Mali

See Mandingo. Malia (mä'le-ä), Cape. A promontory at the southeastern extremity of Laconia, Greece: the ancient Malea. Maliacus Sinus (ma-li'a-kus sī'nus). [L., 'Maliac Gulf.'] In ancient geography, an arm of the Ægean Sea, south of The aly, Greece: the modern Gulf of Lamia. Malibran (mä-lē-broń'), Madame (Maria Felicita Garcia), later Madame de Bériot. Born at Paris, March 24, 1808: died at Manchester, England, Sept. 23, 1836. A celebrated opera singer, daughter and pupil of Manuel del Popolo Vicente Garcia. she appeared in public for the first time at a musical club. Her operatic début was on June 7, 1825, in London, where she took the place of Pasta, who was ill. She made a great sensation, and was at once engaged for the rest of the season. Shortly after this she went to New York with her father. In the midst of a succe ful season there he married her to Mr. Malibran, who soon became bankrupt. In 1827 she left him and returned to France. She sang with increasing succe in Paris, London, and other cities till the time of