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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-07

THuEsDIr. 4uGrsr .. I,a.

THE schooner E1lsgaI arrived ou MONDAY. from a cruise %
.he south among tn GuaHy Islands Her report vii De found
80 another column
The TUrtss arrived during Tu.-iay might. Il dlys from san
Fau-fsc7. triu-ing q mI Ire-ht ana th- usual passenger --,
The news brought by L-r is late AMI very iu.sr-,ia--
AIvicss received regarding shipments o. rice made hy tie
Tatfss arr favorable. SAILS LayiI. been male 10 lJl cents per
pound, after ,L~ grain vas tuued AMI polished. This Ta- Acct
III ia thu face % au over stocked market % China AMI Asiaur
rice, with prices declining
The Cogsf wI tiS@ owe. a large 4uIr tuy % Hawaiian rice,
amounting probably 70 nearly $50 OJJ lbs, one lt alone that
81 N.ssrs. JGII AMI WUI-J amounting o. $3.50 l1s- This
Iuc~ HIl D. found superior 90 any which Ia yet been shipped,
the crop having been allowed @. rr-u more flly AMI tire t-ry
being much larger AMI fuller T. VIII probably De- found -gll!
o. III best Carolina rice, a~i superior 20 any u the Asiauc.
Tie s4u Francisco markets we're ia their usual q-set state,
AMI prcs- % I=Iing i-Iird products unchanged. Eastern
crushed -l-sr shows % small advance LAST quotations being ~
N 49,, which will operate % advance raw sugars. TIE new
tariff wa- @, have gone ia, effect on the 1t of August, which
~I tend o, enhance rates The duties on raw sugars range,
according 20 auen-s-. from >. u s.. per ID.
oar private aIsice- STATE cpI ia New York Is quoted 1T
Il per cent premium over currency San Francisco exchange
On the Ee-t rule 1T y to 10 pr cent. a,seouHf, anI whal-r-
bills enutI not probably h- sold for less than 70 per cent. dis
count
There were several vessels to follow the YaHtee in a few days
for China ports, aud by some Of them We shall probably receive
farther Eastern aIvces-
The bark Deilr1re arrived yesterday afternoon, Il days
from San Francisco. She is en- route for China, and brings %,
later dates tLau the TaHkse, having sailed before the latter.
The COMET is loading, and will probably get OF early next
week.
IN local trade, all Is quiet, and prices nominal. Very Little
produce Is coming into market, AMI consequently shipments
abroad are H@Lt-
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. i.
AREES

July Jl-H. u. Ms steamer ~Charyldis, p guns. Captain the
Hon Geo d. kcaue, - days from Victoria.
Aug Sch Nyisrikc, NaIell. I'm kahului and Iaiiiina. with
wheat, Hour, oats and bran.
2-Steamer kiaura, BeTTil, from wiudgari ports, with
- head cittle, > horses, l. pigs, ! sheep. l goat,
- huiss, IL bales fungus. / bale wool. l 10. Tulu,
= Pkss beef, = bags c"fEr. 1000 oranges. III bags
potatoes, $50 coCnIuutS, l. boxes grapes, > pkgs
fruit. ] Pig specie. fS3oOJ
Sch Mana, Crane. ir,m Itip ami Puma. with go kegs
sugar, 35 bales pUlu-3 cabin and : passengers
on deck
Sch Nauuoklwai, Haley. from Kona and KJu. with
- bales pull, ! bags fungus, IS bags wool, 400
goat skins. y hides, etc
Sch Go-ahead. from Nol-aa, with $ cords wood, = kegs
butter.
Am lark Keoka, Sutton, - days from Port TOWNSEND.
IN route for ShauEhae with lumber. Sailed again
same day
i-IIaw. schooner Kaitna, BabcocE, 80 days from How
lands Island via Faan.ugs Island. with IOj bags
gutnO-
i-SIoop Live YANKEE, Rupulhi. from Ino, with Of bales
pull.
Am bark Yankee, Taylor, II days I'm San Francisco.
with mdse to Wilcox. Richards x Co.
Am bark Delaware. Gregg, IL days I'm san Francisco.
passed this port IN route for China.
G-Sch kam0i. Shepherd. from kahuiUi and Lahaiul,
with 1900 bushels wheat.
G-Sch Noikeiki, NaTela. from kahului, with a cargo CT
wheat
% So 49,, H-t 80. ,sullAg, WIKI rice. etc
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- Another Of Geo. +. Trains speeches will b.
found on our fourth page. His remarks are kss,
and cutting, and yet truthful; and it should be 70
memberei that the speech was delivered in Iondo,
and before an English audience. The fact tba, -
could make such a speech in such = place, spe,t.
volumes in favor Of the love Of the English people q.
free speech, and affords an example from which
every American can learn a lesson. 1t is one Of II.
most remarkable and convincing productions of ,ho
kind that we have ever read, and his audience NM.
have left the hall satisfied At least that the PresiieD,
was right and Russell wrong.
BINDING,-We have seen some specimens Of NJ,
Nollum's binding, which are fully equal 10 the b.,
work Of the kind in San Francisco. He is Short,
expecting a new and better supply Of stock, which
will enable him 10 execute the choicest binding tia,
may be desired.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-07

