From the Albany Atlas.
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 FAMILY FEUDs.-Fhe "harmony" of the whig party il we judge from the tone of it's presses, seems at the present time so be somewhat disturbed Whether ihs IS 10 be ascrbed to the fact that the mercury has been standing in the neighborhood oi blood heat for such length of time, that their de- sire for punder, by which they are usually Kept ina state of cuheson has been destroyed by recent pol- tIca reverses and the hopeless aspect of he luture we will not attempt to divine.

 The prominent champions engaged in this warfare are the Evening Journal and the Tribune the one side, and the New York Express and Courier and Enquirer the other. The great question at issue now is, 10 which of ihe antagonistic sections is doing the most "to increase locofocoism." The Fri bune closes long article with these disinierested reflections:

 "We cannot close without avowng our regret that that portion of the press of New York which IS sup. posed to represent more especially it's commerce. and wealth. should tno often see fit to indulge in such at iacks as those we are rebaking. For ihe dish water malgnity of the Express we care nothing. but such attacks it ndulges in on large and respeca be classes of the community, who are divided in po- litcs are certain to work serious injury to the whig cause "

 "It is Cor was) the common complaint throughout the country that the city journals do the whg cause more hurt than gUod-that they eternaly pursu- ing ends of their own with which the masses have no synpathy,ha their drift seems to be the exaitat,on of money above man, and to force the whig party l | to position corresponding with that of the British tories and the enemies oi freedom and progress throughout the world."

 The Express man, nothing daunted, responds in this wise:

 "The editor of the Tribune himself may believe, if he chooses, tl, the s made Of green cheese, (a theory as plausible as most of his theores) for aughl we care, provided he will conhae such op'n ions to himself or 10 the little cliques of crazy men among whom he fgures,-bu' when he serves them up daily to his readers, we clalm the light to disown them as whigs. and to say, such opinions have no support among the great body oi the whigs of New York. The Express will not become Agrariaa 10 win he of Agrsrians, nor disciple of Fourier, to stoop 10 demagogue with, and lie to the ignor- ance and ignorant prejudices of Irsh emigrans. in order to catch (wlat seldom or happens to be the way) few Ir,sh Catholic votes. The Albanian masters of the editor of the fr'ne, oi whose school he ia. and in which he is but tool, have done all this, mad whs, is ,heir rswnrd1 Thp universal od-