Capt. C. B. Bulkeley-Johnson has been granted the Fourth Class Medjidieh decoration in recognition of services in connection with the recent military operations in the Soudan. During the stay of the regiment at Barberton Col. Hon. W. P. Alexander was Military Governor of the Town. _Oct. 3rd._--The regiment marched from Barberton to Reit Spruit. Heavy thunderstorm and rain all day, great difficulty with transport. _4th._--The regiment marched from Reit Spruit to Kaapsche Hoop. Roads very bad. _6th._--The regiment marched from Kaapsche Hoop to Godwaan. _7th._--The regiment marched from Godwaan to Waterval Onder. _8th._--The regiment marched from Waterval Onder to Machadodorp. _9th._--Details of 16th Lancers under Lieut. Campbell ceased to be attached to the regiment. _Oct. 10th._--2nd Lieut. D. McCombie joined from England. _12th._--Pte. E. H. Bonham, Duke of Cambridge's I.Y., joined as transport officer. _13th._--The regiment marched from Machadodorp to Bonnefoi. Veldt fire in camp, 3.30 p.m. _14th._--The regiment marched from Bonnefoi. Small parties of enemy met with. Bivouacked at Carolina. _15th._--Halted Carolina. _16th._--The regiment marched from Carolina. Strong force of the enemy located about 9 a.m., who attacked advance scouts, but were driven off. Casualties:--Killed--4002 Pte. Valentine. Wounded--4185 Corporal Porter (died same night), 3433 Pte. Linnell, and several horses. Bivouacked at Witkrans, 10.30 p.m. _17th._--The regiment marched from Witkrans to Mooiplaats. Snipers met with _en route_, and enemy tried to drive in C Squadron's outpost about 6 p.m., but on being reinforced by A Squadron and a pom-pom the enemy retired. No casualties. _18th._--The regiment marched from Mooiplaats. Enemy attacked rear and left flank guard and followed up the regiment for several miles, then retired. No casualties. Bivouacked at Ermelo. Notification was received that the late Corporal Porter was promoted to a 2nd Lieutenancy in the 2nd Dragoon Guards. _19th._--General French addresses troops. The regiment marched from Ermelo at 5.20 a.m. Shortly after moving off, the enemy attacked rear-guard, and during the time the oxen were outspanned to graze a party of about 50 attacked a post held by a N.C.O. and few men, who kept them off until arrival of a squadron of Carabiniers. Casualties:--Killed--4445 Pte. Smith. Wounded--3315 Sad. Cpl. Rodgers, 3983 Pte. Waterer, 4035 Hickey, 4412 Cpl. Lacker, 4981 Pte. Campbell, and several horses. Bivouacked at Reitvlei.