Km Items.Washicgtom, March 19.Switl—Th^ Senate took «| and passed th Kililarr Academy Appropriation.Mr. llajtoa then procorded to finish his n marks on Central American afturt He state , on the authority of Mr Vanderbilt, President a lt;the Transit Co., that (hero never had boon an; act on the port of that Company, which In aa; manner encouraged Walker’s invasion of VicarHo referred to Walker's seizure of thlt; property of the lt;orapany, amounting to nearlj a million of dollars, and read a letter Caom Mr Vanderbilt to Marry, in which the former aski the intcrjioAjuoo of the lt;Government for redreoa The seizure was made on the ground that ths Company was indebted to Nicaragua, and denied such indebtedness, and refused to submit the ■miter to the award of arbitrator*. The chargors utteriv fusef}7House—Mr. Bowie spoke against Mr. Reed-practice in the Kansas ease, and againstgranting the Committee power to send for•wit and papers.Mr. Ackerman then proceeded to close debate on the resolution.Baltimore, March 19. The mail train from Philadelphia, which left at 10 o'clock last night for this city, has not yet arrived. Various Minors are afloat as to its having come In collision with a freight train causing of life. It ia impossible to ascertain thefacta.Fintut —Two Freight Trains came In collision lam night at Aberdeen, near Havre DeGrace, on the Baltimore Railroad smashing several car*, and killing the fireman and engineer.Lazes.—The per«on« killed by the collision at Aberdeen last night were George Goodwin, conductor, and Wm. Todd, braketnan. A drover named Fliun was considerably injured.Snow fell here last night, and there is a prospect of its boldiug up. Tho weather is mild and thawing.