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Some literary veteran has sent to the York Penn sylvania1 Republican, the following eommunlealon, which is decidedly the best we have yet s''n in re- lation to the overthrow of the Wellington Adminis- tration. It is attributed to the pen of a gentleman now residing iu Pennsylvania, who llas retired from public life-a great observer of human actions, ana who, as minister from this country, resided many years at the court of St. James, where he became familiar with it's leading men and measures So lar the fortunes of Marlborough and of Wellington ap- pear to have been alike.