The Daily Dispatch: September 24, 1862., [Electronic resource]

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European news.

--The news by the Borussia, at Cape Race, to the 10th inst., which is three days later, does not contain a single allusion to American affairs, and the latest news from the United States received in England had not the slightest effect on the London money market.

The Paris Pays says that Spain had offered to send a new army contingent to Mexico, but the Emperor would not accept it. France will forward thirty thousand men to the Republic.

Garibaldi's wound is said to be of a serious nature. He asks to be placed on board an English vessel.--No documents or money were found at the place of his defeat. No decision has been come to with regard to his trial. The people of Italy were in favor of a general amnesty. La France, the new journal of Paris, says that ‘"Italian unity is impossible,"’ and would be dangerous to order in Europe. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Earl of Harrington had died in England. The war between Turkey and Montenegro still raged, after a fruitless attempt at adjustment Omar Pacha's troops had fired the Servian portion of the city of Belgrade, and then discharged musketry on the inhabitants. The latest dispatches assert that the Montenegrins had accepted the peace terms of Omar Pacha.