TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
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WASHINGTON, April IL, 1876.
Cloudy, thougn spIlnglks morning. Scattering
MiIburn. Journal OF yesterday. Petitions bv Mr
Dickinson, and MIR. Johnson, OF La Reports bv
Mr. Phelps, adverse upon private claim) and Mr.
Niles, from the Post Office Committee, allowing
compensation.


Mr. BRsEsE called up his report providing for Ger
tain changes the Senate galleries, for the better
accommodation OF the public, and especially Of the
ladies'. Mr.. Breese explained that the report did
not now, as at first designed propose TO expel all
except the reporters tor the city PRESS but that il
contemplated, IN the new arrangement, an acco m
moostion tor some twenty.four persons. about the
NUMBER now allowed accommodations Tor the pub
lc press lne expenses Of these alterations are Inn
tied at $4,000. Mr.. Breese, alter expIaining O the
changes proposed, said the plans were from the hand
OF distinguished architect =


A voIcK-Who Is the architect


Mr.. BRgKsE-Mr. Mills He enovs b;ob renu.
tatlon. he was in the confidence OF Mr.. Jefierspn.
and Mr.. Breesc made some further well deserved