NEw YORK, Dec. 5, lS45.
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| have Just received letter from the United
States ship cambridge, dated Montevideo, Septem-
Der lllh, 1885, in which am informed that the
officers and crew of that vessel were in good health


The United States ship Boston, Commander
Pendergrast, was lying off that port at the time.


The cambridge was TO sail In few days tor
Busnos Ayres.


The weather has been stormy and climate cold.
Thermometer standing at forty-seven degrees No
news other than that OF the English and French
squadroas having taken the Argentine port Of
Ennnln.