People wonder that Charleston ami Savannah
have not been taken. although for months they have
seemed TO be within our grasp. The recent inter-
cepted dispatch # Beauregard. asking for reinforce
ments from n corps then located in South Carolina,
will suggest the reason. 50 long as Charleston and
Savannah are merely menacei, we hold this corps
where IL can DO no mischief. If we take those posts
prematurelv they will be released 10 Join Beaurecari
or JEFF Davis. The war i evidently being conducted
upon a comprehensive plan. and in due time, not on
" Savannah aud Charleston, but Norfolk will fall
into our possession-B0Sf0a Journal.
The weight Of the iron in the new Canadian steam
ship Scotia, when launched, was : 500 tons, and
now, when the hull is finished. its weight is $500
tons. With the engines on board. the weight Of the
immense mass Is 1850 tons, at which she draws 22
feet Of water. She i rugged only lightly. with two
masts. each 80 inches in diameter. Her maximum
speed, it i thought, will be about 70 miles m hour.
calculate ed from the result Of her first trial trip.
Her first trip across the Atlantic occupied a little
over 10 days.
IMPORTANT TREATY-The Seward-Lyons treaty for
the suppression f the African Save trade. h1s been
unanimously rltjiel by the Senate. This treaty will
probably sweep the last vestige of the TiraticaI traffic
from the face Of the seas. The main points are "a
mutual right of search, without regard TO the num-
Der Of vessels to be employed, and the summary
trial and punishment of those engaged in the illegal
rlfic.
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MoRE ANNENArIoN-The japanese are quick at
not be behind any of them in efforts to extend their
area of rule. We have seen a letter from one Of the
passengers by the Har HllcE, which vessel touched
here some four months since, en- route for Japan,
having on board the American Minister, Consu's, sc.
The letter states that the japanese steamer handia-
murrai. commando 10y Capt. Manjro. whom many of
cur readers will remember. had just returned from the
Bonin Islands. which group the japanese Government
has recently taken possession Of, AMI Is now planting
there n colony and establishing its authority. We
are not aware that that group has ever been formally
claimed by any European government, but there
have long been foreigners residing there, mostly
Englishmen and PolyuesianS. When the japanese
Expedition landed there, the British flag was hauled
down. and the japanese raised, and all the cattle on
the group have been taken possession of for the ia
panese Government, on the ground that they have
become thoroughly japanese. The Bonin group has
often been referred to rs n convenient stopping place
for the trans-Pacifc line of steamers. Aside from
this, they are of very little value to any nation. The
present claim of the japanese Government has proba-
bly, been based on some ancient authority exercised
by it over the group, but whether it can be establish
ed or not, remains to be seen.
~ The Ladies' Benevolent Society will meet ut
the residence of Mrs. Cook, at 3 o'clock, this after
noon. -
- We are under many obligations to Mr.. NJ. c.
Monsarrat for a file of the Victoria British Press to
July Sth.
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Am ship EuIIEa. Eurlitt. sailed from Boston June Is. with C.
cargo % assorted Ml-r- Co. e. brewer ~ CO.
Am ship Err !. rursau. -dl-G from New Bedford May l.. with
q full cargo ofasslrt-i mi--- 90 WILCOX. Richards X 10.
Hav schooner LIoiho. Bush from rL,r1jN I-aaI-pycrIua.
An bark Nile Keyte, from sydney VIA FtauntN I~aEds-oyrr-
du-.
pItru ship G-ii-i, Koch. from London atuu. APRIL Is. with
a-~ti cargo f1 Jauauu. Green = Co.
Hamburg brrs Laura y Louise, Mark. To- soI from Hamburg
May !. .srh mi~- ta N---r-- IlIrNad y 60.
OilruhE bars >yralI-- I'v-eulru. O. sail from Bremen about
Nay l. EI-h u-rchtuii-s O. Nrrhsr- ~ Co.
Bremen bark Pauline. --t O. tsyv Bremen ATTL 10 90 -.
with a--ti cargo o. Hod-Jtta-er y >taI-uhurSt-
Hlv wh bJt= WaiiIl. Lass. iou cruise among the Caroline
Eruup-vyrElIs-
\ British war steamer {. expected from Panama.
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PASSENGER

