Burglary. This morning Joseph Brewer was brought up charged with burglariously entering the premises of the Rev. David Jones, in Wellesley-street, who, on being sworn, said — I am a clergyman of the Church of England, re siding in WeUesl»y-Btraet, Auckland ; yesterday mom ' ing, about 3 o'clock, I was disturbed by the creaking of the door leading from my bed-room to the sitting room ; I thought it might be my little dog, but subse quently I was led to believe it was a person entering the bed-room, apparently on his hands and knees ; I rose up in bed and extended my hands in the direction from whence the noise proceededy and my hand came in contact with a man's hand ; it was too dark to see anything ; the hand that mine grasped was immediately withdrawn, and the person went into the sitting room; I jumped out of bed, and endeavouring to leave the room I came in contact with the door and closed it upon myself ; I was a minute or two getting into the sitting-room, and proceeded to the withdrawing-room ; I heard the breaking of glass, I struck a light and found a window broken, by which the person had evidently escaped; I then found this, cap produced, in ihe sit ting-room; it was not there when I went to bed; the person must have entered by lifting up one of the sashes of a window in the sitting room ; I found it partially open ; when I retired to rest it was closed. Serjeant Evers — Yesterday morning about a J-past 3 the last witness informed me that his premises had been burglariously entered, and that he had found this cap in the sitting room ; I then proceeded to endea vour to find the person, and I discovered" the prisoner at the corner of Cook and Vincent Streets, which is a short distance from Mr. Jones' house; as I approached the prisoner he laid down j I fqund that he had no cap on ; I apprehended him, and on searching him I found he had a slight scratch on the right wrist, and the left sleeve of his coat was torn. 