairs TO room No. IA where bounti
ful collation. provided Alderman Jeremiah occupied
Ss1 the on
casons number Of toass and speeches were offered and
SsSs us HARDY np
the Rev. Mr. Booe and others