FuEFI.S-
FROM S,S FEsver~co-per Yankee, AI<- 6-I>lheLt ri,;S. G
y Fanam. - q ~ai-r-. u Poster and son. Chds Derby. Fak-r ~
silva and assistant. " = Ez-rt-1. John Webster. : 4 BurIIaE.
EenjB Il Macy. sam Glars : IiaHSuans and I Chinese 90 tLt
ste-rlEe-2t in all
For ylcToEiA-prr Jenny F.ri. Aug 5-Nrs II Robinson. C
Trask. and : HaHIiIus-
From. the Grtyo ISI,y7s-per Kal.laa. Aug I-E + Hard
ant e A Er1Ity, agents
CJA~TWI~E.
From Wrypw AID PaErs-per RIauea. Au=2-tirs e T MILLS.
SIS, Helen Damon. Mss Fuller. Miss Holden. Nr~ L Ru- and
-hbi. Ms TreIIway. K \ : Wood, VI Mclurruy- r 4 Ouiiaot,
ami ~ deck passengers
F4r WISDW 4Ep PuErS-per kIIueI. Aug pr Hutchinson
= q = Inns, Henry Thompson and about 90 de'S passengers.
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NAyAL-H 3. Majesty's Steam Corvette, Ctary5-
dis, Capt. the Hon. George D. keane. commanling,
arrived at > ?. NJ. on the 3l,t. ult. 2i days from
Victoria. Vsncouver's Island, en- route for Valparaiso.
She will remain in port until the arrival of th5 Ter
maylnt, expected here in all August. from Panama,
with the newly-appointel British commissioner, and
Bishop StlIey. The following are the officers Of the
Ci1ry5ii:
,..'riH-iI.S. "a. F.F i. KE,Nr.
I,tgts.-H- e.. Eur-er. ". C.. t.il.r-. y. salmon.
>4iiag Nr,f.~-G-,. ellis
lieut. EHiH. Sc. u. sa.:a.
SarTs9u-t. X. orr
PIa1i4sf.r-Eyd o. Oils.
CEf.f EHriu..--J. THl--uau.
-fsf S4rs.5.-I.urr ltr1.ris.
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DIED.

