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WASHINGTON, March 3.

 Every thing is yet on the steam principle here. The Clerk of the House reads Bills by steam. Members vote by steam. Every one is so inspired that it is unsafe to lounge about now lest some of the locomotives may run over you. This is to make up for lost time.

 The Forifcation and Deposste Biu.-The tortification part of this bill is now eminent ly in danger. The House have adhered by a majority decided, and now twice tested, to the amendment providing for distribution of the surplus. The Senate (ayes26 noes 22) have again resolved that they will net agree to the distribution. The Bill is now in this condition. As it is believed that the ma jority of the Senate is wavering, it is the opinion that the House will again adhere to the distribution. Mir. Clay has again been taunting MT. Rives with his expression that the Senate was the aristocratic body. Twice,