At the horse fair in Baltimore yesterday, General Grant and General Joseph P. Johnston, both great admirers of horseflesh, met in the grandstand. They greeted each other most cordially, and spent a while longer admiring the high-mettled animals in the ring.
There is all over the country, as well as in Richmond and Virginia, a general decline in the prices of all necessaries of life, eatable and wearable. The high-mettled figures can no longer be held up by the sellers of these things. President Johnson will attend the Baltimore horse fair today, and will probably meet there many prominent men of the country, some of whom he would doubtless rather not meet. All kinds of people go to horse fair. 