N,Cur.ErEY-tt So. DNs- II. l>Tl- h-- y long I@'-
40 n ri, bIqrf tine American EhlI--hsp Ontario, on the y.y-
az bllae. VIZ. Il. ". McCuughtry. iu the JI,h year 4 BIZ aer,
Ite Registrar 81 Public AccL-ItS under the IidNaIlIu G''tTh-
urrnt .rd ar NAVY years 4 resident % the>- islands
JuHvs0N-In Honolulu. ADJUST !. El<iH Johnson aEeu -
wears. Z native OF Van D.-ueu's Land
CT aSCY-In the Queen Hospital HSnohiid. July . h'rLo.
Clancy. aged 80 years. formerly ~ - !eaHs. - y "F several
vars \ resident Of California
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-07
DEPARTURES

Sch Nettie Merrill, Borres. for Lahaina and Uiio.
Brit. steamer Thames. Echte. Tor Victoria. '. T..
2-Sci Ham-Elmeha, Morse, for IlauaIri.
Sch NDiekiki, NIpcli, for Lahaiua and Kalului-
Sch kekaul1o'i, Henry. for kouI and Rlu.
sch Maria, Crane. for kolDa-
AM ITkt Jenny Ford. NcCaTty- f0T Victoria. Y. l.
+S.eam-r klau-l. HyrriU. for Iliutiua. kOua and Dihsr
Eiuiward ports
81. Emma Roose, Wetherby, for HauaIci, with cargo
lumber.
Sch Gu-ah-aI fr NoIoaa.
G-SouP Live Yankee. Gr IiiIp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-07

- OF all the abominably filthy productions
that have ever been exposed TO the public gaze
here in Honolulu, 4 letter which appears in the
last issue Of the government organ, under the
heading Of correspondence. deserves the palm.
II tie conductors Of our public journals are 50
blind rs to be unable 70 discern what i common
dccency, the legislature can not ID a better work
than t. provide 4 sanitary commission for their
special benefit. The article referred to affords
another specimen Of the eagernesS f 4 certain
class 70 traduce the Hawaiian race, herald
abroad their sins. and make the false statement
tina, in 4 few years they will become extinct.
With them. 1.-THE wish i father 70 the thought
We would recommend To His Excel!ency Mr..
WylIic now 70 solicit an essay on the influence
that foreigners and public officers have had amt
are hqriqg to perpetuate the very vices and
diseases in question. y rich expose might be the
result God knows that the poor lIlwaiilns
have infrmiti"s and sins enough IF their own
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- The mail by the Yuabeo was a very large
one, numbering If bags, and embracing many
papers and letters which have been long detained
either in san Francisco or on the mountains. Dates
received are all the way from .l6rcm5er lst, 1861.
to July 1st, 1862. We trust these mail irregulari-
ties are nearly over. Many back dates of papers.
however, are still missing.
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- We are indebted 10 Mr.. DAM Foster. passen-
ger by the Yanbee, for latest papers brought by her.
also to Wells, Fargo * Co, Me.srs. M'Ruer & Mer-
rlll and Cha. ". Brooks & c.. for like fly.rs.
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Ships Mails.

F0E SAN FEAyCIsCO-per Comet, next week.
Fox LAHNINA-per kIIuDi, Friday.
For kOSA-prT steamer on Monday next.
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vEsSELsIx roRr-AuG,>T I.

