arrived at Acapulco at the same time. On 5 October off Cabo San Lucas, a "violent hurricane" threw the Lavina on beam-ends, and she lay twenty-one hours. On 5/6 October, "the gale" damaged the Fanny, voyaging from Mazatlán for San Francisco; she put back to Mazatlán. This hurricane apparently progressed northwestward at less than . VIII. One existed on an unknown date in October. 1851 Three systems are recorded. They existed on September 16, October 21, and some time in October. 1852 A system was reported from July 16 to 19. 1854 A tropical cyclone existed on October 3. Before June or after October of this year, a system considered a tropical cyclone made landfall just north of the Golden Gate. 1855 Seven systems are recorded. One existed in June and two in August from the third to sixth and eighth through ninth days of that month respectively. Another was recorded on September 4. 1857 Two tropical cyclones existed, on June 20 and September 6. 1858 A system was recorded on August 17. On October 2, the 1858 San Diego Hurricane caused heavy damage in southern California. On November 21, a cyclone was reported at a location of 21°N 174°W. 1859 A tropical cyclone existed on September 10. Before June or after October, a system considered a tropical cyclone made landfall in northern California. 1865 A system existed on July 25. 1870 On June 17, German shipping logs reported a tropical cyclone. From September 21 to September 24, German shipping logs reported a tropical cyclone, with a path running northwest from near 17°N 141°W to close to the Big Island to near 19°N 160°W. 1871 A system was recorded by German shipping logs on July 3. On July 10, a storm of unknown strength was encountered by the USS Jamestown. There was a moderate gale, rain, squalls, diving barometer, choppy seas, and winds that changed direction in a counter clockwise manner. On August 9, a severe cyclonic storm struck Hawaii. Heavy rains flooded a plantation on the Big Island, causing around $5000 (1871 dollars) or $108,556 (2021 dollars) in damage. Trees were blown down. On Maui, there was considerable damage to trees and buildings. Significant damage was reported by indigenous newspapers on both islands with the accounts suggesting a major category 3 hurricane. 1874 From November 17 to November 20, German shipping records recorded a cyclone. This may have actually