IL Il NJ steamer CharyhL<. Hon Geo. n. K-auc.
An bJrN Comet. Sulth. Tor San Franc -cr.
Am bars Yankee. Taylor, hr san Francisco.
iilS- bark Kathleen, NIrcIJut. for Victoria. VI.
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EsrODOsaEs Wanted

vE'HE UNDERSiGN NED. IN BEHALF OF
q the Honolulu Sugar Misunderstanding and Refining Co,
will rec-iv. proposals tor furnishing the said Company win
Eirevo,I. at the rate If - cords Per week, delivered on the
premises, or the wharf adjoining the old Custom House IN
fICupIu!u.
Proposals fur smaller quantities weekly will also be recei'ei'
but ali proposals must specify the kind Of wood which Il i IN
tended to furnish, and the number Of weeks they viii undertake
TO supply 1t, ana be presented on or before the latl u August
next. |. BARTLETT,
g32A Treasurer II : VI = K Co.
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London, paper-J June Is
t-iesTaV!4lc July 10
May 10
sydney, Y. :. W-.---Jau. l.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

This prospect may account in part for the weak
ness Of gold and bills. %
Stocks were lower this morning. and the amount
OF business done was small. The bulls are making
great Efforts to sustain the prices Of some leading
stocks such as Erie preferred. Michigan Central
and Toledo; but the task proves severe. The out
side demand for stocks has ceased altogether. AT
the morning board Hudson declined "a. New York
Central r. Erie H Michigan Central u. guaran-
teed u. Gslena "a. Governments were steady.
After the board, at the call in the outside room,
prices were fraction better. At the second
board Er.e and Central were q fraction lower.
The Western shares were unchanged in price; but
the whole market was very dull indeed. The
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
I THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The Custom House returns for the week adicste mode
rata importation, the total ontries being $ssoe against
$7o4l5s same week last year and ss6esi5 the corre-
spending week Of 1860. The goods marketed amounted
70 against ss45 o43 week last year aud
$52s77O the corresponding week of 1860. The heaviest
direct of week were OF woolen goods and silk
aud has goods were next in magnitude The anoaat OF
goods warehoused was heavier than that withdrawn from
warehouse The transactions both domestic and foreign
fabrcs during the week have been very sderate The
principal inquiry has been from cothers especially for
lw priced cassimeres OF domestic manufacture ana
adapted TO the spring trade which goods selling freely
a remuneative rates The regular holders of domestic
cottons firm in their views but goods controlled by
specnatrs are being pressed the market az
stances reduced prices There is inquiry for foreign
ducks drills and linens which coihiers dspo buy
in anticipation Of the regular for such fabrics
bat generally, the demand for foreign DDS 10 extremely
limited few auction sales have taken place within the
week but very little interest manifested in them by
pu and the prices realized generally below
the expectations Of holders though considering how
Is tho end the season. all goods that really dssa.
bic brought fair prices.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FnrpAy. Dec. I2-e L. \

The money market j. without change Call loans
are quoted at a 7 per cent. Mercantile paper oi
the highest grade sells at 5% per cent.
Government certificates Of Indebtedness sell at
97a u. Demand notes auctuaied to-day between
1855 and l2G.
Gold was lower odoy. At ore time il sold st
1917, afterwards Of 1879, and finally closed at
1927 ~. Exchange declined 10 lA6 10. n
has transrired that parties accompanying the
Banks expedition took out heavy credits for The
purchase of cotton. The region which General
Hoyey has just trayersed-betweeu Grenada and
the Mississippiis very fertile cotton district,
and operators expect that his operations will lead
~ substantial increase in the cotton supply.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

AFairs at Washington Market show no very great
changes In the prices Of The various articles Of family
marketing Veal being at this season. or course
ranges very high fine pieces bringing at the rate Of 1sc
per pound. The following PRICES rsgncd yesterday a,
Washington Market.
MKArs.--i}eef, &C. 1sc. per pound roasting pieces
1ac. 16c porter house soak 1Sc. ribs (roast) lac
Ifc chuck ribs &c. lcc. pieces Co. &c. corned
&C. 1oo round, Do lie. mutton, fore quarters &C.
&c., hind quartcrs &c. 12c; lamb, &c a l2c; pork
fresh, &C. l0c corned, Sc. i0c ham, 1lc veal, Sc
16c.
PouIrRy.--Turkeys, l2c, 1lc.; chickens, &c. al0c.
vEcuAmks.-lolstoes Isc. lcr hall peck cabbage, &c
q Sc. Ter head.
Bu,rEs, 2sc q S2c, pcr pound; eggs, 2bc. 2sc, pei
dozen
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

securities h0 received check from the iowcr quota
tons sent ro New York the 1ath instant. The prn
cps decline. however, has been in Erie and lilnos
shares, the To- mer giving way o. 40 tne latter 10
20 discount iron his point there has been rally OF
ii so per share each the market Tor them closing
nfm In rairoad bonds very little business has been
donc. and quotations steady. There Is MODE
rse demand for United states fve per cents lo7s from
63k to q. t.3.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

4 GENTs--INTEEsE EXCITEMENT EVERYBODY
"A running after our Great New Union Prize and
toney Packages wolder OF the age. Just thing
for Holiday Presents. Each package contains 81
Writing Materials and Fancy Articles for osy
IS centshinga everybody We present each agent
with q superb watch fine tmekeeper SIS per day msde
easy Packages endless variety Send Tor new crcasrs
with 5. q. RiCkARDS CO.. lO2 Mas
san New York. Largest and Oldest prize package
houH In tha world.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. 12-6P N.
Asus-Sales Of 40 bbls. were made at skc for pots,
and Sslc. for pearls
BEswAx has been quiet at &c. 40c Tor Western yel
low.
BRxADsruTFs.-F1our was depressed aud prices were
tending downward, the demand was limited. Sales
were made Of 5000 bbls State and Western 7so bbs
Canadian and 26O bbls. Southern, within revised
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

Subjoped arc tbe HXcd and current rates of dis
count in the chief continental cities Of Europe.
The quieter character Of the silver market has oc.
cssioned decline Of per cent in the rate OF dis.
aoupt in Hamburg.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

Mr.. u. +. Satterthweite says, respecting Ameri.
can securities
since our IRst The marks! in Lpnspu tt Apcricsn
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

COPPER MISEs.-We are informed that rich
and extensive copper mines have been found il
Del Norie county, on South Run. and but a
few miles from Crescent City. We have no.
sufficiently fall and reliable information to
enable rs to give the particulars with regard
to the extent, but VIC are satisfied they are
extensive and very rich. That some OF tie
ore has been sent to Loadon and tested, and
pronounced Of superior quality that capitalists
from San Francisco offer as high as one hun
dred dollars per ton, Al the place where the ore
is quarried that several hundred thousand
tons have already been shipped to San Fran
cisco, and that the lead has been traced for
twelve miles and found equally rich. If these
copper mines prove half what they are repre-
sented, It Is one of the most valuable discoye-
ries made IN Northern California, and without
doubt will lead to some discovery in Southern
Oregon Jacksonville Intelligencer.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13
MEDICAL.
FISH'S
INFALLIBLE Hair REST0RER
..... FOR.
Restoring Gray Hairto It's Original Color
EISH HIS

H PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FALLING
= OF II cures h4ldueSs and removes all dandr0a
and Sczrt from jhe head
Il aliays all i,rtAtioa from the scalp. Il oOolS
aud retre>hes the head. and ilnpart> 20 the hair
healthy. lively appearance.
P-S--The properties H hich remove dandrue and
scarf ireTn the head, aav irritation and free the
scalp from hamors. render tbIs article iayaiaable
Is lotion ia al cataueoUs &SetionS Sich = ltch
Rash. Salt Raeum. ChlilalalaS. ErySiuclas. Ring.
worms, Shingles Bites and >tiugs of Insects ard
all eruptiou> q the skin, especially that caused by
POISON OAK.
BOTTLES. aud the written signature os Y MILLS,
the original proprietor ana nanufattarer on the
label ana wrapper. Beware oi all pat up In life-
ren, style which Is COCN TERFEIT.
REDlNGTON & Co.
Wholesale Agents.
4Ii and AIS Front street san Francisco